• Ground floor restaurant unit, fully fitted to a high standard
• E Class premises, would suit café/restaurant or bar
• Staff unaware, viewing by appointment only
• Nearby occupiers include Coffee No. 1, Loungers, Cosy Club, Caffe Nero, Phoenix Salon Suites, Turtle Bay and many more high quality operators
• Rent – £25,000 per annum
• Premium sought for fixtures and fittings
• Premises alcohol licence from 11am to 11pm daily

• Ground floor retail unit in the heart of Derby’s Cathedral Quarter
• Unit to be delivered in a white boxed specification, available April 2025 or can be taken as seen
• Nearby operators include 80s Casual Classics, Vision Express, Bunk, Canopy, Anchor & Crew, Milk & Honey Deli, London Camera Exchange, Warhammer and a whole host of vibrant independent retailers, restaurants and cafes
• Available from November 2025
• Rent – £15,000 per annum

In a year where Derby was much maligned in the national press, and even by some within the city, the benefit of hindsight offers a very different narrative. At FHP we concluded some 17 lettings on the high street and ended the year ranked number 1 in number of deals across the county by EGi. These deals brought in a number of high quality operators including:

• A relocation for well loved Greek restaurant The Souvlaki to Market Place
• Giving Derby Uncovered a bricks and mortar store on Sadler Gate
• An expansion of Matlock based games retailer Critical Hit which saw them open on Albion Street
• B&M taking the former Wilkos on London Road and Park Farm Allestree
• A letting of 48 St Peters Street to the excellent Japanese restaurant, Kokoro which will see them open in 2025

In more recent news, in December a letting of 1-5 The Strand completed. The stunning grade II listed building was best known until recently as Bar Revolution however after closing their doors during a group insolvency earlier in the year, this deal will see an experienced operator bring an exciting concept to Derby’s leisure circuit.

You can’t talk about Derby without mentioning the Derbion and the shopping centre remains a lynch pin of the city centre going from strength to strength welcoming high profile brands such as White Stuff, Castore and Pavers in 2024. New arrivals were bolstered by upsizes for Superdrug and Greggs and an extensive refit by New Look which demonstrate continued confidence in the location.

These standout deals tell a great story about the city but it’s also worth mentioning the many deals done along side these to local traders who fill spaces on the high street and play their part in ensuring the vibrance of the city centre and keeping footfall numbers solid. The easy thing is to criticize landlords and agents for these deals but in our view they play a vital role in the ever changing landscape of the high street. On top of this, we have a number of deals in the pipeline to high quality operators and expect to be able to make announcements in the first quarter of 2025.

Another highlight of 2024 was our instruction as sole agents by Devonshire Group at Peak Village Rowsley where we brought Clay Rooms and Young Ideas into the scheme as well as agreeing renewals to Regatta, Denby and Dotique. The scheme is now at full occupancy but there are exciting investments to come and we look forward to continuing the elevation of this fantastic shopping centre.

Continuing to look at Derbyshire, in August we saw a quick letting of 5a St John Street to Lichfield based restaurant chain, Poms Kitchen who are proving a popular destination. This deal was agreed within a few weeks of bringing the refurbished premises to the market. The F&B sector in the town seems revitalised since the opening of BEAR Kitchen & Coffee the previous year.

Further north, we are proud to be appointed as sole agents for Baileys Square, Clay Cross working along side North East Derbyshire District Council. This ambitious town centre regeneration scheme is funded by Levelling Up and will see the pedestrianisation of Market Street and creation of a new town square providing accommodation for high quality cafes, restaurants and leisure operators.

Derby in 2024 wasn’t just about new names and relocations. Acting for landlords, FHP agreed a renewals of Lloyds Bank’s lease on St Peters Street, H Samuel on Burlington Arcade Chesterfield and to Ashgate Hospice in Alfreton among many others.

