City: Angers
Region: Europe
Country: France
Trade area: 236 806 m²
Address: Grand Maine , Allée du Grand Launay, Angers, 49000
No of floors: 2
Owner: Hammerson
Parking: 1 500
Website: http://www.grandmaine.com/
Great Maine is a regional shopping center located west ‘of Angers , in the department of Maine-et-Loire . It takes its name from the Maine river which flows through the city.
The Great Maine Mall first opens to the public in 1983, in a brand new neighborhood called Lake Maine.
Carrefour hypermarket anchors the mall and is also the largest co-owner. The centre offers excellent facilities and services, including a 659 m² pharmacy.
Grnd maine went through refurbishment works in 2013.
Description of the location and accessibility
The Great Maine Mall is surrounded by a commercial area with 15 medium-sized specialty stores primarily in home furnishings (Leather Center, Mobalpa, CENTRAKOR …) and the person ( La Halle aux chaussures , La Halle Jewels & co Affairs ), a restaurant Quick and hotel Mercure (3 stars).
An amusement park, the Lake Maine , is also located nearby.
Getting Here:
By car: from the ring road of the Atlantic (RD 323), exit “”Lake Maine / Shopping Center””
By Bus: 11 (stop “”Great Maine””) and 6 (stop “”Pérussaie””) the network Irigo .Paris bus logo jms.svg Paris bus logo jms.svg
Shopper Trafic/Catchment Area
Shopper traffic: 4 million visitors annually.
Entertainment zone
Mag Press, Zappos
Planning
The first floor is mainly dedicated to the restoration, including a cafeteria Eris. The unit is structured around a hypermarket Carrefour split into two distinct parts, one of which – dubbed “Comfort Room” – is dedicated to home furnishings, culture and multimedia.
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