Gregorys Way, Belper

Belper is the only market town located at the heart of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.
Belper's economy was traditionally reliant on manufacturing industry, cotton spinning and textile production. Today the main employment sectors are retail and services, although some manufacturing remains.

The main shopping area is centred on King Street and Bridge Street, with the town having three supermarkets, namely Cooperative, Morrisons and Aldi.

In 2019 the town was the winner of the Great British High Street Award.

Gregorys Way forms part of a large, comprehensive, modern residential development situated approximately 1-1½ miles due south-east of Belper town centre. Gregorys Way itself is a fairly long main throroughfare through the estate.

This property is situated on the western side of Gregorys Way at its junction with Loom Close. Close to the
property is the Busy Bees Day Nursery. The shops in this development serve the everyday needs of the adjacent residential estate.

The property consists of a modern development of 3 shops together with a convenience store probably erected some 20-25 years ago at the time of the construction of the residential development. At first floor level the property comprises 5 self-contained flats approached from the front forecourt, one of which (No 41C) has been sold off. All of the flats are let on ASTs in accordance with the Schedule of Accommodation and Tenancies. To the front of the property there is a large forecourt providing car parking for the retail aspect of the development. 

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