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Allsop, the center marketing company, said it was an investment opportunity with more than 41 stores inside.

The center includes a 1983 steel-built shopping center with approximately 102,000 square feet of retail space.

It has been advertised as suitable for long-term redevelopment, subject to existing leases and obtaining all necessary consents.

The Arndale Center in Morecambe, owned by New River REIT, currently houses Boots, Iceland, Burger King, Greggs and Poundland. Arndale Center is located in the heart of Morecambe town center and is easily accessible from Lancaster and the surrounding area with excellent connections for car, train and bus users.

Allsop explains:
“The significant city center project includes 41 apartments and covers an area of ​​9,494 square meters (102,198 square feet).”

The development is being sold freehold and is expected to be auctioned online on October 31.

It could be the latest redevelopment project in the area after the Eden Morecambe Project was awarded £50 million in the second round of the UK Government Upgrading Fund.

Part of a partnership with Lancashire Enterprise Partnership, Lancaster University, Lancashire County Council and Lancaster City Council, the £100m project is expected to open by the end of 2026 and is expected to ​will create more trade exchanges in the region.

News of the center being auctioned comes 18 months after it was reported the center was sold for £5 million. FIND OUT MORE

Morecambe’s Arndale Center is for sale for £2m. Allsop, the center marketing company, said it was an investment opportunity with more than 41 stores inside.

The center includes a 1983 steel-built shopping center with approximately 102,000 square feet of retail space.

It has been advertised as suitable for long-term redevelopment, subject to existing leases and obtaining all necessary consents. The Arndale Center in Morecambe currently hosts Boots, Bank of Scotland, Iceland, Burger King, Greggs and Poundland. Morecambe’s Arndale Center is for sale for £2m. Allsop, the center marketing company, said it was an investment opportunity with more than 41 stores inside.

The center includes a steel shopping mall built in 1983 with approximately 102,000 square feet of retail space.It has been advertised as suitable for long-term redevelopment, subject to existing leases and obtaining all necessary consents. The Arndale Center in Morecambe currently hosts Boots, Bank of Scotland, Iceland, Burger King, Greggs and Poundland. Arndale Center is located in the heart of Morecambe town center and is easily accessible from Lancaster and the surrounding area with excellent connections for car, train and bus users. Allsop explains:
“The significant city center project includes 41 apartments and covers an area of ​​9,494 square meters (102,198 square feet).”

The development is for sale in perpetuity and will be auctioned online on October 31. For more information, click here.

It could be the latest redevelopment project in the area after the Eden Morecambe Project was awarded £50 million in the second round of the UK Government Upgrading Fund. Part of a partnership with the Lancashire Enterprise Partnership, Lancaster University, Lancashire County Council and Lancaster City Council, the £100m project is expected to open in 2026 and is expected to ​will create more trade transactions in the region.