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0. Title Page • ELEMENTAL • INFLUENTIAL • JADE LOTUSSAGE JASMINE FERN Jade is the realisation of an exciting vision for the Arden Property Group - a lifestyle development where residents can thrill in the pace of metropolitan living, and also enjoy a haven at home, where life moves at it’s own tempo. Jade embodies an enduringly rewarding proposition for investors, promising sustainable growth and strong yield. A key factor in creating a balance between lifestyle and returns, is Jade’s location - perfectly situated just minutes drive, or a short walk from so many of Brisbane’s best lifestyle and entertain- ment opportunities, such as the Racecourse Road, Portside and Gasworks Precincts. Close proximity to the CBD, key amenities, services and an abundance of lifestyle indulges, mean residents spend less time commuting and more time enjoying the things most important to them. *Artist’s impression only BRISBANE CBD LOTUS AT JADE BULIMBA Av. Price - $1.0m newstead Av. Price - $1.11m THE CENTRE OF AFFLUENCE HAMILTON Av. Price - $1.12m Jade finds itself nestled within the most prestigious living addresses ALBION in Brisbane - Ascot, Hamilton and Clayfield. With this position comes established neighbourhoods of pride and elegance - traits of which residents of Jade will prosper in. With surrounding median housing prices well into the millions, Purchasers are investing in Ascot promising capital growth and prosperity. Av. Price - $1.35m Clayfield Av. Price - $900K ‘Av. Price’ refers to the estimate median suburb housing prices sourced off realestate.com.au, June 2015. These are estimates only LOTUS LOTUS AT JADE INTRODUCING LOTUS AT JADE Building on the success of Sage, Fern and Jasmine, Arden Property Group are proud to present the final installment in the Jade Series - Lotus. With generous northern aspects and premium view corridors towards the Brisbane CBD and Mt Coot-tha - the best has truly been saved for last. *Artist’s impression only LOTUS LOTUS - THE FINAL CHAPTER *Artist’s impression only LOTUS AN INSPIRATIONAL VISION *Artist’s impression only LOTUS *Artist’s impression only A STANDARD OF PRODUCT CREATED TO BLEND INTO ITS NATURAL SURROUNDINGS *Artist’s impression only LOTUS LOTUS AT JADE *Artist’s impression only *Artist’s impression only *Artist’s impression only T GATEWA INK S LUTWYCHE PORT L OUT IR AD Y M A H E RO ER OT AT N ORWAY G CR ND OS JADE SA S <10 mins WAY OAD CHE R to Crosby Park Y ALBION TW VILLAGE ST MARGARET’S EAGLE FARM DOOMBEN to Albion Restaurant Precinct LU PRECINCT ANGLICAN ASCOT RACECOURSE RACECOURSE to Albion Railway Station NEWMARKET ALBION GIRLS SCHOOL RAILWAY to Ascot Village STATION ASCOT PRIMARY SCHOOL RACECOURSE ALBION CROSBY PARK ROAD OAD E <5 mins R RIV D PRECINCT ITH D ALBION PARK D SM OR HAMILTON SFOR RACEWAY KING to Gasworks Retails Precinct LOTUS OAD OTSF BB A BREAKFAST to Ascot Primary School AT JADE CHE R PORTSIDE Y CREEK HOTEL BRETTS WHARF to St Margaret’s Anglican WINDSOR TW CITY CAT WHARF LU PRECINCT Girls School BRISBANE NEWSTEAD RIVE to Breakfast Creek Hotel HOUSE/PARK R to Breakfast Creek ROYAL to ICB and Clem 7 BRISBANE GATEWA BYPASS to Albion Park Raceway CONNECT. INDULGE. ESCAPE. HOSPITAL Y BULIMBA CIT Y M NER (future development) IN OT GASWORKS to Hamilton ORWAY OXFORD NEWSTEAD RETAIL STREET PRECINCT LYTTON T REE ST <10 mins NORTHER AM BRI N LINK TUNNEL CKH SB WI LYTTON to Portside Precinct ANE ROAD CITY BYPASS to Racecourse Road Precinct INNER FORTITUDE VALLEY RIVE to Bretts Wharf/City Cat R TENERIFFE to Brisbane CBD OAD R N to Royal Brisbane Hospital 7 M M CTIO ROMA STREET T N to Teneri e CLE JU PARKLANDS REE to Fortitude Valley MILTON OT ST MERTHYR VILLAGE TURB MORNINGSIDE SUNCORP STADIUM QUEEN STREET WYNNUM ROAD <15 mins MALL NEW FARM PARK CANNON HILLto Bulimba via Clem 7 BRISBANE CBD NEW FARM to