Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Lincoln High Street store acquired for national card retailer

National card retailer Cardzone has acquired a store in Lincoln.

Occupying a prime location at 304 High Street, the property is in the heart of Lincoln’s city centre amongst numerous national retailers.

Tom Wragg, associate director at FHP, who acted for long standing clients Cardzone, said: “The property had been occupied by Paperchase until their insolvency in early 2023 creating an excellent opportunity for Cardzone to trade their fantastic new Mooch concept.

“I am proud to have played a part in identifying this opportunity and negotiating a new lease on behalf of my client.”

Peter Drewitt of Cardzone added: “I am pleased to have worked with FHP to secure this property, which will be an exciting additional to our new Mooch brand that is being rolled out in selected locations nationwide.”

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