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Cwmbran LEISURE@CWMBRAN South East Wales Cwmbran LEISURE@CWMBRAN South East Wales Popular leisure destination in large catchment GREAT MALVERN A4103 A449 A470 A438 A438 A438 HEREFORD A483 A4172 A49 A438 A449 BRECON M50 A479 A40 A417 A40 A40 A465 ROSS-ON-WYE A4137 A40 A40 A40 A483 ABERGAVENNY LEISURE@CWMBRAN A470 A465 A48 location MERTHYR A4042 TYDFIL A449 A48 A465 PONTYPOOL M4 NEATH highlights CHEPSTOW PONTYPRIDD M48 PORT TALBOT A470 CAERPHILLY M4 A433 146,000 A403 CHIPPING M49 SODBURY A470 A48 A48(M) SHOPPERS IN THE M4 AVONMOUTH PONTSHEAD M32 CORE CATCHMENT A46 A4232 A4 A420 PENARTH M5 A4 BRISTOL BARRY A38 A4 A37 WESTON-SUPER-MARE A38 established commercial Cwmbran is located around 7 miles north of Newport and 16 3,000 FREE TOWN CENTRE location with a total miles north-east of Cardiff CAR PARKING SPACES working population of Junctions 26 and 25a of the M4 motorway are within 4 miles approximately 48,000 t e e M r d ae t d n a d a y S A o W l o d e 4 R R W a a Leisure@Cwmbran lies 0 s y o t o ’ provides the only ap o e 5 R d LEISURE@CWMBRAN i d s ndy r l e v a a 1 W r M Ch Tr n a us a w sel y betweend the town’s y Road e Cwmbrân a R D a m o . a M t o W leisure complex in Cwmbran d S S n h main bus and railway t a r og o dl W P E oodsi de Way station next to Cwmbran Spri A Shopping Centre ngvale 4 0 S 5 t . 1 G Cwmbran Shopping Way D e g l y a or C f n v n w e d i Centre provides e L d m w LEISURE@ r ’ lyw s G r G b Cwmbrân A pedestrianised bridge e R CWMBRAN r R e r l y e â o o n n Shopping n a f a R o d sq ft r Centre d links both Morrisons and g D o a 700,000 e r d i St W v the railway station direct 8 SCREEN VUE . e Di a a y of retail and is the ls Ro ad G CINEMA AND 20 LANE ad Tudor Ro to the scheme r a 2nd largest shopping n g S HOLLYWOOD BOWL e t . t R en D sc centre in Wales o re a C WITH A LATE NIGHT a v d n i d o L ’ A s v l r y LICENSED BAR 4 R a r w n e o e 0 r e a n 5 e m d ly a e 1 y a S n C R a d t. o o D C a W w d ia w n W ls R oad o a m v B y A b le V r n r i y â c h n e t n o a i ad l m o ri e R a L r R a S spe t o ke re a a e d h t d a S o e u R n e ve g r A n e a ck r Co G CARADOC ROAD LEISURE@CWMBRAN CWMBRAN TO LET GLYNDWR ROAD NORTH WALK TO LET UNDER OFFER ST. DAVIDS ROAD GWENT SQUARE BUS STATION GWENT SQUARE 50 metres LEISURE@CWMBRAN schedule To Let UNIT TENANT SQ FT UNIT 82 Unit 1A Pepe’s Peri Peri 1,429 Unit 1B Kaspa’s Desserts 2,063 Unit 2 Under Offer 3,975 Unit 3A To Let 3,426 & 3B Unit 4 Tiffin’s Buffet 3,235 Unit 5 Harvester 4,715 Unit 6/7 Simply Gym 8,734 Unit 81 Euphoria Tanning 1,950 To Let Unit 82 To Let 9,946 UNIT 3A/3B Under Offer Cinema Vue Cinema 21,200 UNIT 2 Bowling Hollywood Bowl 29,940 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Peter Schaverien Phillip Morris Ben Davies 020 7462 8711 029 2034 7104 029 2034 6311 07825 827 992 07779 666 210 07747 058 327 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by the property owner(s). As applicable, we make no representation as to the condition of the property (or properties) in question. Oct 2019 .
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