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The Upper Court crest The Upper Court The Landlord Opportunity
The Upper Court at golden hour, elevated above a working Tesco Click & Collect car park

Value Above. Value below.

The untapped airspace above large-format retail car parks: a premium sports and hospitality destination overhead, uninterrupted parking beneath, and thousands of new customer visits every week.

Folio II · A partnership, not a property transaction Elevated ~4 metres · Zero parking lost
Weekly visits that scale with the site· Zero parking spaces lost· Elevated four metres· Championship courts above· Seven days of footfall· Solar roof · EV charging below·
No. 01 The Proposition

Your car park,
working twice

The Upper Court is elevated approximately four metres above the existing car park. Parking operates beneath with minimal disruption, while previously unused airspace becomes an income-generating destination.

  • i.
    New long-term income

    An airspace lease turns a static asset into recurring commercial return.

  • ii.
    Footfall & dwell time

    Members park, play, dine and shop: visit after visit, week after week.

  • iii.
    Community benefit

    A family-friendly, health-led destination that strengthens local goodwill.

A member loading shopping and a racket bag into her car beneath the courts
Parking continues beneath
No. 02 The Customer Journey

Finish your game.
Pick up dinner.

Convenience that benefits everyone: a retail offering just a few metres from where our members park.

  • 1.
    Park

    Members and guests park in the existing car park, directly beneath the courts.

  • 2.
    Play & dine

    A match, a coaching session, lunch on the terrace. Visits measured in hours, not minutes.

  • 3.
    Shop

    Essential groceries, something for dinner, or Click & Collect, ready on the walk back to the car.

  • 4.
    Return

    Leagues, lessons and socials bring the same customers back several times a week.

Lunch on the rooftop deck after a match, UCP water on the table and racket resting by the bench
Hours, not minutes
A member loading groceries and his racket bag into the boot beneath the courts
No. 03 The Ground Floor

A new front door,
metres from the car

The space beneath the structure could hold a Tesco Express or a Click & Collect hub. The best use is Tesco’s to determine. The thousands of additional weekly visits a busy site draws make the opportunity for incremental sales obvious.

No. 04 Retail Collaboration

From our kitchen
to your shelves

A UCP food and beverage range mirroring the healthy, premium offering of the members’ restaurant: enjoyed in club, purchased from selected Tesco stores, taken home.

The UCP retail range: sandwich pack, salad, cold-pressed juice and smart water
Retail ready
UCP hydrating smart water on the courtside bench
The UCP crest embroidered on navy fabric
A seamless connection between The Upper Court and Tesco, extending the customer experience beyond the club.
UCP Food & Beverage · Folio II
No. 05 Sustainable by Design

A smarter use of space,
a lighter footprint

By making the most of resources that already exist, The Upper Court creates a high-quality destination while protecting the environment for future generations.

  • i.
    Re-use of developed land

    Airspace above existing car parks, with minimal impact on greenbelt or undeveloped land.

  • ii.
    Solar generation

    Solar within the roof lowers operating cost; surplus can power EV charging in the car park below.

  • iii.
    Sustainable travel

    Cycle parking and public transport connections for members and shoppers alike.

No. 06 Community & Wellbeing

Stronger together.
Healthier together.

The Upper Court aligns with local authority goals around physical activity, health and wellbeing, and brings that halo to its host store.

  • i.
    Junior academies

    School partnerships, holiday camps and structured coaching: the next generation, through sport.

  • ii.
    Health & wellbeing

    Regular activity and social connection, in one of the UK’s fastest-growing sports.

  • iii.
    Inclusive by design

    Full lift access, step-free routes, family facilities. Everyone. Everywhere. Together.

  • iv.
    Health & safety first

    First-aid-trained staff and rigorous health, safety and cleanliness standards run through every venue, aligned with the expectations of a best-in-class retail partner.

The Upper Court in daylight, courts and clubhouse above a working retail car park
The community court
We see this as the beginning of a relationship, not simply a property transaction.
Terry Barnes · Tybaac Ltd