Shops to Rent in Greater London

This unit forms part of a parade of shops within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. The unit occupies a prominent location within the station adjacent to exit 2. There is no water or drainage in the unit and it is currently vacant.

The unit is located on the paid-side of the ticket barriers by the Jubilee Line Platforms and DLR platform to Stratford International. It is directly in the sightline of passengers exiting the station and using the walkway to Westfield Stratford, Olympic Park and the over ground services. The unit is vacant. The unit includes a store room and is secured by a roller shutter (there is no glazing).

The unit is located immediately to the left of the station when exiting. The unit is arranged over ground floor, first and basement. There is water and drainage within the unit. Deliveries are to be via the street - interested parties are to look into parking restrictions.

Situated within the District and Circle Line ticket hall, the unit is the sole retail offering in one of the ticket halls in a high footfall transport hub. The unit offers a large retail space with a simple configuration and is visible from the ticket barriers and the main station entrance. The unit sits adjacent to one of the staircases leading into the ticket hall from street level and benefits from an open entrance which fronts onto the ticket hall, secured by roller shutters. This unit does not have water and drainage.

The subject property half way down St John’s Road, directly opposite Marks and Spencer’s. Other nearby national occupiers include Waitrose, Holland and Barrett and Three Telephones.

Situated adjacent to the ticket barriers, this unit sits within an extremely prominent position in the stations ticket hall. The unit can be accessed through a wide entrance secured by a roller shutter, offering excellent frontage. It has recently been refurbished and will be handed over in shell condition.

Situated in a prime position adjacent the station entrance, the unit offers a good size retail space with simple configuration. Highbury & Islington is a high footfall station and this unit provides the opportunity to benefit from this in an affluent inner London area. The unit is in good condition, arranged over the ground floor only. It has a prominent frontage onto the pedestrianised stretch in front of the station.

3-4 Station Approach The unit is located outside Edgware Station on Station Approach. The property occupies a prominent position at the entrance to the station with double frontage and two entrances onto Station Approach. The unit benefits from water, drainage and power. Edgware Bus Station The unit has undergone refurbishment and is in good condition. Within the bus station, the unit has a concession window. The unit benefits from water, drainage and 3-phase power.

The unit was a small grab and go ice cream parlour which forms part of a parade of shops with a varied tenant mix within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. The unit occupies a good position within the station opposite exits 1 and 2. There are no water and drainage supplies within the unit. The unit is currently vacant.

This unit is in an extremely prominent position within Moorgate station, situated alongside one of the stations entrance and exit points. The unit has great frontage which will capture significant footfall and is secured by a roller shutter. The unit is in good condition and is ready for occupation.

The subject premise is situated inside the station in the upper entrance-hall, adjacent to Marks and Spencer and opposite the Jubilee/Bakerloo line ticket barriers. The unit has an open return frontage secured by roller shutters. Other retailers in close proximity include Krispy Kreme, Boots and Starbucks.

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Situated within Manor Park station, this brand-new unit occupies an extremely prominent position within the stations ticket hall. The unit benefits from a large entrance secured by a roller shutter offering excellent frontage.

The subject unit sits in a prominent location as you come down onto Platforms 1 and 2 of the station. The kiosk is long and narrow, and is the only kiosk located on this platform. This kiosk provides a great opportunity for a coffee operator or similar.

The new unit will sit on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier and will be delivered in a shell condition with capped off services. The unit has excellent visibility from both the street and the escalators, with a glazed paneled shop front with double-leaf pivot doors.

The premises are arranged over ground & first floors.

The subject premises occupy a prominent location directly outside of Earl’s Court Station. They are well positioned with a pedestrian crossing directly in front, bringing footfall across from the station. Pret a Manger is located on the opposite side of the entrance, whilst other surrounding retailers include Paul, Greggs and Lloyds Bank.

The subject property is located on the right hand side of the forecourt when looking at the station. There is a kitchen and toilet to the right of the unit. Most retailers at the station are independent traders. Retailers include a mini cab office, cafes, restaurants, dry cleaner, women’s fashion and a Western Union. The station is a grade II listed building.

The subject property is located within the station concourse with the retail frontage facing the street. The unit has recently been refurbished. A bus stop is positioned to the left of the station and the unit.. The station is positioned on Gale Street. A group of independent retailers operate on the street to the right of the station.

The subject unit is a small unit with a simple configuration that is part of the Great Portland Street underground station building. The unit has two entrances and has frontage facing both outside and inside the station.

The subject premises is situated in the DLR station at the bottom of the escalator, in a prime position. Located opposite Paddy Power, and adjacent to Starbucks and Tortilla. There is a small storage unit located outside of the DLR station on South Colonnade, which is approximately 70 sq. ft.

The subject premises is located in an extremely prominent position at the entrance and exit of St Paul’s Underground Station. The unit stands on its own and therefore benefits from an excellent return frontage and great visibility as you approach the station entrance from all directions. The incoming tenant will be able to capitalise on the high level of passing footfall around the unit.

The property comprises a ground floor retail unit with glass window frontage. It is located on the right hand side when exiting Bayswater Station. The entrance leads out onto Queensway. The area is experiencing great change and improvement with property along the street being bought for redevelopment. The unit would be suitable for a dry use operator looking to benefit from a prominent location. The unit has power, but no water or drainage.

The Kiosk is located in a prominent position in front of the station on Station Approach in the triangular block that sits above the subway entrance/exit. The kiosk sits on corner of Baker Street and Marylebone Road and is approximately 10 metres from the entrance to the underground.

The Kiosk is located in a prominent position in front of the station on Station Approach in the triangular block that sits above the subway entrance/exit. The kiosk sits on corner of Baker Street and Marylebone Road and is approximately 10 metres from the entrance to the underground.