In spite of rising inflation and a budget that was taken negatively by the vast majority of retailers, both big and small, we finished the year strongly with a number of deals sneaking in before Christmas and have kicked off 2025 with solid level of enquiries so are optimistic that momentum will continue…

• Bar, Restaurant, Café and Leisure units to let from 51.10m² – 446.80m² (550ft² – 4,809ft²)
• Creation of a new town square and pedestrianised area in the centre of Clay Cross
• Population of 32,000 within a 10 minute drive
• Planning consent for Use Class E
• Rent: £16 per ft²
• On site car park
• Pedestrianisation of Market Street between Bridge Street and the A61
• Close to Clay Cross bus station

• Ground floor retail unit in the heart of Derby’s popular Cathedral Quarter
• Will suit retail, café, restaurant or other use subject to permission
• Nearby occupiers include Carnivore, Boa, The Forge, Bunk, Milk & Honey, Bear Café, Pizza Express, Iron Ram and more
• Rent on application

• Ground floor retail unit in the heart of Derby’s popular Cathedral Quarter
• Will suit retail, café, restaurant or other use subject to permission
• Nearby occupiers include Carnivore, Boa, The Forge, Bunk, Milk & Honey, Bear Café, Pizza Express, Iron Ram and more

• Located on Derby’s prime retailing pitch
• Adjacent to McDonalds
• Suitable for a variety of uses (subject to planning)
• Currently undergoing comprehensive refurbishment to a white box finish
• Nearby operators include Costa Coffee, Subway, Lloyds Bank and Tesco Express
• Quoting rent – £20,000 per annum

Acting for private landlord clients, FHP are pleased to announce a letting of 5a St John Street within the picturesque Derbyshire town of Ashbourne to Poms Kitchen has completed.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director comments:

“This letting was a real example of giving the right advice to the client and getting the timing right as, after the property had been on the market for some time before our involvement, we advised the landlord to undertake internal and external works before reintroducing it. Within a week of the listing going live we had it under offer to Poms Kitchen who are a fantastic operator with a number of existing locations. This is an exciting addition to the vibrant Ashbourne food scene, and I am pleased to have been a part of this letting”.

Edward Marshall, landlord’s property advisor, also adds:

“We are pleased to have got one of Ashbourne’s best retail units occupied by a new trader to the town with an exciting offer soon to be opening. It shows the strength of the town as a trading location.”

This letting follows hot on the heels of FHP’s acquisition of 19 St John Street for BEAR in 2023 and is set to be backed up by a letting of 6 St John Street which, at the time of writing, is under offer to a retailer with multiple existing stores. All of this demonstrates increased interest in Ashbourne particularly from the F&B sector.

For more information on FHP can assist with your Derbyshire Retail & Leisure, please contact Tom Wragg (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138) or Corbin Archer (corbin.archer@fhp.co.uk / 07929 716 330).

ENDS

Tom Wragg

19^th August 2024

Working in conjunction with North East Derbyshire District Council, FHP are pleased to confirm our appointment as sole agents for Bailey Square in the Derbyshire Town of Clay Cross.

The Town Centre Regeneration Project will see a creation of a new Town Square and the pedestrianisation of Market Street, which will provide a brand new high quality retail and leisure destination to accompany the strong existing retail offering which includes Tesco, Aldi, Iceland, Poundland, Card Factory, Peak Pharmacy and more.

The scheme will see significant investment into the Town with the creation of 17 leisure and food and drink units set within the vibrant new Town Square.  The individual units will range from 500ft² – 4,809ft² to accommodate a variety of uses and we are already seeing strong interest from a mixture of national operators alongside good quality regional independents.

For more information on Bailey Square, please contact Tom Wragg on 07970 168 138 / tom@fhp.co.uk or Alan Pearson on 07876 396 005 / alan@fhp.co.uk.

• Ground floor trading: 265m² (2,857ft²)
• First floor trading: 240m² (2,578ft²)
• Part fitted bar/restaurant
• Prime bar/restaurant unit within Derby’s wet led leisure circuit
• Nearby occupiers include Turtle Bay, Revolucion De Cuba, Pieminister, Cosy Club, Stein Strasse and more
• 3am premises licence

• Ground floor trading: 265m² (2,857ft²)
• First floor trading: 240m² (2,578ft²)
• Part fitted bar/restaurant
• Prime bar/restaurant unit within Derby’s wet led leisure circuit
• Nearby occupiers include Turtle Bay, Revolucion De Cuba, Pieminister, Cosy Club, Stein Strasse and more
• 3am premises licence

