Wednesday, April 25, 2023
Detailed planning application submitted for £30m Grimsby retail scheme
Henry Boot Developments Limited has revealed plans for Wharf Retail Park, a major 150,000 sq.ft shopping scheme to be developed on derelict land in Grimsby town centre.
Already eagerly welcomed by the local community as an exciting extension to the town centre, the 150,000 sq.ft development will help regenerate the area and provide much needed new retail space with a 290-space car park. It will also include some 25 apartments and a water sports centre, and incorporate open spaces and riverside walks.
A number of national stores are keen to move into Grimsby, and Henry Boot Developments is already in talks with a number of potential tenants for the scheme.
Vivienne Clements, director with Henry Boot Developments, said: "It is a very positive scheme for Grimsby, giving greater opportunities for additional high street names to move into the town. We will be providing large units of between 10,000 and 30,000 sq.ft that will be of interest to major retailers."
It is hoped that the planning application will be considered by North East Lincolnshire Council in the near future."
Already eagerly welcomed by the local community as an exciting extension to the town centre, the 150,000 sq.ft development will help regenerate the area and provide much needed new retail space with a 290-space car park. It will also include some 25 apartments and a water sports centre, and incorporate open spaces and riverside walks.
A number of national stores are keen to move into Grimsby, and Henry Boot Developments is already in talks with a number of potential tenants for the scheme.
Vivienne Clements, director with Henry Boot Developments, said: "It is a very positive scheme for Grimsby, giving greater opportunities for additional high street names to move into the town. We will be providing large units of between 10,000 and 30,000 sq.ft that will be of interest to major retailers."
It is hoped that the planning application will be considered by North East Lincolnshire Council in the near future."
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