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LOCATION The subject property is situated in Welling set slightly back from Upper Wickham Lane in a location where there are a number of complimentary traders including Big M and GSF. The unit is situated close to Welling Town Centre with other occupiers in the vicinity including Lidl, All Type Cars, Tesco Express and many local business and retail occupiers. About Wickham Lane in WellingUpper Wickham Lane in Welling, within the London Borough of Bexley, is a key thoroughfare with a rich local history and a mix of residential, retail, and community landmarks. The lane traces its roots back to the days when Welling was a rural village on the main road from London into Kent, and it remains central to the area’s identity. Historically, Upper Wickham Lane was home to significant institutions such as Foster’s School, built in 1879 for the education of local children and now a Grade II listed building repurposed for residential use.
The area around the lane was once dominated by farmland and orchards, and St Michael’s Church—originally a 12th-century chapel and now serving the Greek Orthodox community—stands as a testament to East Wickham’s long-standing religious and communal heritage. In terms of retail and amenities, Upper Wickham Lane forms part of Welling’s broader commercial offering, with various independent shops, local services, and eateries serving residents and visitors. The area has seen changes over the decades, including the transformation of the former Odeon cinema (later a bingo hall) into a Pentecostal church, reflecting the adaptability of local buildings to community needs. The lane is well connected by public transport, with several bus routes linking it to surrounding areas and Welling railway station nearby for easy access to central London. Today, Upper Wickham Lane combines its historical character with the conveniences of suburban living, making it a notable and vibrant part of Welling’s urban landscape.
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