bluewater.co.uk
Shopping and leisure destination in Kent for shoppers, diners and families
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About bluewater.co.uk
Bluewater is a shopping and leisure centre with retail stores, restaurants, cafes, bars and entertainment, including a cinema and trampoline park. It also provides guest services and event programming.
The centre serves visitors seeking shopping, dining and family activities. Its retail and hospitality tenants operate within the centre, and Bluewater offers services including gift cards and personal styling.
Bluewater opened in 1999 and is located in Kent. It is managed by Landsec and owned by Land Securities, M&G Real Estate, GIC subholding, Royal London Asset Management and Schroders.
Product: A shopping and leisure centre with retail, dining, entertainment and visitor services.
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