• Located at the gateway to the Peak District National Park
• Close to the iconic Chatsworth House and Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Derby, Nottingham and Sheffield within 1 hour travel
• 4.2m residents within 60 minutes drive time
• 3.7m vehicles pass Peak Village via the A6 annually
• Visitor profile noticeably more affluent than the nearest competitor outlet
• 93m annual tourist visits within 60 minutes worth £2.5bn per annum

• Ground floor retail unit within busy retail parade
• E class premises would suit retail, café, restaurant or other use subject to permission
• Nearby occupiers include The Ritz cinema, Oxfam, Dominos Pizza, The Greenhouse and Monk Bar
• Rent £18,500 per annum
• Available October 2024

• Peak Village has appointed new letting agents to capitalise on continued growth and investment at the centre
• In the past twelve months alone, Peak Village has welcomed 535,000 visitors through its gates

Devonshire Property Group, part of the portfolio of Devonshire Group businesses, has appointed FHP Property Consultants to support with new lettings and lease renewal negotiations at its Peak Village retail centre in Rowsley.

The new appointment follows strong 2023-24 performance at Peak Village with continued investment and proactive asset management from Devonshire Property Group delivering £8m in turnover for the financial year, up over £4m in the space of three years. Amidst difficult trading conditions in the post-pandemic period, diversifying the centre’s offering, as well as delivering a mix of independent and high street brands, has also had a noted impact on footfall at the site, with over half a million people coming to sample what Peak Village has to offer.

In the last eight months alone, Peak Village has welcomed three new retailers to the centre, with Ashbourne-based premium lifestyle and country clothing and footwear retailer Henmores, local independent business Baxter & Co and artists and makers collective, The Derbyshire Makers all opening stores.

FHP will work with Devonshire Property Group to support the centre as it aims to continue evolving its retail and leisure mix to drive further footfall and attract local independent, luxury and national brands. FHP has the largest dedicated retail and leisure team of any agents in the Midlands, and has claimed the EG award for “Most Active Retail Agent in the East Midlands” for 12 successive years and was ranked 5^th nationally in 2023 for retail and leisure space transacted.

Katayune Jacquin, Centre Manager at Peak Village, added: “Devonshire Property Group is committed to bringing the most desirable, exciting and in-demand retailers to Peak Village. Working with FHP is a crucial part of our strategy for making the centre the go-to destination for both those from the region and the many tourists who visit Derbyshire every year. The past few years have been incredibly difficult for the retail industry, and I think it’s a testament to our resilience and approach to investment that Peak Village has not only been able to weather those storms but thrive.”

Tom Wragg, Associate Director at FHP said: “We are excited to be working with Devonshire Property Group in supporting the evolution of Peak Village and bringing premium retailer and leisure operators into the scheme alongside exciting independent and regional businesses. At FHP we pride ourselves in being a national agent with a regional presence which puts us in a prime position to attract the right mix of operators for Peak Village. We are already seeing strong levels of interest from high quality national retailers and look forward to building on that momentum.”

The Devonshire Group purchased Peak Village in 2021, with the aim of revitalising the centre by drawing on local expertise to enhance the site’s role in the economic and employment landscape of the Derbyshire Dales, as well as supporting the local community.

Significant investment since then – including ongoing work to transform the site’s central courtyard and Massarella conservatory to provide a modernised and more welcoming areas for customers – has enabled the site to continue improving and growing.

Derby City Centre saw a fast start to 2024, with a number of High Street lettings completing including 30 St Peters Street and 11 Sadler Gate, as well as a lease renewal to Lloyds Bank.  Generally we have seen increased activity in the market place, with a good number of enquiries for retail and leisure properties throughout the City Centre.  We have also seen interest from a host of national fast food operators looking at space on the High Street, which further supports our view that St Peters Street and the surrounding areas will continue their pivot towards the F&B market and away from retail in the long term.  Underpinning this, are recent lettings by FHP to Pieminister and Boo Burger on Victoria Street.  In fact, currently the issue faced in attracting national fast food operators to the City, is a lack of available units of a sufficient size.

Demand from national retailers within the Derbion Centre continues with a string of exciting new additions due to be announced in the near future.  This follows successful openings in 2023 and early 2024 of Cards Direct, Tag Heuer, Rituals, TUI, Yankie Candle and the additions of Popeyes, KFC and Burgers and Sauce to the food court.

