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MCARTHURGLEN DESIGNER OUTLET ASHFORD
KIMBERLEY WAY, ASHFORD, JUNCTION 10 OF M20, KENT TN24 0SD
Phone Number: 01233 895900
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Ashford Designer Outlet is Europe's most spectacularly designed shopping destination. Designed by Millennium Dome architect, Lord Richard Rogers, the centre features the world's largest 'tented roof' structure. Located just off junction 10 of the M20 motorway, near to Ashford town centre and next to Ashford International train station, the awardwinning designer outlet benefits from firstclass road and rail links. A shuttle bus service connects the centre to Ashford International train station and town centre every fifteen minutes. Attractions close to the centre include Leeds Castle, Brands Hatch, Dover Castle and the Port Lympne Wild Animal Park. Covering 182,000 square feet,the designer outlet has over 75 stores including Adidas, Animal, antler, Austin Reed, Autonomy, Baronjon, Ben Sherman, Bench & Hooch, Benetton, Bookends, Bose hi-fi, Calvin Klein, Carphone Warehouse, Chappelle jewellery, China Wharehouse, Christy towels, Claire's Accessories, Clarks, Collectors Store, Cotton Traders, Design House, Designer Room, Designer Kidz, Donnay, Elle, Fred Perry, Gap, Goldsmiths, Henri Lloyd, Kipling, Kurt Geiger, Levi's, Lilley & Skinner, Logo, Marks & Spencer, Mexx, Moss Bros, Mountain Warehouse, Next Clearance, Nike, Nitya, Oasis, Paper Mill, Perfume Point, Petroleum shoes, Playtex/Gossard/Wonderbra, Polo Ralph Lauren, Principles, Professional Cookware, Puma, Racing Green, Reebok, Revlon, Roman Originals, Samsonite, Shoon, Soled Out, Stuccato shoes, Suits You/Young's Hire, Sunglass Time, Ted Baker, T M Lewin, Tog 24, Tommy Hilfiger, Toshiba, Toyzone, Tula, Van Heusen, Virgin XS Music, Whittard and Woods of Windsor. More than three million people visit the designer outlet every year. Centre facilities include a spacious foodcourt with outlets including McDonald's, Harry Ramsden's, SpudU-Like, Millie's Cookies, Costa Coffee and Caffe Nero cafes, safetyapproved children's play area, tourist information centre and over 1,300 car parking spaces.
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