The Arcade, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13
Size
80 - 1,938
Lease length
1year
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- Primary use
- High street retail
- Other use(s)
- Traditional office, Convenience store, Post office, Shopping centre, Shop, Café, Restaurant, Other leisure, Takeaway, Healthcare
- Frontage
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Building amenities
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- Transport links
- Well connected
- Natural light
- Open plan
- Partitioned offices
- Communal areas
- Flexible tenancies
- Social activities
- Conferencing facility
- Common parts wc facilities
- Shared workspace
- Cafe
- Kitchen
- Restaurant
- Event spaces
- Pets allowed
- Controlled access
- Dda compliant
- Property manager on site
- Security system
Key features
- Grade II listed Victorian arcade, fully restored, reopening September 2026
- 28 units over three floors: shop units, artist studios, offices and workshop space
- Shop units from approx. 81 sq ft (7.5 sq m) each with dedicated shopfront
- Artist studios from approx. 124 sq ft (11.5 sq m), each with individual access
- Occupancy costs from approx. £56 per week (rent and service charge, ex VAT)
- Most small units expected to qualify for 100% Small Business Rate Relief
- Flexible leases with mutual break at year one and rent free fitting out period
- Prime town centre position adjacent to Dewsbury Market and food hall
- 6 minute walk to Dewsbury Railway Station, 5 minutes to the bus station
- Marketing support, events programme and social media exposure included
Description
THE ARCADE, DEWSBURY - RETAIL UNITS, ARTIST STUDIOS AND WORKSPACE TO LET
A rare opportunity to take space in a Grade II listed Victorian shopping arcade in the heart of Dewsbury town centre, fully restored and reopening in September 2026 as the first community-owned shopping arcade in the country.
Built in 1899 to a design by Albert Holmes Kirk, The Arcade was one of the town's best-loved buildings until it closed in 2016. Following a £4.5m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to Kirklees Council, the building has undergone a comprehensive restoration and will reopen under a long lease held by The Arcade Group Dewsbury Ltd, a community benefit society with over 200 local shareholder members.
The result is 28 units over three floors offering affordable, flexible and genuinely well-supported space for independent retailers, makers, artists, therapists, service businesses and online sellers looking for their first physical presence.
THE ACCOMMODATION
- 16 small shop units within the arcade walkway, from approximately 81 sq ft (7.5 sq m) to 215 sq ft (20 sq m), with the potential to combine adjoining units to create larger shops
- 4 larger two-storey "bookend" units fronting Market Place and Corporation Street, from approximately 318 sq ft (29.5 sq m) to 457 sq ft (42.5 sq m) per floor, with prominent street frontage and return display windows
- 8 artist studios at first floor level, from approximately 124 sq ft (11.5 sq m) to 221 sq ft (20.5 sq m), each with its own individual access, suited to artists, makers, therapists and small creative businesses
- Upper floor sales, office and workshop suites from approximately 366 sq ft (34 sq m) to 1,211 sq ft (112.5 sq m), suitable for offices, studios, treatment suites, community uses and larger retail or showroom requirements
- A dedicated 124 sq m events room at second floor level (60 person capacity, lift served), used for the Arcade's own events programme and available for tenants to hire
The arcade walkway has been relaid so that every ground floor shop is level and accessible.
INDICATIVE RENTS AND OCCUPANCY COSTS
All figures are per annum, exclusive of VAT. The service charge is estimated for year one and is subject to annual reconciliation.
Artist studios: rent from £990 to £1,765 per annum, plus service charge of £1,591 to £2,836 per annum. Total occupancy cost from approximately £2,581 to £4,601 per annum, equivalent to around £50 to £88 per week.
Arcade shop units: rent from £1,875 to £5,000 per annum, plus service charge of £1,038 to £2,767 per annum. Total occupancy cost from approximately £2,913 to £7,767 per annum, equivalent to around £56 to £149 per week. A typical arcade shop works out at around £100 per week all-in.
Combined arcade units (20/22, approximately 404 sq ft / 37.5 sq m): £9,375 per annum rent plus £4,358 service charge.
Street-facing bookend units (ground floor): rent from £6,343 to £9,138 per annum, plus service charge of £2,600 to £2,864 per annum, with the upper floors of the same buildings available separately or in combination.
