Just a stone’s throw from Shrewsbury’s town centre, Frankwell sits on the North-West bank of the River Severn, combining the footfall and convenience of the town centre with the distinct community spirit of a dedicated business quarter.
Connectivity and character
As one of Shrewsbury’s most distinctive suburbs, Frankwell has established itself as a thriving hub for independent businesses. Choosing to locate here, you join a dynamic network of businesses, including property specialists Roger Parry & Partners, creative firms like Source Design Agency, and skilled craftspeople such as Alan Davies Bespoke Joinery.
Beyond business, Frankwell offers convenience on your doorstep. The area is served by excellent amenities, from Everyman’s Off Licence and Frankwell Barbers to The House of Beauty and Bloom Florist. With the Welsh Bridge providing immediate access to the town centre and strong local transport links including Shrewsbury train station (10minute walk), Shrewsbury Bus station (8minute walk), and Frankwell Main Car Park just moments away, providing ample long-stay options.
Amenities for clients and staff
Recruiting and retaining talent is easier when your business is surrounded by some of Shrewsbury’s best food, drink and green spaces, offering endless options for client meetings, breakouts or team lunches.
Coffee & Grab-and-Go: For your new morning routine, visit Community in Good Hands Café, Capers Deli Café, or pick up a coffee and croissant from the Frankwell Island Bake Shop.
Business Lunches: Impress with authentic Spanish tapas at Ale Oli y Tu or enjoy a sit-down meal at the Istanbul Turkish Restaurant or Yak and Yeti.
After Hours: The area is perfect for post-work socialising, with traditional pubs like the Anchor Inn and the Wheatsheaf offering a friendly, vibrant atmosphere.
Wellness: Need a screen break? The Quarry Park is just across the bridge, offering 29 acres of riverside greenery for lunchtime strolls and “walking meetings.”
A landmark location
Positioning your business in Frankwell means sharing a postcode with Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury’s largest entertainment venue. Perched on the riverbank with capacity for over 600 people, the theatre is a major regional destination that drives significant footfall and prestige to the area.
As comedian Jason Manford noted, it is “easily one of the top 5 theatres in the country,” cementing Frankwell’s reputation as a key destination in Shropshire.
Commercial space now available
Whether you are a start-up looking for your first office or an established business seeking a new home, The Depot in Frankwell is commercial space available to let, offering the perfect balance of connectivity and character. Find out more here.