Moving our focus into Derbyshire, we have seen improved demand of late for units within Ashbourne and the Town seems revitalised since the opening of Bear Café on St Johns Street.  The renewed appetite for Ashbourne was clearly demonstrated when FHP brought 5a St Johns Street to the market and the property was placed under offer within one week of being listed in a deal which will bring an exciting restaurant into the town centre.

Continuing to look north, FHP have been appointed as sole agents at Peak Village, Rowsley.  Peak Village is a premium retail and leisure destination, boasting national brands such as Regatta, Cotton Traders, Henmores, Denby and more alongside a vibrant collection of boutique independent traders.  The scheme has also been bolstered by the revitalised and rebranded Chatsworth Kitchen, which offers a high quality dining experience and has opened to great success.  Located just off the A6 near Matlock, Peak Village is an excellent retail destination for the local population and those visiting the Peak District.  Since purchasing the scheme in 2021, the new owners have made significant investments as well as massive strides to improving the tenant profile, an ongoing project which FHP have been engaged to drive forward.

Despite ongoing financial pressures, the mood in Derby and Derbyshire is optimistic, a sentiment which is being backed up by good levels of activity in the occupier market and improved interest from investors with cash reserves in properties below £300,000 and we are looking forward to a strong 2024.

For more information on how FHP can assist in letting and selling your commercial properties or with lease renewals and rent reviews, please contact Tom Wragg (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138), and Corbin Archer (corbin.archer@fhp.co.uk / 07929 716 330).

• High footfall pedestrianised location near Derbion main entrance and Riverlights/bus station
• Suitable for retail / F&B
• Nearby occupiers include Phat Buns, Greggs, Ladbrokes, Nationwide, Poundstretcher and Blacks Outdoor
• Rent: £25,000 per annum
• Ratable value: £17,250
• 3 phase electricity

• Refurbished premises within Ashbourne’s main retail pitch
• Ground floor sales with upper floor ancillary accommodation
• E Class premises would suit café / restaurant use with other uses considered subject to permission
• Nearby occupiers include Machine Inn, Young Ideas, Bear Café, Costa, The Bank, Subway and more
• Rent £19,500 per annum

While the year isn’t over yet and there may still be some deals to be done, the run up to Christmas feels like a good time to summarise my highlights of 2023.

In a year when I’ve taken a lead role in FHP’s retail efforts in and around Derby and established myself as the FHP’s retail lease advisory expert, there are plenty to choose from and in fact I could have put together a list that looks completely different and been perfectly happy with it.  Alas, choices had to be made and some of these were chosen for reasons personal to me as much as anything else.

Looking at the summary of deals below, aside from a sense of pride in what I have achieved, I feel very fortunate to have undertook such an interesting variety of jobs through the year.  This is something I am looking forward to building on in 2024, while keeping my core focus in the retail and leisure sector.

More than just an interesting variety of work, 2023 has been about cultivating longstanding relationships and creating entirely new ones along the way.  It has always been true that you don’t get far in the world of commercial property without a full address book.  Whether it’s fighting hard for my client in a lease renewal while maintaining respect for the other side, getting to know my clients, working alongside the up and coming young surveyors in the retail team or understanding the businesses I am trying to do a deal with, 2023 has been a great year for getting to know people.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that one of the people I have got to know this year is my (at the time of writing) 8 week old son.  The understanding and support from inside and outside FHP has been genuinely heart warming and made what could have been a tough last quarter, one that has been both productive and enjoyable (well, mostly!).

So here are the highlights of my year by month…

January

Getting the year off to a quick start, acting for the landlord, I settled an outstanding rent review with Dominos Pizza at Midland Retail Park Nottingham securing an uplift to the market rent.

February

Building on a longstanding relationship with the sitting tenant, short work was made of a lease renewal of a retail unit within the historic Ossington Building in Newark.

March

Stepping outside of the retail sector, I concluded a lease renewal to Poppleston Allen to extend their stay in Price House within The Lace Market’s thriving office sector.

April

April found me reporting to my client on a forthcoming rent review within Nottingham’s leisure circuit.

May

After long days on the road, I was rewarded with completion of the acquisition of 44 The Maltings Shopping Centre, St Albans on behalf of longstanding clients, Cardzone.  The store trades now under their excellent Mooch brand.

June

Venturing into the industrial sector, in June I concluded a rent review and lease regear for the landlords of Unit C Millennium Business Centre to secure an uplift in rent and additional term certain.

