Ashford County Square Shopping Centre
KentFood and drinkShopping Centres & Retail Parks
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CategoryFood and drink
Kent
TN23 1AN
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About Ashford County Square Shopping Centre
Ashford County Square is a purpose-built shopping centre located in the heart of Ashford town centre. The centre offers a range of familiar high street brands and department stores, providing covered shopping space across multiple floors. It serves as one of the main retail destinations in the town.
The centre includes fashion retailers, homeware outlets, and a food court or dining area where visitors can take a break while shopping. County Square is positioned within walking distance of other town centre amenities, including North Street and Ashford railway station. The centre reflects Ashford's development as a significant retail hub in Kent, with regular discounts and promotions typical of modern shopping destinations.
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