Upper floor sales, office and workshop suites: total occupancy cost from approximately £4,543 to £13,114 per annum depending on size and floor. Terms on the largest suites are negotiable.
Rent and service charge are payable monthly in advance by direct debit. A full schedule of units, areas, rents and service charges is available from the agent on request.
BUSINESS RATES
Most of the smaller shop units and studios are expected to fall below the threshold for 100% Small Business Rate Relief, meaning that qualifying occupiers should have no rates to pay. The larger street-facing units and upper floor suites will be separately assessed. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries of Kirklees Council.
LOCATION
The Arcade sits at the centre of Dewsbury town centre, linking Market Place with Corporation Street, immediately adjacent to the well-used Dewsbury Market, which is itself being rebuilt as a covered market and food hall due to open in 2027.
Dewsbury is the sixth largest town in West Yorkshire, sitting near the centre of the county's ring of larger cities and towns: approximately 5 miles east of Wakefield, 7 miles from Huddersfield, 8 miles from Leeds, 9 miles from Bradford and 10 miles from Halifax.
- Rail: approximately a 6 minute walk to Dewsbury Railway Station, which has benefited from a major gateway redesign and is due for TransPennine Route Upgrade works reducing journey times to Leeds to around 10 minutes
- Bus: approximately a 5 minute walk to Dewsbury Bus Station, with a new bus station planned as part of the town's Local Plan
- Car: easily reached from the M1, M62, A638 and A644, with six town centre car parks all within approximately a 5 minute walk
- Cycle: Sustrans National Cycle Route 69 runs through the centre of Dewsbury
The Arcade is the first completed project in Kirklees Council's ten year, £80m Dewsbury Blueprint investment programme, which includes the market redevelopment, new green space, improved security and the relocated Kirklees College and Town Hall, with its 700 seat concert hall, close by.
WHY THE ARCADE
This is not simply space to rent. Tenants at The Arcade join a co-operative trading community with an active landlord committed to driving footfall to the building:
- A rolling programme of events, including the annual Food Festival and the bi-annual WOVEN festival in the town
- A dedicated events space available for tenant hire, ideal for launches, workshops and demonstrations
- Marketing and PR support, features on the Arcade website, mailouts to a growing customer database and exposure across the Arcade's social media channels
- A landlord whose rents are set to cover costs rather than maximise profit
- The backing of over 200 local shareholder members, Kirklees Council, the Architectural Heritage Fund, Co-operatives UK and The National Lottery Heritage Fund
SPECIFICATION AND SERVICES
- Fully restored glazed roof, ironwork and shopfronts under the supervision of the conservation team
- Lift access to upper floors
- Accessible WC facilities
- 1G Ethernet connectivity available
- Secure gating to the arcade outside trading hours
- Level, newly relaid walkway throughout the ground floor
- Units handed over in shell/as existing condition ready for tenant fit out in accordance with the Arcade Fit-Out Guide
TERMS
Lease: flexible terms available, contracted outside the security of tenure provisions of sections 24 to 28 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Part II. A mutual break option on the first anniversary of the term is offered, giving occupiers genuine flexibility while they establish.
Rent commencement: a rent free fitting out period is available, to be agreed. Service charge is payable from the access date.
Service charge: tenants pay a weighted proportion of the cost of running and insuring the building, reconciled annually.
Insurance: the landlord insures the building and recovers a fair proportion through the service charge. Tenants must hold public liability cover of not less than £10 million and provide evidence prior to access.
Rent review: on the fifth anniversary of the term commencement date, indexed to CPI.
VAT: the property is elected for VAT and all sums are exclusive of VAT, which is payable in addition. Occupiers who are not VAT registered should factor this into their appraisal.
Deposit: a rent deposit equivalent to one month's rent is payable on signing of Heads of Terms.
Legal costs: each party is responsible for its own legal costs.
Use and tenant mix: The Arcade is seeking independent occupiers selling goods and services worth making a special trip for. In line with the landlord's published Tenant Recruitment Policy, takeaways, vape shops and nail bars will not be considered. All lettings are subject to the landlord's approval of the proposed use, references and identification checks, and final approval of the landlord's Board.