July

A bumper month in high summer saw a number of deals of different types get over the line including:

1. An acquisition of 304 High Street, Lincoln for Cardzone’s Mooch brand
2. A letting of 7 Royal Buildings, Derby to Fonegodz
3. A lease renewal to Vivienne Westwood in Nottingham’s historic Flying Horse Walk shopping arcade
4. A letting of 33 Park Farm, Allestree to well loved Derby stalwarts Anderson Electrical

August

Adding to the variety of sectors I am active in, a lease renewal of industrial land in Bilston to Hub Le Bas completed.

September

After lengthy negotiations, a lease renewal to TUI completed for 3 Market House, Aylesbury.  In a market town where rents have fallen significantly, getting the best deal for my client involved understanding the town, recent transactions and making a robust case on their behalf.

October

Acting for the landlord, I was able to quickly agree terms for a lease renewal of 2 Firs Parade, Matlock with the Co-op’s surveyor by using a good understanding of the evidence and negotiating tactics that stand up to the scrutiny of an experienced chartered surveyor acting for the other side.

November

Fittingly, towards the end of 2023, I completed the biggest deal and prized achievement of my professional year – the sale of 27 Iron Gate, Derby to Amber Taverns.  Acting for the landlord, after a brief marketing period, I negotiated a surrender of the previous tenant’s lease and agreed terms for the sale of the freehold.  Having worked on this most of the year, I’m proud of this one on a personal level and also happen to think it is a great addition to the Derby leisure circuit.

December

Finally, another long standing lease renewal negotiation concluded – acting for the landlord I negotiated a renewal of Subway’s lease at Midland Retail Park Nottingham.

For more information on how we can assist you with retail agency, lease renewal and rent review advice, please contact Tom Wragg (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138).

Acting on behalf the Landlord, Telereal Trillium, Tom Wragg of FHP is pleased to announce completion of the sale of 27 Iron Gate, Derby, formerly known as The Thomas Leaper, to Amber Taverns.

The public house formerly known as the Thomas Leaper is located in the heart of Derby’s leisure circuit and was brought to the market by FHP shortly after the Wetherspoons closure of the venue in February 2023.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director, comments:

“I am massively pleased that we were able to get this deal over the line as there was a lot of moving parts in negotiating a surrender of the Wetherspoons lease and agreeing the sale with Amber Taverns. I feel this is an important deal for Derby, bringing a major operator into the City who are a great addition to the vibrant leisure circuit and will coincide well with the forthcoming improvements to the area.”

Sam Frankland of Amber Taverns added:

“Amber Taverns are excited to be opening a site in Derby. Our search for the right site in the city has been a long one, but we are really pleased to have secured such a great looking property in the heart of Derby’s licensed circuit. We will undertake a full refurbishment in 2024 and our new venue will be called, The Iron Ram. This will be Amber Taverns 167^th site, and we have a strong pipeline for 2024, with our next opening being The Railway in Caerphilly due to open in early December.” 

For more information on how we can assist you with retail agency, lease renewal and rent review advice, please contact Tom Wragg (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138) or Corbin Archer ( corbin.archer@fhp.co.uk / 07929 716 330).

ENDS

Tom Wragg

November 2023

Acting on behalf of a private landlord, FHP have agreed a lease renewal with the Co-op for 2 Firs Parade ensuring the retailer continues their presence in the Derbyshire town and the landlord retains a valued tenant.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director, comments:

“I am pleased to have secured a good outcome in this lease renewal for my client to ensure their investment value is maintained and a high quality tenant retained on good terms. With the tenant having their own professional representation, the matter came down to a good understanding of the retail market in Matlock, the relevant case law and thorough research of the evidence which, being the prominent agent in the region, FHP are well placed to do. This then allowed both sides to reach an agreement with confidence.”

Landlord, William Grant added:

“By appointing FHP to act on my behalf in advising and negotiating this lease renewal, I am happy to say that we renewed the lease at a strong, market rent and secured the investment income for the future.”

For more information on how we can assist you with retail agency, lease renewal and rent review advice, please contact Tom Wragg (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138).

