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Ridings Shopping Centre RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS 2.7m people living within a 24 hour 20 mile radius multi-storey car park 192,307 318,900 footfall per week total sq ft Car – 41% dominant mode 10m of transport footfall p.a. 327,600 1,050 110 wakefield district parking spaces units population RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS TOWN CENTRE STATISTICS 2,458,344 £244.4m p.a. £4,822.17 p.a. 20 mins train–time 10 mins walk total retail catchment comparison goods market potential average household comparison goods spend to Leeds to Wakefield Train Station M621 MORLEY M1 A653 12 miles to Leeds Birstall M62 A654 A656 A6029 Tingley A650 M62 (J29) A6032 A652 CASTLEFORD Lofthouse Gate Batley A655 A653 Stanley M62 A6539 EDINBURGH A642 Normanton GLASGOW M1 A650 DEWSBURY Ridings Shopping Centre Wakefield Westgate Station Trinity Walk Shopping Centre NEWCASTLE BELFAST Ossett WAKEFIELD Halfords Wakefield Kirkgate Station FEATHERSTONE A61 LEEDS A638 MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL A6186 A642 < 3.5 miles to M1 (J40) CARDIFF LONDON BRISTOL Drivetime Key Kinsley A636 BRIGHTON M1 5 minute – 35,307 catchment < 14 miles to Huddersfield 10 minute – 113,549 catchment A636 Hemsworth RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS UPPER MALL ANCHOR RETAILERS UNIT RETAILER SQ FT 56-62 Bishopgate Walk Primark 30,600 108 Cathedral Walk M&S - TO LET Kirkgate TO LET TO LET 76 Cathedral Walk Boots - TO LET TO LET TO LET 90-93 Cathedral Walk TK Maxx - Cathedral Walk Westgate TO LET TO LET 24 All Saints Walk Morrisons 47,600 TO LET Beehive Yard TO LET AVAILABILITY TO LET GOLD BUYINGCENTRE UNIT RETAILER SQ FT 86 Cathedral Walk To Let 1,403 Almshouse Lane 94 Cathedral Walk To Let 1,126 TO BE TO LET TO LET 96 Cathedral Walk To Let 708 TO LET TO LET REDEVELOPEDTO LET TO LET TO LET 100-101 To Let 2,813 Cathedral Walk TO BE WAKEFIELD All Saints Walk TO LET WILDCATS Lower Mall CUSTOMER REDEVELOPED SERVICES TO LET 102 Cathedral Walk Available 2,151 TO LET TO LET TO LET Cathedral Walk TO LET TO LET 104 Cathedral Walk To Let 3,934 Upper Mall SAMARITANS Kirkgate WH RETAIL UNDER OFFER OTHELLO CAFE 72 Kirkgate To Let 1,887 TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET 76 Kirkgate Available 1,830 TO LET TO BE REDEVELOPED 80 Kirkgate To Let 2,717 Rodney Yard 84 Kirkgate To Let 1,585 TO BE REDEVELOPED The Ridings Centre 102/104 Kirkgate To Let 5,005 Upper Mall – Ground Level TO LET Southgate George Street RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS MIDDLE MALL AVAILABILITY UNIT RETAILER SQ FT 1 Almshouse Lane Available 608 48 Bishopgate Walk Available 1,682 53 Bishopgate Walk Available 1,841 54 Bishopgate Walk Available - 63 Bishopgate Walk To Let 591 66 Bishopgate Walk Available 2,914 FEATHER’S CONFEC- TIONERS WILDWICK HOME & MOME Almshouse Lane SMKD Bishopgate Walk Middle Mall YOURS CLOTHING VA VA BLOOM VIRGIN MEDIA TO LET RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS LOWER MALL AVAILABILITY UNIT RETAILER SQ FT 25/26 All Saints Walk Available 1,793 28 All Saints Walk Available 688 THE WORKS All Saints Walk Lower Mall Almshouse Lane RIDINGS SHOPPING CENTRE WAKEFIELD, WF1 1DS Leasing Agents Asset Managers Centre Manager External Links Ridings Jason Oddy Michael Lockhart Matt Johnson Lee Appleton View full Shopping [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] details on Centre 0113 242 2622 020 7637 7100 07940 210 419 01924 787 787 Completely Retail website Alex Mayor Richard Webster Paul Wright [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 0113 383 3757 0113 819 8998 07767 833 322 View the NewRiver scheme video website video Misrepresentation Act NewRiver gives notice that these particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending Purchasers or Lessees and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Details are given without any responsibility and any intending Purchasers, Lessees or Third Party should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. No person in the employment of NewRiver has any authority to make any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. (March 2017). Designed and produced by THE GROUP www.completelygroup.com Ref: 13779 / CR4946 / March 2017.
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