M&S opens new Bath store

National retailer Marks and Spencer (M&S) has opened the doors to its brand-new 83,000sqft flagship store in Bath.

Across four floors, the new store – relocated from M&S’ previous Stall Street location – is situated at SouthGate Bath and features the best of M&S Food, Fashion and Home & Beauty.

On the ground floor, customers will find a 14,000 sq ft fresh market-style foodhall, while a new bakery & coffee counter is also included. There are three floors of fashion as well as a brand-new 1,600sqft beauty hall.

On the top floor of the store, customers will find a curated homeware collection, including the popular M&S x Kelly Hoppen homeware edit.

Bath SouthGate is one of more than 20 new or renewed stores M&S is launching across the UK in the second half of this financial year.

Natalie Jordan, Store Manager at Bath SouthGate has worked at M&S for over a decade and leads the team of 280 colleagues. She said of the opening: “We have a fantastic history in Bath, dating back to 1895 and it is brilliant to be investing in a brand-new flagship store in the city centre. Our focus is now delivering the trusted value and exceptional quality we’re known for – alongside a touch of that M&S magic.

“Our new showstopping store does just that and the response this morning from customers has been so rewarding for the whole team. So, if you’re looking for the perfect outfit, doing your weekly food shop or craving our M&S coffee, we can’t wait to welcome you soon.”

Laurence Budden, Senior Asset Manager at British Land added: “We are delighted to welcome Marks and Spencer to SouthGate Bath; they are the perfect addition to our strong line up and further enhance the mix for our visitors. SouthGate’s prominent city centre location and strong transport links create a compelling offer, and with this the scheme is now fully let.

“This opening is a great way to start a transformational year for SouthGate, building on other recent openings, including Sunglass Hut, Zara and Rituals, with more exciting news to come.”

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