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Premium Class E Unit. Prime City Centre Location UNIT 21 Premium Class E Unit. Prime City centre location. Ideal for retail, coffee & leisure. 807 sq ft NIA The City of Gloucester offers a rich mix of heritage, retail, leisure, office and restaurants. New 600,000 sq ft Digital Quarter, The Forum - Coming 2022. www.forumdigital.co.uk CGI of the new King’s Square. Opening 2021. Newly refurbished Highlights Summary retail, coffee or • 9.6 million footfall annually LOCATION DESCRIPTION • New 37,000 sq ft Primark anchor This unit is located on the approach to The unit comprises of 807 sq ft • £9 million refurbishment of King’s Walk ongoing and delivered in phases King’s Square from the main entrance of newly refurbished retail space. leisure space. • £4.5 million improvement works to King’s Square to King;s Walk Shopping Centre. • New 600,000 sq ft Digital Quarter, The Forum coming 2022. Delivering This location boasts a prominent LEGAL COSTS new homes, office and hotel, this landmark development is set to city centre position which provides Each party to bear their own legal transform the City Centre a complimentary mix of retail, office costs incurred in the transaction. Prime Location on • 290 car parking spaces with access directly into the mall. and restaurant premises nearby. Local occupiers include Primark, EPC approach to the new The centre is anchored by Primark and River Island. Other retailers include Tesco, Superdrug, Claire’s Accessories, To be confirmed. Costa, Superdrug and Greggs. WHSmith and River Island. look King’s Square. FURTHER INFORMATION The location has great transport If you require any further information, links with Gloucester bus station and please do not hesitate to use the Catchment Gloucester train station a 4-minute contact details above. walk, providing quick links to major • £771M Shopper Spend cities with likes of London (1 hr 50), • Planning granted for 1,500 new homes in the area Birmingham (58 mins) and Cardiff (59 • 400K Gloucester Cathedral visitors each year mins). The location also provides easy • 350K Shoppers catchment motor links with Junction 11 of the M5 motorway in close proximity. King’s Walk is at the heart of retailing in Gloucester City Centre with access to a large high spending catchment. UNIT 13-17 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 16 6 8 6 8 6-8 Retail Layout Example21 Prime Location 13-15 HEREFORD 0 MILE RADIUS 3 TEWKESBURY MILE RADI 0 US 2 WINCHCOMBE NEWENT ROSS-ON-WYE STOW-ON- THE-WOLD LE RAD MI IU UNIT 21 0 S CHELTENHAM 1 GLOUCESTER BARNWOOD CINDERFORD QUEDGELEY MONMOUTH COLEFORD STONEHOUSE LYDNEY STROUD GROUND FLOOR CIRENCESTER 661 sq ft NAILSWORTH DURSLEY CHEPSTOW WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE TETBURY THORNBURY KINGSHOLM TESCO RUGBY SUPERSTORE STADIUM GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL 21 Ground Floor GLOUCESTER TRAIN STATION BLACKFRIARS PRIORY TRANSPORT UNIT 13-17 HUB Unit Unit Unit Unit GREYFRIARS PRIORY 6 8 6 8 Unit MUSEUM OF KINGS GLOUCESTER SQUARE 6 8 EASTGATE KINGS WALK THE FORUM GLOUCESTER SHOPPING SHOPPING TECHNOLOGY DOCKS CENTRE CENTRE QUARTER Unit 26 Visual First Floor 0 12345678910 Alldimensions to be checkedonsite and all discrepancesreportedtothe contract administratorbeforeany worksproceed RYAN KENNEDY MATTHEW MAYNARD [email protected] [email protected] M: 07715 001 003 M: 07764 348 685 UNIT 21 www.rkrealestate.co.uk www. lunson-mitchenhall.co.uk SUMMARY Newly refurbished retail unit to let in Central Gloucester location. KING’S WALK ARCADE 2 Tredz LOCATION 4 AnnSummers 6/8 Primark The unit shall benefit from a prime position, with frontage to King’s Walk 10/12 Superdrug Arcade. Nearby occupiers include Iceland, Jessops, Greggs, WHSmith, 14 Claire’s 16 VCS Clothing Costa and Superdrug. E 17 ThePerfume Shop 18/20 HMV 19 Warren James ACCOMMODATION 21 Virgin Media Jessops The premises provide the following approximate net internal floor areas. 22 THE OXEBOD 23 TheFragrance Shop 23A Available EASTGATE SHOPPING 24 Timpson Internal Dimensions Width Depth CENTRE 25/29 Clintons 17’6” 50’10” 26 Available 28 Greggs NEW INN LANE 30 Valibond KINGS SQUARE 31/33 Costa Ground Floor 661 sq ft NIA 34/38 The Entertainer Available 40/44 StoreTwenty One Total 661 sq ft NIA 46 Woody’s 48 Available 50 Cheersys 21 52/54 Janes 56/58 Subway TENURE EASTGATE STREET Phone Craze The property is available on a new effective full repairing and insuring EASTGATE STREET 25 Available KINGS WALK ARCADE lease on terms to be agreed. 27/37 Available 4 WH Smith s 1/45 47/51 Available RENT e Oakesy’ THE OXEBODE ENT £26,500 per annum exclusive of rates, service charge and VAT. ailabl 30 Iceland Av P CAR PARK RAMP CLARENCE WALK ENT STYLE FOR SOLDIERS 2 Available RATEABLE VALUE RATES PAYABLE K CLARENCE WALK BRUNSWIC 4/6 Bright House £36,750 £18,816 ROAD ENT CLARENCE STREET Poppins Furniture Recycling Project 9/11 SERVICE CHARGE 19/21 RiverIsland T 23 CEX Available on application. EN 35 GamesWorkshop Available CLARENCE STREET 37 39 Available 41 Clic Sargent.
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