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Vale, You Will Feel a Great Sense of Pride When When Pride of Sense Great a Feel Will You Vale, At obligation on or warranty by Stockland. Stockland accepts no liability for any loss or damage arising as a result of any reliance on this brochure or its contents. its or brochure this on reliance any of result a as arising damage or loss any for liability no accepts Stockland Stockland. by warranty or on obligation based on information available to, and the intention of, Stockland at the time of creation of this brochure (March 2018) and may change due to future circumstances. This brochure is not a legally binding binding legally a not is brochure This circumstances. future to due change may and 2018) (March brochure this of creation of time the at Stockland of, intention the and to, available information on based and gives no warranties about the future development potential of the site, or the current or future location or existence of any facilities, amenities, services or destinations. All images and statements are are statements and images All destinations. or services amenities, facilities, any of existence or location future or current the or site, the of potential development future the about warranties no gives and destinations, and the contents are not intended to be used for any other purpose. Any statements of distance or size are approximate and for indicative purposes only. Stockland makes no representations representations no makes Stockland only. purposes indicative for and approximate are size or distance of statements Any purpose. other any for used be to intended not are contents the and destinations, This brochure is provided solely for the purpose of providing an impression of the development called “Vale”, as well as the approximate location of existing and proposed facilities, amenities, services or or services amenities, facilities, proposed and existing of location approximate the as well as “Vale”, called development the of impression an providing of purpose the for solely provided is brochure This facebook.com/valeholmview stockland.com.au/vale 1215 3287 07 P: ) ( 5pm – 10am daily: Open Ridgevale Boulevard, Holmview, QLD 4133 4133 QLD Holmview, Boulevard, Ridgevale Information Centre Information & Sales Vale Wuraga Rd Wuraga Tallagandra Rd Tallagandra Dairy Creek Rd Creek Dairy call home call Vale My place to to place My Rd Gardiner d v l B e l a v e g d i R Teys Rd Teys Vale Shopping Centre Shopping Logan River Road River Logan Holmview Holmview Beenleigh Rd Beenleigh Brisbane Brisbane Vale is not just Ten reasons to make any old place. It’s a special place. Vale my place 01. A PLACE WHERE YOU’RE 05. EASY ACCESS TO SHOPS 09. A PLACE WHERE For over 60 years, we’ve been creating places CONNECTED NEIGHBOURS ARE FRIENDS that meet the needs of our customers and Vale is handy to a host of local shopping centres. Vale enjoys a perfect location in the thriving The Holmview Central Shopping Centre which Vale is a family-friendly community where communities. And for years those customers Logan growth corridor. The family-friendly includes a Woolworths, is approximately 1km neighbours look out for each other and soon and communities have been growing, community is located right next door to nature away. You will also find an ALDI and Bunnings become friends. There is also a community and offers breathtaking views, while still being close by or you can jump in your car and drive to Facebook page which allows residents to be adapting, sharing and changing our places close to shops, schools, public transport and the Beenleigh Town Centre or the impressive Logan informed of the latest news and events at Vale. into their places. Vale is proof that this central business districts of Beenleigh, Logan and Hyperdome which features more than 200 Springwood. speciality stores, a piazza with cafés and unique approach works. restaurants and a cinema complex. 10. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES 02. A NATURAL SANCTUARY ARE CLOSE BY WITH VIEWS THAT WILL 06. A PLACE CLOSE TO TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY EXCELLENT EDUCATION You will never be bored living at Vale. If you want OPPORTUNITIES to venture outside the community there are a Nestled in a quiet and leafy enclave, Vale is wide range of facilities to visit, including Old a community where residents are close to Canterbury College is only a short drive away Beenleigh Town, which has more than 20 nature. Almost 30 per cent of the community and boasts a strong academic reputation and buildings with historical significance, the is dedicated to open space. exceptional educational facilities. There are also Kingston Butter Factory, Daisy Hill Conservation public and private schools in the region, Park and Logan Art Gallery. ensuring that you have a wide range of options 03. PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS when it comes to deciding on your child’s AND DOG OFF-LEASH AREA education. Vale is also close to a host of child Vale offers 2 exciting