Two retail property units on Pride Hill in Shrewsbury, are being brought to market through leading retail investment agent Ockleston Bailey.

Occupying a prominent position on one of the town centre's busiest retail thoroughfares, Units 10 and 11 Pride Hill offer investors the opportunity to acquire substantial, tenanted retail accommodation in the heart of one of the UK's most resilient market towns.

Neil Anderson, Head of Estates at Morris, said: “These properties combine a prime high street location with significant floor space and the security of being fully let to established national retailers, Hobbs and The Works.

“Unit 11 is particularly notable as the former home of Shrewsbury's McDonald's and is believed to be the oldest building in the world to have housed one of the chain's restaurants. Parts of the Pride Hill property date back to the 13th century, giving it a rich heritage and making this sale an exceptional opportunity to acquire a landmark town centre investment in the heart of Shrewsbury's retail market.”

Shrewsbury is widely recognised for its thriving mix of independent retailers and national brands, with the town continuing to outperform many comparable centres through resilient visitor numbers, a vibrant retail offer and an attractive historic environment.

Hugh Ockleston of Ockleston Bailey added: "The units extend to 7,562 sq ft and offer an attractive opportunity for investors seeking a well-let asset in a highly regarded regional centre. Large retail units in this location are rarely available to purchase, making this a particularly exciting instruction."

Founded in 1869 by James Kent Morris, Morris & Company has grown from a family-run grocery and candle-making business in Frankwell, Shrewsbury, into a diversified property group. Today, the company's operations span portfolio management, investment, development and construction.

To find out more, please visit https://www.morrisproperty.co.uk/rent-or-buy/10-11-pride-hill-shrewsbury/ or contact Hugh Ockleston at Ockleston Bailey.