AVAILABILITY AND TIMING
The Arcade opens in September 2026 and units are letting quickly, with a number of shops, studios and both ground floor bookend units already committed to incoming tenants including a craft shop, an opticians, a cake cafe, a Pokemon and trading card retailer, a perfumier and an artist's studio.
Remaining availability at the time of listing includes arcade shop units, artist studios, street-facing bookend units and upper floor office and workshop suites. Availability changes regularly, so please contact the agent to confirm current position and to reserve a unit.
VIEWINGS AND APPLICATIONS
Viewings are strictly by appointment through the sole letting agent. A full letting brochure, unit schedule, floor plans, 360 degree virtual tours of the end units and individual leasing sheets are available on request.
Applicants will be asked to complete a short application setting out the proposed business and use, which is considered by the landlord's board against its Tenant Recruitment Policy. Units can be reserved ahead of Heads of Terms.
Early enquiries and viewings are strongly recommended.
MISREPRESENTATION
These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. All areas are approximate and given for identification purposes only. All rents and service charges are quoted exclusive of VAT, business rates and any other outgoings. Nothing in these particulars constitutes an offer or a representation as to the profitability of the premises or the tenant mix of the centre. Prospective tenants must satisfy themselves as to the suitability of the premises for their intended use and should obtain independent legal, planning and financial advice. Any letting is subject to contract, references, satisfactory identification checks and the approval of the landlord's Board.
A rare opportunity to take space in a Grade II listed Victorian shopping arcade in the heart of Dewsbury town centre, fully restored and reopening in September 2026 as the first community-owned shopping arcade in the country.
Built in 1899 to a design by Albert Holmes Kirk, The Arcade was one of the town's best-loved buildings until it closed in 2016. Following a £4.5m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to Kirklees Council, the building has undergone a comprehensive restoration and will reopen under a long lease held by The Arcade Group Dewsbury Ltd, a community benefit society with over 200 local shareholder members.
The result is 28 units over three floors offering affordable, flexible and genuinely well-supported space for independent retailers, makers, artists, therapists, service businesses and online sellers looking for their first physical presence.
THE ACCOMMODATION
- 16 small shop units within the arcade walkway, from approximately 81 sq ft (7.5 sq m) to 215 sq ft (20 sq m), with the potential to combine adjoining units to create larger shops
- 4 larger two-storey "bookend" units fronting Market Place and Corporation Street, from approximately 318 sq ft (29.5 sq m) to 457 sq ft (42.5 sq m) per floor, with prominent street frontage and return display windows
- 8 artist studios at first floor level, from approximately 124 sq ft (11.5 sq m) to 221 sq ft (20.5 sq m), each with its own individual access, suited to artists, makers, therapists and small creative businesses
- Upper floor sales, office and workshop suites from approximately 366 sq ft (34 sq m) to 1,211 sq ft (112.5 sq m), suitable for offices, studios, treatment suites, community uses and larger retail or showroom requirements
- A dedicated 124 sq m events room at second floor level (60 person capacity, lift served), used for the Arcade's own events programme and available for tenants to hire
The arcade walkway has been relaid so that every ground floor shop is level and accessible.
INDICATIVE RENTS AND OCCUPANCY COSTS
All figures are per annum, exclusive of VAT. The service charge is estimated for year one and is subject to annual reconciliation.
Artist studios: rent from £990 to £1,765 per annum, plus service charge of £1,591 to £2,836 per annum. Total occupancy cost from approximately £2,581 to £4,601 per annum, equivalent to around £50 to £88 per week.
Arcade shop units: rent from £1,875 to £5,000 per annum, plus service charge of £1,038 to £2,767 per annum. Total occupancy cost from approximately £2,913 to £7,767 per annum, equivalent to around £56 to £149 per week. A typical arcade shop works out at around £100 per week all-in.
Combined arcade units (20/22, approximately 404 sq ft / 37.5 sq m): £9,375 per annum rent plus £4,358 service charge.
Street-facing bookend units (ground floor): rent from £6,343 to £9,138 per annum, plus service charge of £2,600 to £2,864 per annum, with the upper floors of the same buildings available separately or in combination.
Upper floor sales, office and workshop suites: total occupancy cost from approximately £4,543 to £13,114 per annum depending on size and floor. Terms on the largest suites are negotiable.
Rent and service charge are payable monthly in advance by direct debit. A full schedule of units, areas, rents and service charges is available from the agent on request.
