OPENING Q1 2020 Retail & Dining Opportunities - Gardiner Place
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Retail & Dining Opportunities
OPENING Q1 2020
Henley-on-Thames
OUR VISION
Gardiner Place is a new aspirational retail and leisure
destination in the heart of Henley-on-Thames.
The development will offer 23,000 sq ft of A1/A3 retail units
and complete the circuit between Bell Street, Market Place
and the town’s main retail offering.
Named after Captain Edmund Gardiner who in 1839 first
proposed that Henley-on-Thames should hold an annual
Regatta, Gardiner Place will combine luxury living, boutique
Welcome to the new Henley-on-Thames
shopping and fantastic dining opportunities to complement
the town’s existing mix.
Henley is easily accessible from all
MAJOR ROUTES
with junction 8 of the M4 and junction 4 of the
M40 approximately only
10 MILES AWAY
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Henley-on-Thames is a regional destination for eating, drinking WEMBLEY
and shopping with a range of independent and national HENLEY-ON-THAMES
brands that suit a wide range of tastes.
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Its famous riverside location has made this town an NS M4 M4 M4 LONDON
international tourist destination and Gardiner Place will be HEATHROW AIRPORT
positioned within the very heart of the action and enjoy
the footfall this area already benefits from with its lively
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Henley-on-Thames is one of the most affluent market towns in IN
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Oxfordshire, located 10 miles north of Reading, 10 miles west
KINGSTON UPON
THAMES
WOKINGHAM
of Maidenhead, 25 miles south east of Oxford and 40 miles
west of Central London.
M2
5
REGULAR TRAIN
services run from London Paddington
with a journey time of just over one hour when
Crossrail 2 arrives, residents of the town will
be able to get to Canary Wharf in
ONE HOUR
Main reasons for visiting the town include
The area caters to all tastes;
with the hustle and bustle of the capital SHOPPING
just one hour away, commuters can come leisure and weekend visits.
home and enjoy the captivating serenity
atmospheric 12th century
this
English market town
has to offer.
International reputation for the world’s
greatest rowing Regatta. Tourist spend of
£36.6M
Henley-on-Thames can be found in the beautiful
Thames Valley region along one of the most
SCENIC STRECHES
scenic stretches of the River Thames. per annum
LIFE IN HENLEY
The Henley Royal Regatta may be the biggest event in the
town’s calendar but Henley-on-Thames’ wide main shopping
street, countless pubs, cafés and restaurants keep residents
and visitors happy all year round.
The famous annual Henley Royal Regatta, held during the last
weekend of June, draws over 200,000 visitors from all over
the world.
The Henley Festival, held immediately after the Regatta,
• The River and Rowing Museum takes place over five days and celebrates the best of UK
and international music and arts. The festival welcomes an
• Kenton Theatre- the fourth oldest working theatre additional 30,000 visitors to Henley and is a place to soak
in the United Kingdom up the atmosphere and be entertained whilst experiencing a
vibrant programme from pop to world music, classical to jazz,
• National Trust Houses and Gardens of: Greys Court, blues to ‘street’ musicians, where art, comedy and gastronomy
Nuffield Place and Basildon Park share equal billing with music.
The Henley Literary Festival has firmly established itself as
• Stonor House, Historic House Association
one of the UK’s most popular literary festivals. Venues across
Henley-on-Thames get involved with talks, Q&As, workshops
and performances for adults and children.
Some of Henley’s annual events include:
36%
of the population categorised within
3.2% unemployment
rate compared
to national average of 4%
the AB social group
(National average is 22%)
Weekly household income
32% HIGHER
than the national average
40.9
AVERAGE AGE
Retail expenditure spend per head is
£5.9K PER ANNUM
(Spend index rated 123, average UK spend index is 100)*
73%
economically active with 68% in some
form employment
(Above national average)
20% MORE
£602 higher & intermediate managerial,
administrative or professional
households than the national average
MILLION
is spent in Henley by its
primary and secondary
catchment areas*
* From Henley Business Plan
GARDINER PLACE The town’s retail offer benefits from a constrained supply of retailing floor space, totalling 340,000 sq ft and is centred along Bell Street and the busy Market Place where the 800-year-old Chartered Market is held every week. A number of national multiples including Mint Velvet, Jo Jo Maman Bebe, Fat Face, Boots, Starbucks, Monsoon and Clarks are already trading and the appeal and footfall within the town centre is boosted by its broad retail offer with a number of boutique and independent retailers. These are situated along Hart Street and Duke Street. Gardiner Place will offer a further 23,000 sq ft of retail space across 14 units and will complete the town centre retail circuit and connect shoppers to the main town centre supermarket, Waitrose, and the town’s main car park. Gardiner Place will also set new standards when it comes to aspirational town centre living. Fourteen luxury apartments are being built above the retail and leisure element and will be perfectly positioned for residents to enjoy the rural surroundings, whilst being just over an hour away from central London – offering the ultimate combination of leisure and lifestyle. Apartments will be two and three bedrooms and will fuse together style with all the usual comforts and will include onsite parking. Residents will be able to shop the latest looks, enjoy a coffee or go for a meal at their leisure.
RIVER THAMES
Hotel du Vin Bistro The Angel on
the Bridge
Giggling Squid
UNIT GROUND FLOOR ADDITIONAL FLOOR
20 Market Place 4,500ft² / 400m²
22 Market Place 1,150ft² / 107m² 729ft² / 68m²
24 Market Place 594ft² / 55m² 242ft² / 22m²
Unit 1 213ft² / 20m²
Unit 2 800ft² / 74m²
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Unit 3 1,464ft² / 136m²
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Unit 4 1,071ft² / 99m²
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Unit 5 1,174ft² / 109m²
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Unit 6 987ft² / 91m²
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Unit 7 2,123ft² / 197m²
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Vinegar Hill
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Unit 8 2,542ft² / 236m²
Unit 9 362ft² / 34m²
Unit 10 2,907ft² / 270m²
Stocks Unit 11 1,248ft² / 116m² 678ft² / 63m²
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600 Estilo
space car park
10 20 Market Place
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Town Centre Car Park
8 22 Market Place
11
Market Place
Facy
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 24 Market Place
The Station House
* Artist’s representation PLEASE NOTE: Final floor areas will be subject to change.
For more information please contact:
Will Hodge - Retail Chris Hovington - Retail / F&B
willh@lunson-mitchenall.co.uk chris.hovington@gcw.co.uk
020 7478 49 85 020 7647 4805
07877 696 943 07770 935 529
George Oppenheim - F&B Simon Morris - Retail / F&B
georgeo@lunson-mitchenall.co.uk simon.morris@gcw.co.uk
020 7478 49 68 020 7647 4802
07972 134 826 07974 170 043
A Development by: Harry Cody-Owen - F&B
harryco@lunson-mitchenall.co.uk
020 3771 6670
07799 695 460
Nicola Horner - Residential
summertown_rds@savills.com
01865 269010
gardinerplace.co.uk
@gardinerplace
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