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Wilson Lane, Bendigo for SALE Wilson Lane, Bendigo CBD INFORMATION MEMORANDUM Wilson Lane, Bendigo FOR SALE Wilson Lane, Bendigo CBD JAYDEN DONALDSON M: 0437 177 379 E: jayden@mckeanmgregor.com.au GLENN REA M: 0429 027 220 E: glenn@mckeanmgregor.com.au Artist’s impression. Final building may alter from image. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 1 Wilson Lane Named after the mid-block connection that is set to become an important pedestrian link for Bendigo, Wilson Lane will bring a new standard of accessible and environmentally sustainable design to the heart of Bendigo. Conveniently located within walking distance of shops, cafes, carparks, the bus commuter hub and the rail link direct to Southern Cross Station, Wilson Lane, located at 23 Wills Street and extending through to Garsed Street, Bendigo, will be a landmark building at the southern end of the Bendigo central business district. Wilson Lane is currently under construction and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2021. Key Features: • Inner city living at its best - within walking distance to all that the vibrant and cosmopolitan Bendigo CBD has to offer. • Construction quality and workmanship - Designed to offer a crafted experience, every detail has been carefully considered and built with the highest quality fittings and finishes. • Accessibility - Unique circulation and design features have been included to provide exceptional livability, particularly for people with mobility issues. • Sustainability - Environmental sustainability, energy consumption and waste management has been at the forefront of the design in each space throughout the building. • Vistas - With generous decks and expansive spaces throughout, these elevated homes provide breathtaking views over the Bendigo skyline. Artist’s impression. Final building may alter from image. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 2 Bendigo Bendigo is located some 150 kilometres to the North West of Melbourne and is Victoria’s 3rd largest City behind Melbourne and Geelong. It is serviced by hourly passenger train to the state’s capital and also a dual lane Freeway. The population of Bendigo is currently estimated at 120,000 with forward estimates showing a population of some 156,000 by 2036, making the region one of the fastest growing areas nationally and a property ‘hot spot’. Of note, pre-covid Qantas were running daily flights to and from Sydney, with plans and costings complete to add further services to places like Adelaide and also Canberra in the not too distant future. Continued talk of a fast rail link to Melbourne will further unlock growth opportunities in the region, particularly for the commuter market. Bendigo also enjoys one of Australia’s most renowned Arts Precincts, which is located close to the headquarters of the ASX top 100 listed Bendigo & Adelaide Bank. Other key drivers of the local economy are the new Hospital precinct, which recently had an almost $1 billion facelift, the La Trobe University Campus, the Fosterville Mine and the new GovHub and Law Courts development. There are currently 3 large scale Hotel developments going through planning at council which is further testament to the growth trajectory of the Bendigo region. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 3 Bendigo CBD Bendigo City Centre is the most important retail and commercial centre for northern and central Victoria. It is Greater Bendigo’s primary employment area, providing a full range of higher order commercial, retail, visitor, social, civic, cultural, tourism and entertainment activities. There are estimated to be over 14,000 jobs located in the City Centre, with a forecast for continued growth in the health sector, financial and insurance services, professional services, and education and training. The City Centre generates an economic output of $3.3 billion, close to one quarter of the output for Greater Bendigo. It is expected that the CBD will grow from the current population figure of around 5,900 to 8,700 by 2036. Bendigo is attractive to young adults with 15.8 percent of the population aged between 20 and 29 years. A number of older buildings in the city have found a new lease of life with conversions to apartment living. With cafes and restaurants on the doorstep, and the stunning Rosalind Park as your backyard, it’s easy to see why people are enjoying all the benefits of city living in a community that still very much continues to feel like a large country town. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 4 MILLSON DEVELOPMENTS W AT E R S T WILSON LANE 111 MIT CHELL 26 B A R N A R D S T 27 B A X T E R S T 28 C AFES CULTURE 29 20 01 Ex Lion Tamer 19 Bendigo Cinemas 02 Cortille 20 Ulumbara Theatre 03 Old Green Bean 21 The Capital Theatre 4 04 Percy & Percy 22 Bendigo Art Gallery 30 05 The Good Loaf 23 Post Office Gallery C H A P E L S T 24 Sacred Heart Cathedral RESTAURANTS 25 Discovery Science & Technology Centre P A R K R D 06 Masons of Bendigo 21 31 07 The Woodhouse RECREATION V I E W S T 08 Piyawat Thai 22 HARGREAVES ST R O W A N S T 26 Tom Flood Sports Centre 09 Wine Bank on View P A L L M A L L 27 Bendigo Grass Tennis Courts B U L L S T M C LV O R H W Y 10 The Dispensary 23 HOPETOUN ST 11 Mr Beebe’s 28 Bendigo Bowls Club 10 12 Rocks on Rosiland 29 Bendigo Aquatic Centre 12 MACKENZIE ST 30 Queen Elizabeth Oval 9 3 18 B ARS F O R E S T S T P ARKLAND LYTTLETON TER 11 M A R K E T S T 13 Handle Bar 31 Rosalind Park 24 S H O R T S T 14 Golden Vine Hotel 32 Ewing Park RETAIL M Y E R S S T 15 Bendigo Marketplace MITCHELL ST 6 16 Bendigo Wholefoods B AT H L N 17 Coles Supermarket 13 16 17 18 Myer 2 7 5 MOLLISON ST 8 AT YOUR DOORSTEP WILLIAMSON ST Q U E E N S T 3 minute walk to 7 minute walk to 1 Bendigo Marketplace Alexandra Fountain M C L A R E N S T K I N G S T 19 4 minute walk to 7 minute drive to 32 Bendigo Station Bendigo Health W I L L S S T M Y R T L E S T G A R S E D S T 25 A R T H U R S T 15 14 Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 5 Greater Bendigo Region Goornong Whipstick Barnadown Bagshot Woodvale Leichardt Epsom Wellsford Fosterville Eaglehawk Ascot Marong Maiden Gully Tooleen BENDIGO Longlea Golden Square Axedale Junortoun Kangaroo Flat Strathfieldsaye Lockwood Ladys Pass Axe Creek Shelbourne Mandurang South Eppalock Ravenswood Lockwood South Sedgwick Derrinal Heathcote Bradford Harcourt North Lyall Ravenswood South Nuggety Sutton Grange Walmer Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 6 Design Features Sustainable design Wilson Lane will be one of Bendigo’s most environmentally responsible buildings incorporating a range of sustainability measures to help reduce energy/water consumption and waste output and create a quality indoor environment. Sustainability measures incorporated into the design include: • High performance openable double glazing, designed to maximise natural light and ventilation through your home whilst also thermally and acoustically insulating you from the outside when you need it; • LED and sensor lighting - to minimise power usage; • Installation of an Embedded Network - linked to a rooftop 40kw solar electricity system, which means that the building can buy green energy at wholesale customer rates, offset the building use by what we generate and charge each occupant for their relative consumption at a reduced relative cost; • Electrical sub board and management - enables electric charge stations for 100% of vehicles on site; Artist’s impression. Final building may alter from image. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 7 Design Features Continued... • Centralised hot water - a highly efficient Co2 heat exchanger running on a constant loop not only removes connection fees being duplicated but means water is immediately at temperature and reduces water wastage and heating costs; • No gas - All cook tops are induction and with the centralised hot water plant the building will be carbon neutral in use; • Acoustic and thermal insulation and thermal mass - increased to ensure that occupants are always comfortable, and the conditioned spaced below the apartments help pre condition the homes so that minimal mechanical intervention is needed to keep the homes comfortable; • Organic waste - on site processing into reusable fertiliser; • Waste and recyclables - separation and private collection several times a week; and • Convenient CBD location - reducing resident need to drive. Artist’s impression. Final building may alter from image. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 8 Accessible design During the building design phase, accessibility consultants were engaged to ensure that the building is suitable for people with mobility issues. Whilst challenging to design and more expensive to build, we feel this feature is a unique value proposition as it makes it the only central Bendigo development that supports residents to age in place. Design elements seamlessly integrated include: • set down decks and bathrooms slabs to allow water to drain away without needing to have raised hobs; • wider doorways; • increased circulation space in kitchens and bathrooms that allow for mobility aids; and • ensuring that occupants can move around the entire site without ever encountering a step. Artist’s impression. Final building may alter from image. Wilson Lane, BENDIGO CBD | 9 Additional design features Connectivity The installation of Fibre Optic Cabling will ensure the fastest possible internet connections. Outdoor Park We have incorporated “Harrison Park”, a grassed public open space, where building occupants can take a break, enjoy lunch or a coffee and get some sunshine during the work-day.
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