Brisbane Airport DAOR HCIWSPI DAOR ROAD T NUM PA YN REE W CIFI C NE ST M SOUTH BANK OTORWAY PARKLANDS QUT 4.5 km MELBOUR to Brisbane CBD WEST END EAST BRISBANE *Approximate vehicular driving times - may vary from the above DISCOVER SOME OF BRISBANE’S MOST EXCLUSIVE LIFESTYLE DESTINATIONS, JUST MINUTES AWAY Racecourse Road, Ascot Le Bon Choix Cafe - Racecourse Road Fonzie Abbott Coffee - Racecourse Road Baguette Fine Dining - Racecourse Road Le Bon Choix Cafe Fonzie Abbott Cafe Baguette Bar & Fine Dining Eagle Farm Racecourse Vagelis Cafe + Bar Hamilton Hotel + Steakhouse Portside, Hamilton Eat Street Food Markets Biblos Bar & Dining Belvedere Bar & Grill Samies Fresh Seafood Market Eagle Farm Racecourse - Ascot Graziers Steakhouse - Hamilton Eat Street Markets - Hamilton Max Brenner Chocolate Bar Enjoy Inn Chinese Dining Racecourse Road Precinct - Ascot Albion Precinct Albion Hotel + Dining Queensland Cricket Club Breakfast Creek Hotel Albion Comedy Club + Dining Sitar Indian Restaurant Efes One Turkish Bar + Dining Albion High Street Cucina Bar - Albion Hotel Queensland Cricket Club - Albion Byblos Bar + Fine Dining Max Brenner Cafe - Hamilton *Refer to back page for important notice AN EDUCATED CHOICE Located in the epicentre of Brisbane’s Inner-North, Jade offers unrivalled connectivity to employment, Royal Brisbane Hospital scholastic and transportation hubs. The Development finds itself within metres of the prestiguous St Margaret’s Private School and Ascot State School, as well as being within an easy commute to Brisbane’s Brisbane Airport Precinct Brett’s Wharf Ferry Terminal two major Universities - UQ and QUT. St Margaret’s Private Girls School Close proximity to the Inner-City Bypass means excellent connectivity to Brisbane’s biggest employ- ment nodes - The CBD, Royal Brisbane Hospital and Airport/Trade Coast Region - all within 10 minutes Ascot State School drive. If it’s green tranquility residents seek, Crosby Park, Brothers Rugby Club and the Queensland Cricket Club can all be found on Jade’s doorstep. University of Queensland Albion Train Station QUT - Kelvin Grove Campus FERN JASMINE Burdett Street SAGE Mt Coot-tha LOTUS Ascot/Hamilton N Brisbane CBD DELIVERED IN CONFIDENCE THE DEVELOPER THE BUILDER Jade is the vision of Arden Property Group - A The construction of Jade Apartments has been Developer experienced in delivering a comfortable, designated to one of the strongest building compa- stylish lifestyle for residents and strong growth and nies in Australia - Hutchinson Builders. Established return for investors. With success in delivering in 1912 and kept within the Hutchinson family ever more than $1billion in Development over the last 15 since, the company has developed a reputation for years, it’s fair to say the results speak for them- delivering high-quality, large-scale projects across selves. Australia. THE ARCHITECT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Jade has been conceptualised by Arqus Design - who The landscape concept & design is the visualisation of take an integrated approach to master-planning, Place Design. The group are a leader in planning and architecture and interior design - with this Arqus bring design with a reputation for creative and commercial the very highest of standards in creative design, inno- solutions. Operating across a diverse range of sectors, vation and livability to this project. their team approaches each project with superior vision and technical expertise, drawing inspiration from local aspirations and international experience. 35 Burdett Street, Albion Brisbane, QLD, Australia 4010 estimates are indicative only. Purchasers should engage their own inquiries and obtain professional advice when making a decision to purchase. Arden Property Group, Arden Management Group, .
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