The premise is situated in a highly prominent position within the ticket hall, on the unpaid side of the barriers, and conveniently sits only moments away from the stations’ single entrance and exit. The unit has excellent visibility being in the direct eye line of passengers entering and exiting the station. The unit has a great frontage and benefits from power, water and drainage. The incoming tenant will be able to take advantage of being the only retail occupier in the station.

The subject unit is situated in a prominent position on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier, adjacent to the station’s entrance and exit on Stapleton Road and Tooting Bec Road. The unit is located on the junction of Trinity Road, Upper Tooting Road, Balham High Road, Tooting Bec Road and Stapleton Road, and therefore benefits from a strong level of footfall.

The Glades has an annual footfall of 20 million, with 79% of Bromley residents being in the most affluent ACORN categories. The Glades comprises 144 retail units over two covered trading malls anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots and provides an excellent tenant mix including the likes of New Look, H&M, River Island and Apple.

The unit is located at the access drop off point from the station. The unit has a simple configuration and is in reasonable condition with the main entrance secured by electric roller shutters.

The unit is in a prominent position on the northern entrance/exit of the station. There is return frontage on the north, east and south windows, with an entrance adjacent to the station entrance/exit. The unit is part of a small cluster of retail units adjacent to the underground station including a café, barber and newsagent.

The Glades has an annual footfall of 20 million, with 79% of Bromley residents being in the most affluent ACORN categories. The Glades comprises 144 retail units over two covered trading malls anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots and provides an excellent tenant mix including the likes of New Look, H&M, River Island and Apple.

The subject unit is in a prominent position on the entrance/exit of the station. The unit has glass frontage, and is immediately visible when exiting and entering the station. There is another retail unit which is within close proximity to the ticket barriers. The subject unit is in a good condition, including wooden floors, and is ready for occupation. The unit has a roller shutter for security at the front.

These units form part of a parade of shops within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. They occupy a prominent location within the station adjacent to exit 2. The units can be occupied separately or as one. There is no water or drainage in either unit and both are currently vacant.

The unit is located in an extremely prominent location, positioned directly to the right of the entrance, and benefits from a very high passing footfall. The unit is configured over ground floor only. Services include water and drainage and the unit benefits from its own WC’s.

The subject unit is a kiosk located inside the station on the District and Piccadilly Westbound platform. It is in a good condition and has a simple but small configuration. The unit benefits from a roller shutter, and captures approximately half of the station footfall.

The subject unit is the only retail offering within Parsons Green Underground Station and is situated immediately in front of the ticket barriers before you exit the station. The unit benefits from power and would be suited to a dry use operator. There is no water or drainage.

The premises is located in an extremely prominent position within Finsbury Park station’s ticket hall, adjacent to the ticket barriers. The unit is brand new and benefits from an excellent frontage with great visibility as you enter and exit the station. Finsbury Park station is the third busiest Underground Station outside of Zone 1. The incoming tenant will be able to capitalise on the high level of passing footfall.

The subject unit is located in prime position, directly outside the station entrance/exit and faces outward onto Oldfield Lane North. The unit has a return frontage with a single door. Surrounding units are occupied by local retailers. The unit benefits from water, drainage and power.

The unit is located on the paid side of the ticket barriers in the Northern Ticket Hall of Statford Station. The unit is well-positioned in between both sets of escalators and conveniently sits in the sightline of passengers approaching the escalator into the ticket hall. The unit has a return frontage and is secured by two roller shutters on either side of the unit.

The Glades has an annual footfall of 20 million, with 79% of Bromley residents being in the most affluent ACORN categories. The Glades comprises 144 retail units over two covered trading malls anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots and provides an excellent tenant mix including the likes of New Look, H&M, River Island and Apple.

The scheme is located in Feltham town centre as part of the London Borough of Hounslow, approximately 3 miles south east of Heathrow Airport. The location is highly accessible via car, bus and train, with visitors benefiting from close proximity to Feltham Railway Station and regular bus services operating along Hounslow Road.

The subject property is located on the right-hand side when looking at the station. The unit is a rectangular shape with a semi-circular shape glass front. There is a small storage cupboard located at the back of the unit. The unit has frontage onto the main high street. The unit will capture all the station footfall as it is located next to the only entrance/exit. There is also the possibility of being able to have a satellite unit on the eastbound platform.

The unit is configured in a trapezoid shape with a 2-metre glass frontage facing Marylebone Road. Internally the unit has been divided by internal wall partitions and a 3-metre counter sat beneath safety glass.

The unit has a simple rectangular configuration. The unit would not need excessive works beyond the tenants fit out.

The unit was a former café and is in good condition. The unit is ground floor only benefits from a dual frontage and would be suitable for a range of uses.

The unit is located just outside of the entrance to South Wimbledon Station and is Grade II listed. The unit is accessed from outside the station on Morden Road. The shop frontage extends along Morden Road with a wall in-between the two windows displays. There are additional offices on the first floor. The unit benefits from water, drainage and power.

The Glades has an annual footfall of 20 million, with 79% of Bromley residents being in the most affluent ACORN categories. The Glades comprises 144 retail units over two covered trading malls anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots and provides an excellent tenant mix including the likes of New Look, H&M, River Island and Apple.

The Glades has an annual footfall of 20 million, with 79% of Bromley residents being in the most affluent ACORN categories. The Glades comprises 144 retail units over two covered trading malls anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots and provides an excellent tenant mix including the likes of New Look, H&M, River Island and Apple.

The unit is currently vacant and would require a new tenant fit out. The unit has two entrances including a staff access door to the rear.

The unit will be handed over in a shell condition with capped off services. The ingoing tenant will be required to install a glazed frontage.