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A retail shop To Let in Church Street, Cannock. The subject premises are situated along Church Street, near to the prime retailing position along the pedestrianised section of the Market Hall Street within Cannock town centre. The property occupies a prominent position...
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Ground floor retail unit with first floor ancillary space to let.
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2 available shops for rent
1 available retail park unit
Average annual rent £20,000
Top listed agent White Rose
Thu Mar 13 2025
Australian homewares retailer Harvey Norman is set to expand its UK presence with the opening of a new store and headquarters at The Gracechurch Centre in Royal Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham. This comes after the retailer opened its debut store in England at Merry Hill in October 2024. The opening represents the first in a number of planned investments across the West Midlands, as part of the business' wider UK and global expansion drive.
Tue Mar 11 2025
A retail park in Cannock, Staffordshire with a price tag of £5.35m has been acquired by Hobart Partners. Constructed in 2012, Roman Way Retail Park extends to a total area of 24,524 sq ft across a 1.88 acre site. The scheme comprises three retail warehouse units – fully let to DFS, Porcelanosa, and Starplan Furniture – and generates a rental income of £570,205.20. It also has a weighted average unexpired lease term of 7.
Wed Dec 11 2024
British Land has continued its retail park acquisition spree after purchasing Orbital Retail Park in Cannock, Staffordshire. The asset has been acquired from Clearbell Property Partners, a fund managed by Clearbell Capital, for £27.6m. The purchase comes after British Land recently snapped up a portfolio of seven schemes from Brookfield. The real estate investment trust also announced in September that it had spent £240m on retail parks since April.