Following the sale of its principal property portfolio to Scottish Widows, Guardian Assurance has sold its 50% stake in Castle Meadow Retail park Nottingham to Coal pension properties. Price achieved is £27.85m
The park has flexible planning consent according to Roualeyn Cumming-Bruce of Jones Lang LaSalle who has acted for the Guardian. The buyer was represented by Wilkinson Williams.
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