Acting on behalf of private clients, FHP are pleased to confirm a letting 27 Cornmarket, Derby has completed within 10 weeks of bringing the instruction to the market.  The property occupies a prominent position within Derby’s busy pedestrianised Cornmarket.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director of FHP Property Consultants commented:

“By getting the level of rent right and taking a proactive approach to marketing, we were able to let this property extremely quickly thereby minimising the landlord’s void period and creating one less vacant unit on the high street.   Whilst the sentiment in some quarters about the high street remains pessimistic, FHP have completed this and a number of other high profile lettings in the vicinity recently.”

For more information on how FHP can assist you in finding tenants for your high street property within the Derby area, please contact Tom Wragg on tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138 or Corbin Archer on corbin.archer@fhp.co.uk / 07929 716 330.

ENDS

Tom Wragg

November 2023

• Use Class E suitable for retail, shop, café, restaurant, financial services and more
• Nearby occupiers include Waterstones, Poundland, Ladbrokes, Pure Gym and Costa Coffee
• Situated on busy St Peters Street in Derby city centre adjacent to the Derbion shopping centre
• Available December 2023
• Rent – £19,500 per annum

• Prominent position on busy arterial road into Town Centre with significant frontage
• Customer parking and servicing to rear
• Nearby occupiers include Sainsburys Local, Easy Bathrooms, Chookys Takeaway, Little Dessert Shop, Burton Beds & Furniture
• To let as a whole, or landlord may consider splitting into two units circa 1,500ft²
• Rent – £45,000 per annum

• Ground Floor – 760ft² / First Floor – 837ft² / Second Floor – 519ft² / Basement – not measured
• Three storey licenced café / restaurant premises
• Located on Sadler Gate within Derby’s boutique leisure circuit
• Nearby operators include Carnivore, The Forge, Bear Café, Bunk, Milk & Honey and Pizza Express
• Price – £209,950 / Rent – £19,000 per annum
• For sale with vacant possession

Acting on behalf of Clowes Developments, FHP have agreed a letting of Unit 7 The Royal Buildings to well loved local business, Fone Gods.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director, commented:

“We are pleased to have agreed terms to re-house this popular business from the now closed Eagle Centre market to this up and coming city centre location. Ideally situated opposite the Condor apartments, this property is well located to benefit from the wave of exciting projects that are happening in Derby’s city centre.”

FHP can assist you in finding tenants for your retail property in and around Derby, please contact Tom Wragg on (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138) or Corbin Archer on (corbin.archer@fhp.co.uk / 07929 716 330).

• Ideal starter unit
• Free customer parking for 400 cars
• 1 car parking space included to the rear of the property
• Shopping Centre anchored by Co-op Food, Boots, Costa Coffee and Farmfoods
• Other nearby occupiers include Domino’s Pizza, Birds Bakery and Boyz
• Close to the University of Derby
• Rent £19,000 per annum

• Retail investment in the busy Derby suburb of Chaddesden
• Planning permission granted for 11 new apartments
• Rental income of £51,140 per annum with potential to increase to £61,140
• Nearby operators include Heron Foods, Coral, Wilsons Pharmacy and others
• Guide price – £795,000

• Use Class E suitable for retail, shop, café, restaurant, financial services and more
• Nearby occupiers include Carnero Lounge, McDonalds, Tesco, Boo Burger and Pieminister
• Situated on busy pedestrianised St Peters Street in Derby City Centre
• Rent – £30,000 per annum

• Situated on Wardwick, Derby’s prime leisure pitch.
• Use Class E suitable for retail, shop, café, restaurant, financial services, offices and more
• Nearby occupiers include Turtle Bay, Stein Strasse, Revolution de Cuba, Revolution and Victoria Fish Bar
• Rent – £10,000 per annum

Major fashion brand, Vivienne Westwood, have committed to retain their Nottingham store within Flying Horse Walk.  Tom Wragg of FHP acted for the Landlord in negotiating a lease renewal and securing the ongoing occupation of this mainstay of the Nottingham retail scene.

Tom Wragg, Associate Director comments:

“I am delighted to have been able to agree terms for a lease renewal to such a high profile fashion brand as Vivienne Westwood.  Flying Horse Walk is Nottingham’s premier retail destination and Vivienne Westwood continue to be an excellent fit for this location.”

For more information on how we can assist with your retail and leisure lease renewals and rent reviews, please contact Tom Wragg on (tom@fhp.co.uk / 07970 168 138).