BUSINESS RATES
Most of the smaller shop units and studios are expected to fall below the threshold for 100% Small Business Rate Relief, meaning that qualifying occupiers should have no rates to pay. The larger street-facing units and upper floor suites will be separately assessed. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries of Kirklees Council.
LOCATION
The Arcade sits at the centre of Dewsbury town centre, linking Market Place with Corporation Street, immediately adjacent to the well-used Dewsbury Market, which is itself being rebuilt as a covered market and food hall due to open in 2027.
Dewsbury is the sixth largest town in West Yorkshire, sitting near the centre of the county's ring of larger cities and towns: approximately 5 miles east of Wakefield, 7 miles from Huddersfield, 8 miles from Leeds, 9 miles from Bradford and 10 miles from Halifax.
- Rail: approximately a 6 minute walk to Dewsbury Railway Station, which has benefited from a major gateway redesign and is due for TransPennine Route Upgrade works reducing journey times to Leeds to around 10 minutes
- Bus: approximately a 5 minute walk to Dewsbury Bus Station, with a new bus station planned as part of the town's Local Plan
- Car: easily reached from the M1, M62, A638 and A644, with six town centre car parks all within approximately a 5 minute walk
- Cycle: Sustrans National Cycle Route 69 runs through the centre of Dewsbury
The Arcade is the first completed project in Kirklees Council's ten year, £80m Dewsbury Blueprint investment programme, which includes the market redevelopment, new green space, improved security and the relocated Kirklees College and Town Hall, with its 700 seat concert hall, close by.
WHY THE ARCADE
This is not simply space to rent. Tenants at The Arcade join a co-operative trading community with an active landlord committed to driving footfall to the building:
- A rolling programme of events, including the annual Food Festival and the bi-annual WOVEN festival in the town
- A dedicated events space available for tenant hire, ideal for launches, workshops and demonstrations
- Marketing and PR support, features on the Arcade website, mailouts to a growing customer database and exposure across the Arcade's social media channels
- A landlord whose rents are set to cover costs rather than maximise profit
- The backing of over 200 local shareholder members, Kirklees Council, the Architectural Heritage Fund, Co-operatives UK and The National Lottery Heritage Fund
SPECIFICATION AND SERVICES
- Fully restored glazed roof, ironwork and shopfronts under the supervision of the conservation team
- Lift access to upper floors
- Accessible WC facilities
- 1G Ethernet connectivity available
- Secure gating to the arcade outside trading hours
- Level, newly relaid walkway throughout the ground floor
- Units handed over in shell/as existing condition ready for tenant fit out in accordance with the Arcade Fit-Out Guide
TERMS
Lease: flexible terms available, contracted outside the security of tenure provisions of sections 24 to 28 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Part II. A mutual break option on the first anniversary of the term is offered, giving occupiers genuine flexibility while they establish.
Rent commencement: a rent free fitting out period is available, to be agreed. Service charge is payable from the access date.
Service charge: tenants pay a weighted proportion of the cost of running and insuring the building, reconciled annually.
Insurance: the landlord insures the building and recovers a fair proportion through the service charge. Tenants must hold public liability cover of not less than £10 million and provide evidence prior to access.
Rent review: on the fifth anniversary of the term commencement date, indexed to CPI.
VAT: the property is elected for VAT and all sums are exclusive of VAT, which is payable in addition. Occupiers who are not VAT registered should factor this into their appraisal.
Deposit: a rent deposit equivalent to one month's rent is payable on signing of Heads of Terms.
Legal costs: each party is responsible for its own legal costs.
Use and tenant mix: The Arcade is seeking independent occupiers selling goods and services worth making a special trip for. In line with the landlord's published Tenant Recruitment Policy, takeaways, vape shops and nail bars will not be considered. All lettings are subject to the landlord's approval of the proposed use, references and identification checks, and final approval of the landlord's Board.
AVAILABILITY AND TIMING
The Arcade opens in September 2026 and units are letting quickly, with a number of shops, studios and both ground floor bookend units already committed to incoming tenants including a craft shop, an opticians, a cake cafe, a Pokemon and trading card retailer, a perfumier and an artist's studio.