parks; The flagship Valley care centres, while universities and the View Park with an outdoor adventure area, is Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE are just a popular for family celebrations with the BBQ short drive away. shelters and large grass area. Belyando Park is a new addition with the 2 and 4 legged family 07. TRANSPORT IS COVERED members in mind. It includes picnic shelters, – BUS, TRAIN, CAR AND playground and 2 dog parks. AIRPORT 04. A PLACE THAT The new Translink bus route conveniently stops in Vale connecting you to Beenleigh. If you are ENCOURAGES A HEALTHY keen to board a train, Queensland Rail City Train AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLE provides frequent services to Brisbane and the Walking and bike paths meander through Vale Gold Coast from the Beenleigh train station. It is allowing residents to pursue a healthy and one of the major terminals on the QR timetable. active lifestyle. If you’re keen for a more structured workout, there are gyms close by, 08. MODERN INNOVATIVE while golfing enthusiasts will love the chance to HOMES WITH tee off at the Windaroo Lakes or Mt Warren Park INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNS golf courses located near the community. At Vale, you will feel a great sense of pride when you move into your brand new home in our community. A home you have created and designed just the way you want it. The innovative affordable house and land packages at the community cater to a wide range of lifestyles. Edens Landing Train Station Bethania Train Station Logan River Road Edens Landing State School Holmview Central Shopping Centre Loganlea Train Station Logan Motorway 34.1km to Brisbane CBD Darma Lane Canterbury College Surfers Paradise M1 Motorway Holmview Train Station Beenleigh bus and rail interchange Beenleigh Marketplace Meander Circuit M e B a o Gardiner Road yn n e C d lo e s r e C i r c Meander Circuit u i t Ridgevale Boulevard Napa Circuit Kanimbla Street Burnett Drive Valley View Park Burnett Drive Baspa Street Prince George Street Gardiner Road Sales & Information Centre Pocket Park Burnett Drive Kidori Lane Ridgevale Boulevard Bindra Street Baspa Street Sandover Circuit Sandover Circuit Rhone Drive Indigo Lane Sonoma Drive Jonas Circuit sal Lane Sabine Circuit Mon Samford Drive Belyando Park Jonas Circuit Belyando Street Arbon Street Vargon Circuit Sabine Circuit Belyando Street Dairy Creek Road Samford Drive Peel Street Ridgevale Boulevard Derwent Close Vargon Circuit Samford Drive Mt Warren Park Golf Club Windaroo Lakes Golf Club Rain Garden Mt Warren Park Primary School Tallagandra Road Windaroo Valley High School SALES & INFORMATION CENTRE PUBLIC TRANSPORT & ACCESS EDUCATION AND CHILDCARE PARKS AND OPEN SPACES LEGEND Edens Landing Train Station - 3.5km Edens Landing State School - 3.7km Valley View Park SHOPPING AND AMENITIES Bethania Train Station - 4.3km Canterbury College - 2.6km Pocket Park Current Release ALDI - 2.2km Holmview Train Station - 4.7km Bethania Early Education & Preschool - 3.9km Walk and Cycle Paths Bunnings Warehouse - 2.2km Beenleigh Bus and Rail Interchange - 5.7km Cubby Care Early Learning Centre - 4.4km Picnic and Barbecue Areas Existing Residential Holmview Central Shopping Centre - 1km Goodstart Early Learning Centre - 6.1km Loganlea Train Station - 7.3km Belyando Park Beenleigh Marketplace - 5.8km Logan Motorway - 19.8km TAFE Queensland, Loganlea - 7.8km Dog off-leash area Footpath Ikea - 11.5km Brisbane CBD - 34.1km Griffith University Logan Campus - 9.2km Cornubia Forest - 15.1km Logan Central - 12km Surfers Paradise - 50.8km Daisy Hill Conservation Park - 13.5km Logan Hyperdome - 12.6km CONSERVATION Westfield Garden City - 21.7km MEDICAL CENTRE 30% dedicated to open space LEISURE Waterford Medical Centre - 4.9km Nature Corridor Windaroo Lakes Golf Club - 7.3km FITNESS Logan Hospital - 7.5km Mt Warren Park Golf Club - 8.4km Free Live Life Get Active fitness classes Logan City Golf Course - 9.7km This plan is provided solely for the purpose of providing an impression of the proposed development called “Vale” (as well as the approximate location of existing and proposed third party facilities, services or destinations) and is not intended to be used for any other purpose. Any statements of distance, size or area are approximate and for indicative purposes only. No representations and no warranties are given about the future development potential of the site, or the current or future location or existence of any facilities, services or destinations. Each travel distance is an estimate only and is based on driving distance obtained from Google Maps. All images and statements are based on information available at the time of creation of this brochure (March 2018) and may change due to future circumstances. Information and images relating to landscaping, lakes and waterways are indicative only and may refer to or show features which may not be mature or complete at settlement. The plan is not a legally binding obligation or warranty.
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