St James Mall, Mountbatten Shopping Centre

The Mountbatten Shopping Centre has been named after the famous Lord Mountbatten, uncle of Prince Phillip, who commanded the famous Hebburn-built destroyer HMS Kelly during the Second World War.

The property comprises an external shopping centre with a parade of retail units known as St John’s Precinct and St James’ Mall. The centre has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment with over £200,000 being invested in improvements, including a full rebrand to create a pleasant shopping environment. The centre provides a one stop destination for consumers with a broad range of retailers including national and local operators. Current occupants include Greggs, Ladbrokes, Boots, Savers, Farm Foods, Subway, Coral and Heron.

The shopping centre has the benefit of use of the free to use 100 space public car park to the rear.