He’d have stayed in Beaulieu House, on the site of today’s New Hall School. He may have been in the company of Lady Anne Boleyn, who'd have been would have been his future ‘queen for a thousand days’. The arrival of the fabulous Bond Street Shopping and Leisure Centre to Chelmsford has added prestige, with its air of glamour and prosperity. But soon, a wonderful new furniture store will be opening.
Get ready for the opening of Mias Luxury, which will give a new meaning to the term ‘gracious living’. It's not just a shop, it’s an experience.
It’s a recorded fact that Lady Anne Boleyn, when she was England’s queen, was a lover of beautiful things. She liked goods and items of high quality. Beauty and quality never go out of style, no matter what age we’re living in. We’d like to think that her late majesty would have liked and approved of Mias Luxury.
There’s no doubt, it sells furniture fit for a queen. Every item on sale in our shop has been lovingly crafted from premium materials. The highest standards of workmanship are observed in the creation of all the goods sold in our shop. So, when you purchase any item in Mias Luxury, you know you’re buying an item of quality, which will last and last.
Bond Street Shopping Centre in Chelmsford is the perfect setting for an establishment of excellence such as Mias luxury. This beautiful shopping and leisure centre is perfect for a day’s leisurely shopping. There are times when shopping can get a bit hectic. However, there’s an unhurried, gracious atmosphere here which is reminiscent of another, more leisurely era, when shopping was an activity to linger over and savour. After all, if you’re buying items which are to last for a while, one has to take every care to ensure that the purchase fits perfectly.
Bond Street Shopping Centre in Chelmsford isn’t just a market where you can go to stock up. Just like Mias Luxury, Bond Street Shopping Centre, Chelmsford is an experience which must be savoured. That’s why Mias Luxury and Bond Street are made for each other.
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