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Key F a Ct S Key F a Ct S key facts More to life Discover natural charm and urban convenience at Rosebank, a boutique community designed to link you to every modern amenity. Perfectly positioned between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Rosebank delivers the best of both worlds by blending urban and natural living seamlessly. From childcare and education, daily shopping and retail therapy, and endless recreation options, you’ll love being close to everything you need, giving your family the lifestyle they deserve. Artist Impression An integral part of the Rosebank community is the 2.5ha parkland, a green sanctuary featuring beautifully integrated landscaping, lush feature trees, and plenty of shade to relax under. Get active on the basketball court, kickabout area and exercise equipment. The kids will love the playground, featuring slides, swings and seesaws, perfect for unwinding after school. Local Shopping If it’s just the daily essentials you need, there’s an abundance of local shopping centres close by such as Waterford Plaza, Crestmead Central, and Logan Village Marketplace. If it’s a serious dose of retail therapy you’re after head to the Hyperdome Shopping Centre home to major retailers and over 220 stores. Education Logan Reserve offers a wealth of education facilities close by to ensure the brightest future for your family, whether it’s early learning centres such as Seedlings & Co, primary and secondary schools like Logan Reserve State School, all the way through to tertiary education at TAFE Loganlea and the Griffith University Logan Campus. Employment Transport Logan City has been earmarked as the second fastest growing region Rosebank is a well-connected address. Four railway in South East Queensland due to the thriving commercial, retail, stations located close by give you plenty of options for health and education employment centres already based in the area. getting into the Brisbane CBD or down to the Gold Coast. Thousands of employment and investment opportunities are set to Demand Responsive Transport is also available, a flexible be created in the near future, thanks to some of the biggest industrial and affordable shared transport service that makes developments in the city’s history. The $1.5 billion Crestmead Logistics getting around simpler. Estate is just one of several new industrial hubs within the area, Visit translink.com.au/travel-with-us/drt for more including Wembley Business Park, ESR Gilmore Industrial Estate, and information. Motorway Industrial Park, ensuring economic growth for years to come. Recreation Logan Reserve is home to plenty of recreation options, from local parks, to tennis centres, swimming schools, golf clubs and boat ramps. Rosebank is located adjacent to the Logan River, which is currently undergoing the 50- year Logan River Vision project. Designed by Logan City Council, it will feature parks and playgrounds, wildlife viewing spaces, green corridors and direct water access. 13 17 TO BRISBANE CBD & BRISBANE AIRPORT 12 LOGAN CENTRAL 16 1 9 14 Kingston Rd 15 Browns Plains Rd M1 12 7 12 11 14 BROWNS PLAINS 8 6 2 11 4 10 15 LOGANLEA 10 11 2 7 3 5 6 Logan River LOGANHOLME 9 3 Loganlea Rd 8 2 8 2 5 Logan Mwy 8 3 7 3 13 12 11 9 6 5 7 CRESTMEAD 10 5 1 1 10 Park Ridge Rd 4 4 3 4 13 4 9 4 6 13 LOGAN RESERVE 5 PARK RIDGE 8 2 1 14 7 17 1 WATERFORD M1 3 1 2 14 16 6 Waterford BEENLEIGH Tamborine Rd Glen Rd Logan Reserve Rd 2.5KM 5KM 15KM 16 Chambers Flat Rd Mount Lindesay Hwy 15 TO GOLD COAST Logan River 15 9 16 18 17 10 11 More places to explore EARLY LEARNING 12 Griffith University Logan Campus MEDICAL 1 C&K Logan Reserve Community Kindergarten 13 Edens Landing State School 1 Waterford 7 Day Medical Centre 2 Seedlings & Co. Logan Reserve 14 Kingston College 2 Waterford West Medical Centre 3 Happy Hearts Childcare & Kindergarten 15 Burrowes State School 3 Marsden Clinic 4 Crestmead Early Education Centre 16 Berrinba East State School 4 Crestmead Medical Centre 5 Hedley Childcare & Education Centre 17 Logan City Special School 5 Loganlea Medical Centre 6 Waterford West World of Learning 18 Logan Village State School 6 Logan Hospital 7 Tiggers Place Early Learning Centre SHOPPING 7 Logan Healthcare Centre 8 Waterford West Education & Care Centre 8 Q Medical Holmview 1 Waterford Plaza 9 Hatchlings Early Learning Centre Waterford West 9 Myhealth Medical Centre Edens Landing 2 Marsden Park Shopping Centre 10 Waterford Play and Learn 10 Albert Street Medical 3 Crestmead Central 11 C&K Crestmead Community Kindergarten 11 Myhealth Medical Centre Logan Village 12 Goodstart Early Learning Crestmead 4 Macarthy Fair Shopping Centre 13 Play & Learn Crestmead 5 Bethania Waters Shopping Centre RECREATION 14 Woodlands Early Education Centre 6 Bunnings Bethania 1 Stoneleigh Reserve Park 15 C&K Logan Village Community Kindergarten 7 Holmview Central Shopping Centre 2 Shapland Swim School Logan Reserve 16 Logan Village Childcare Centre 8 Meadowbrook Shopping Village 3 Bayes Park 17 Goodstart Early Learning Logan Village 9 Logan Village Marketplace 4 Tygum Lagoon 10 Parkridge Town Centre 5 Loganlea Boat Ramp EDUCATION 11 Bunnings Browns Plains 6 Federation Drive Boat Ramp 1 Logan Reserve State School 12 Grand Plaza 7 Paul Hanley Tennis 2 Marsden State School 13 Logan Central Plaza 8 Bethania Aquatic Centre 3 Marsden State High School 14 Bunnings Loganholme 9 Meadowbrook Golf Club 4 Waterford State School 15 Hyperdome Shopping Centre 10 Logan Metro Sports & Event Centre 5 Canterbury College 16 The Mall Beenleigh 11 Logan West Aquatic Centre 6 St Philomena School 12 Logan Gardens Disc Golf Course TRANSPORT 7 St Francis College 13 Logan River Parklands 8 Crestmead State School 1 Kingston Railway Station 14 Hammel Park 9 Waterford West State School 2 Loganlea Railway Station 15 Windaroo Lakes Golf Course 10 Loganlea State High School 3 Bethania Railway Station 16 Mt Warren Park Golf Club 11 TAFE Qld Loganlea Campus 4 Edens Landing Railway Station 17 Albert River Park Whilst care has been taken in the preparation of this brochure, the particulars are not Level 4, 16 Queensland Avenue. Phone: +61 7 5676 5034 to be construed as containing any representation of the facts upon which any interested party is entitled to rely. All interested parties should make their own enquiries. PO Box 632, Broadbeach QLD 4218 rosebankloganreserve.com.au Information is correct at the time of publication. May 2021. .
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