Remaining availability at the time of listing includes arcade shop units, artist studios, street-facing bookend units and upper floor office and workshop suites. Availability changes regularly, so please contact the agent to confirm current position and to reserve a unit.
VIEWINGS AND APPLICATIONS
Viewings are strictly by appointment through the sole letting agent. A full letting brochure, unit schedule, floor plans, 360 degree virtual tours of the end units and individual leasing sheets are available on request.
Applicants will be asked to complete a short application setting out the proposed business and use, which is considered by the landlord's board against its Tenant Recruitment Policy. Units can be reserved ahead of Heads of Terms.
Early enquiries and viewings are strongly recommended.
MISREPRESENTATION
These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. All areas are approximate and given for identification purposes only. All rents and service charges are quoted exclusive of VAT, business rates and any other outgoings. Nothing in these particulars constitutes an offer or a representation as to the profitability of the premises or the tenant mix of the centre. Prospective tenants must satisfy themselves as to the suitability of the premises for their intended use and should obtain independent legal, planning and financial advice. Any letting is subject to contract, references, satisfactory identification checks and the approval of the landlord's Board.
Additional information
- Let type
- Flexible
- Let contract length
- 12 months
- Rent obligation
- Internal repairing and insuring
- Status
- Available
- Date available
- 01 September 2026
- Service charge
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- Business rates
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- Use class
- E, F2
- Year built
- 1899
- Year renovated
- 2026
- Floors in building
- 2
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- LOCATION AND SURROUNDING AREA - THE ARCADE, MARKET PLACE, DEWSBURY, WEST YORKSHIRE WF13 1AB The Arcade is a distinctive Grade II listed Victorian shopping arcade situated in the heart of Dewsbury town centre, West Yorkshire, running between Market Place and Corporation Street. Built in 1899 and now fully restored, it forms part of the town's historic commercial core and offers a unique setting for independent retailers, creative businesses, artists, makers, therapists, start-ups and service providers seeking commercial premises to rent in Dewsbury. TOWN CENTRE POSITION Dewsbury is the sixth largest town in West Yorkshire and sits within the Kirklees metropolitan district, near the centre of the county's ring of larger towns and cities. The town lies approximately 5 miles west of Wakefield, 7 miles from Huddersfield, 8 miles from Leeds, 9 miles from Bradford and 10 miles from Halifax, placing occupiers within easy reach of a substantial regional catchment. The Arcade occupies a prominent pedestrian position within the town's principal retail pitch, immediately adjacent to Dewsbury Market, the town's long-established and well-used outdoor market. Surrounding occupiers include a mix of national and independent retailers, cafes, professional services, community uses and cultural venues, creating an established and diverse town-centre trading environment. TRANSPORT AND CONNECTIVITY Dewsbury benefits from strong public transport connectivity, making The Arcade an accessible location for customers, staff and suppliers alike. Rail: Dewsbury Railway Station is approximately a 6-minute walk from The Arcade, with direct services to Leeds, Huddersfield, Manchester, Wakefield and Bradford. The station gateway has been redesigned with improved pedestrian and crossing facilities, and the station is programmed for TransPennine Route Upgrade works that will reduce journey times into Leeds to around 10 minutes. Bus: Dewsbury Bus Station lies approximately a 5-minute walk away, serving routes across Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield. A replacement bus station forms part of the town's Local Plan. Road: The Arcade is easily reached from the M1 and M62 motorways and from the A638 and A644, placing Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Halifax and Manchester within convenient driving distance. Parking: Six public car parks are located within approximately a 5-minute walk of The Arcade, providing convenient short-stay and all-day parking for customers, visitors, staff and tenants. Cycling and walking: Sustrans National Cycle Route 69, running from Hest Bank to Cleethorpes, passes through the centre of Dewsbury, and the town centre is compact and highly walkable. REGENERATION AND INVESTMENT The Arcade is the first completed project within Kirklees Council's ten-year, £80m Dewsbury Blueprint town centre investment programme. The wider programme includes the comprehensive redevelopment of Dewsbury Market into a new covered market and food hall, the creation of additional green space, improved town centre security and public realm improvements throughout the historic core. Nearby investment also includes the relocated Kirklees College campus and Dewsbury Town Hall with its 700-seat concert hall. The town supports a busy cultural calendar including the bi-annual WOVEN festival and an annual Food Festival, both of which draw significant additional footfall into the town centre. Occupiers taking space at The Arcade therefore benefit not only from an established town-centre pitch but from a location undergoing sustained public investment designed to increase footfall and improve trading conditions for local businesses. ACCESSIBILITY The Arcade has been restored with accessibility in mind. The internal walkway has been relaid so that all ground floor units are level and step-free, lift access serves the upper floors, and accessible WC facilities are provided within the building. The surrounding town centre is flat, compact and served by accessible public transport. SUMMARY Its central Dewsbury town centre position, proximity to the railway and bus stations, extensive nearby public parking, adjacency to Dewsbury Market and location at the heart of an £80m regeneration programme make The Arcade a highly accessible and well-connected setting for businesses seeking retail units, artist studios, workshop space or office accommodation to let in Dewsbury, Kirklees and the wider West Yorkshire market.
