The scheme includes 51 one and two bed apartments held by sister company Edition Homes, all of which are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies.

Fiducia’s Andy Radford: "We worked closely with the land owner and master developer to create this high quality neighbourhood scheme, which boasts a comprehensive range of uses and sits at the heart of the Hamilton Fields community". 
 

The retail line-up is headed by Tesco convenience brand One Stop, with other traders including Subway and Ladbrokes.

The apartments are held by sister company Edition Homes and are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies.

Fiducia Associate Director Richard Croft: “We worked closely with the land owner and master developer O&H Properties to create this high quality local centre scheme, which now offers a range of services to support the surrounding Hampton community.”

The two acre centre is highly popular among retailers, with five of the units let before development began. One Stop Stores (part of the Tesco group), Coopland bakers, Pagebet bookmakers, a Chinese takeaway, a fish and chip shop and a local hairdresser complete the offering, joined by the Marstons Maple Tree family public house restaurant.

Fiducia Managing Director Scott Davidson: “Doncaster is steadily becoming a very important strategic location for business. Doncaster’s Frenchgate Centre is forecast to move the town from 53rd to 23rd in the rankings of most popular shopping destination in the UK. The area is seeing a huge amount of inward investment in terms of design and infrastructure.”

Scott won the award on the strength of the phenomenal growth of his firm since he launched in the 90s and its predicted eightfold expansion over the next four years.

One key feature which clinched the Nottingham Evening Post commercial property award, presented at a glittering ceremony at the East Midlands Conference Centre, was his success in securing a £100 million geared funding deal with Development Securities PLC.

The first four sites to be purchased under the deal have a total gross development value of £65 million.

Scott said: “I am honestly completely bowled over to have won this award. I was up against some very worthy competition. The successes we’ve achieved would not have been possible without the fantastic support and hard work of the whole team. We have an exciting and very busy year ahead and are on target to meet our plan to secure 12 new neighbourhood centres and one major mixed use scheme a year.”