The company, the property holding of the BP Pension Fund, has instructed TPF Retail to market the freehold interest of the scheme, which is anchored by a 31,000 sq ft Waitrose Store.
Located on Denton Way the property is less than two miles away from Woking town centre with easy access to the M25 within a wealthy catchment.
There are eight shops in total including Boots, McColl’s and Costa which provide over 87% of the £931,950 annual rental income, all on a 5.3 acre site.
Gerard Finn, partner of TPF Retail LLP, said: “Opportunities to purchase a dominant Waitrose store with strong supporting retailers are rare. Good interested is expected.”
Source: CoStar
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