The Arcade, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13
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About the owner: Kirklees Council / The Arcade Group Dewsbury
ABOUT THE LANDLORD AND THE PROJECT
The Arcade is a community-led regeneration project in the heart of Dewsbury town centre, bringing a Grade II listed Victorian shopping arcade back into active use and creating genuinely affordable commercial opportunities for independent businesses.
THE ARCADE GROUP DEWSBURY LTD
The building is held on a long lease from Kirklees Council by The Arcade Group Dewsbury Ltd, a registered community benefit society (Society No. RS008816). The Group was formed from a local steering group established in October 2020 with the specific aim of securing a long-term future for The Arcade and creating a vibrant destination for independent retailers, creative businesses, artists, makers, therapists and other local entrepreneurs.
Following the submission of a detailed business plan, the Group was selected by Kirklees Council as preferred bidder for the lease in January 2022. On reopening, The Arcade will operate as the first community-run shopping arcade in the country.
COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP
The project has been developed with substantial community involvement. In November 2023 the Group completed a successful community share offer, attracting approximately 200 shareholder members and raising £125,000 towards the start-up phase of the business.
Members elect the Board annually each September on a one-member, one-vote basis and determine the Group's strategy, with members and volunteers actively involved in the projects, events and policies of the organisation. The Group is made up of people with business experience drawn from Dewsbury and the surrounding area, and its stated purpose is to create an Arcade that will not close again, act as a springboard for young entrepreneurs, work alongside other Dewsbury projects and keep money circulating within the local economy.
FUNDING AND PARTNERSHIPS
The restoration has been made possible by a £4.5m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to Kirklees Council, with the Group working in partnership with the Council throughout. The project has also been supported by the Architectural Heritage Fund, Co-operatives UK and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
The Arcade is the first completed project within Kirklees Council's ten-year, £80m Dewsbury Blueprint investment programme for the town centre, which also includes the redevelopment of Dewsbury Market into a new covered market and food hall, new green space and public realm improvements.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF LANDLORD
The Group's approach is deliberately different from a conventional commercial landlord. Rents are set to cover the costs of running the building rather than to maximise profit, and the letting strategy is built around helping independent occupiers to establish and trade successfully.
Occupiers benefit from:
- Affordable rents and flexible lease terms suited to new and growing businesses
- A collaborative, co-operative tenant community rather than a purely transactional landlord relationship
- Shared facilities across three floors, including a dedicated events room available for tenants to hire
- A rolling programme of events designed to draw footfall into the building
- Collective marketing and promotion, including features on the Arcade website, mailouts to a growing customer database and exposure across the Arcade's social media channels
- An active on-site management team
The Group operates a published Tenant Recruitment Policy and is seeking independent occupiers offering goods and services worth making a special trip for. Applications are considered by the Board against that policy, and certain uses, including takeaways, vape shops and nail bars, are not sought.
LETTING AGENT
SURVPROP is a local commercial property consultancy advising developers, investors and occupiers across the whole commercial property lifecycle, from acquisition and letting through to asset management. SURVPROP and its lettings brand, Mill & Foundry, have been appointed to market and let the available space at The Arcade on behalf of The Arcade Group Dewsbury Ltd.
All enquiries, viewing requests, unit schedules, floor plans and application forms should be directed to the agent in the first instance.
Any letting is subject to contract, satisfactory references and identification checks, approval of the proposed use, and the final approval of the Landlord's Board.
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