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Skyline Crescent Leppington Gateway To The Future ESR BRINGELLY ROAD Skyline Crescent INFORMATION BUSINESS HUB Leppington NSW MEMORANDUM BE FUTURE READY PERFECT LOCATION GROWTH AREA ESR Bringelly Road Business Hub is an exciting Located in a region of rapidly growing demand, new masterplan approved industrial estate lo- which will only increase with the opening of the cated within the South West Growth corridor Western Sydney Airport in 2026. The estate offers between Moorebank Intermodal Terminal and excellent connectivity to major arterials and is al- Sydney’s new airport at Badgerys Creek. ready home to CEA and Steelforce with Bunnings coming in 2021. 2 KEY FEATURES > Net developable area of 17 ha > 4.1 km to M5/M7 Interchange > Development approval for up to 100,000 sqm of light industrial facilities, subdivision of 8 lots and commencement of early works > Concept approval allows for flexible uses and layouts > Flexible tenancies from 5,000 - 30,000 sqm 3 PRIME LOCATION M2 M4 M4 d e Drive a Lenor o Parramatta R d a n o CBD e R 26 km h e t r r o am N M e (ae) h T Eli zabeth Drive M7 A9 Airport under construction 15 km 5 km W Sydney e s t CBD l i M4 / M5 Link 45 km n 10 km k under construction BRINGELLY ROAD 15 km BUSINESS HUB M5 B 20 km ringe lly Ro a 25 km Airport n Valley W e ay 32 km d m a 30 km Port C 37 km 35 km 40 km 4 50 km AMENITIES CAFES & RESTAURANTS Java Lava Cafe | Euro Cafe Prestons | Amici’s Pizzeria | Lockies Hotel | Gloria Jeans Coffees | Oportos CARNES HILL MARKET PLACE A large neighbourhood retail centre located approx 2.5 km north on Cowpasture Road. Woolworths | Big W | ANZ | Commonwelath Bank | and 40+ other retailers and specialty food outlets. 20 Local childcare centres PUBLIC TRANSPORT > Leppington Station > Edmonson Station > 856, 857 - Narellan Bringelly & Austral to Liverpool > 851 - Carnes Hill to Liverpool 5 LOCATION AERIAL Cowpasture Road ESR BRINGELLY ROAD BUSINESS HUB Bringelly Road Camden Valley Way 6 CONCEPT PERSPECTIVE 7 MASTER PLAN © COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY PTY LTD. THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT. APART FROM PERMITTED DEALINGS UNDER THE COPYRIGHT ACT, THIS DRAWING MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED BY ANY PERSON WITHOUT PERMISSION IN WRITING. ALL AREAS AND N DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY AND ARE SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION BY SURVEY REVISIONS BOUNDARIES DERIVED FROM LAND PARTNERS DRAWING No. SY0734009 001.1.6 DATED 20/2/2019 OFFICE (Mezz) WAREHOUSE 2 150sqm STUART ROAD 9,000 sqm WAREHOUSE 3 5,938 sqm OFFICE (1 level) 200sqm B B BUNNINGS 40,968 sqm CFC STEELFORCE 22,467 sqm (COMMITTED) 22,241 sqm (COMPLETED) (COMPLETED) B WAREHOUSE 1 20,365 sqm OFFICE (2 levels) 600sqm OFFICE (2 levels) 1,000 m² SKYLINE CRESCENT RETAIL 1 300 m² EXTERNAL DISPLAY AREA 200 m² 9am 3pm RETAIL 2 900 m² 10% RETAIL 5 20% 400 m² RETAIL 4 BRINGELLY ROAD 10% 500 m² RETAIL 3 20% 500 m² CFC GROUP (COMMITTED) RETAIL N NW NE (CONCEPT) CALM km/h W CALM E SW SE >= 0 & < 10 >= 10 & < 20 >= 20 & < 30 >= 30 & < 40 >= 40 SYDNEY SITE AREA 22,241 sqm S WAREHOUSE 2,456 sqm WAREHOUSE 1, 2 & 3 (AVAILABLE) (INCLUDING OFFICE & AMENITIES) WORKSHOP 1,844 sqm (INCLUDING COMPRESSOR RECESSED AREA) SITE AREA 69,740 sqm (INCL.SHARED DRIVEWAY 2,617m2) DG STORAGE BUNDED AREA 26 sqm (COMMITTED) BUNNINGS WASHBAY 147 sqm 20,365 sqm WAREHOUSE 1 (COMMITTED) 1,000 sqm SHOWROOM (GROUND) 1,575 sqm STEELFORCE SITE AREA 40,968 sqm OFFICE (2 LEVELS) WAREHOUSE 2 9,000 sqm MAIN OFFICE (LEVEL 1) 640 sqm SITE AREA 22,467 sqm 8 MAIN BUILDING 12,170 sqm OFFICE (1 LEVEL) 200 sqm WAREHOUSE DRIVE-THROUGH 1,075 sqm PROJECT GOODS YARD 245 sqm WAREHOUSE 3 5,938 sqm WAREHOUSE 10,000 sqm (AVAILABLE) TOTAL BUILDING AREA 7,763 sqm MASTERPLAN RETAIL (INCLUDING CANOPY) OFFICE (MEZZANINE LEVEL) 150 sqm OFFICE (2 LEVELS) 600 sqm BRINGELLY ROAD SITE AREA 12,600 sqm TOTAL BUILDING AREA 12,415 sqm SITE EFFICIENCY 34.90 % BUSINESS HUB, TOTAL BUILDING AREA 36,653 sqm TOTAL BUILDING AREA 10,600 sqm NSW RETAIL 1 300 sqm NET EFFICIENCY 33.32 % AWNING (6m) 398 sqm EFFICIENCY 52.55 % EFFICIENCY 47.18 % RETAIL 1 900 sqm CARPARKING PROVIDED 88 spaces DRAWING TITLE OUTDOOR STORAGE 1,241 sqm AWNING (3m) 132 sqm AWNING (3m) 99 sqm RETAIL 1 500 sqm AWNING (15m) 1,980 sqm MASTERPLAN STORAGE CANOPY 1,854 sqm AWNING (8m) 355 sqm HEAVY DUTY PAVEMENT (H) 5,633 sqm RETAIL 1 500 sqm (EXCLUDING U/S OF BREEZEWAY) SURVEY OVERLAY CARPARKING PROVIDED 388 spaces AWNING (15m) 3,254 sqm CARPARKING PROVIDED 36 spaces RETAIL 1 400 sqm LIGHT DUTY PAVEMENT (L) 1,344 sqm CARPARKING PROVIDED 181 spaces HEAVY DUTY PAVEMENT (H) 6,002 sqm HARDSTAND AREA (H1) 1,202 sqm HEAVY DUTY PAVEMENT (H) 8,396 sqm TOTAL BUILDING AREA 2,600 sqm 0 25 50 75 100 125m LIGHT DUTY PAVEMENT (L) 10,988 sqm HEAVY DUTY PAVEMENT (H) 17,905 sqm WASHED CRUSHED ROCK (WCR) 250 sqm LIGHT DUTY PAVEMENT (L) 1,051 sqm SCALE: 1 : 2500 @ A3 EFFICIENCY 20.63 % HEAVY DUTY PAVEMENT TYPE 1 (H1) 1,632 sqm LIGHT DUTY PAVEMENT (L) 5,998 sqm MACHINERY STORAGE YARD (CR) 5,000 sqm GRASS SEEDED AREA (GS) 868 sqm CREATE DATE : 28.01.2020 PLOT DATE : 31.01.2020 LAST SAVED BY: awong 277062-EPP26 - 002 A FILE LOCATION: J:\Arch\Estates\NSW\277062 Bringelly Road, Leppington\Enquiry Masterplan\277062-EPP26 ABOUT ESR AUSTRALIA ESR Australia is a leading manager of industrial and SQM business park real estate with assets under management A$ of more than A$2.7 billion, and a robust pipeline of 2.7 b developments underway. Stabilised Assets ESR Australia also has established funds management SQM capabilities with long term relationships with global institutional investors. 705,873 Gross Lettable Area ESR entered the Australian market in 2018 through the acquisition of industry leaders, Propertylink Group and Commercial & Industrial Property Pty Ltd, which now operate wholly as ESR Australia. With these acquisitions 630,785 came an experienced and talented team of professionals. Land Bank Our team has deep expertise across the industrial and office real estate markets. A fully integrated service offering is delivered by this in house team, achieving strong A$ customer outcomes through tenant-driven development 1.89 b solutions, active asset management, and a strategic Development Pipeline approach to property investment management. 238 Customers WE ARE PART OF THE LARGEST ASIA-PACIFIC LOGISTICS REAL 150 ESTATE GROUP. Inhouse Experts @ 30 June 2020 9 ABOUT ESR GROUP ESR Group is the largest Asia-Pacific logistics real estate group by gross floor area (GFA) and by value of the assets owned directly and by the funds and investment vehicles it manages. With over A$37.3 billion in assets under management across more than 18.7 million sqm of real estate, ESR operates across the region in China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, India and Australia. South Japan China Korea ESR has been listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited since 1 November 2019. India A$37.3 b Assets Under Management Singapore 18.7 m SQM Gross Floor Area SQM Australia 15.3 m Development Pipeline @ 30 June 2020 10 SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability AtAt ESR ESR we we are are dedicated dedicated to to optimising optimising sustainability sustainability in in every every aspect of our business. aspectThis is of seen our business.in our consideration This is seen of in the our environment consideration through green design initiatives, as well as broader focus on our social and economic responsibilities of the environment through green design initiatives, as wellSAR to the communities in which we operate. 5RAING as broader focus on our social and economicSAR responsibilities to the communities in which we operate.5RAING SAR 5RAING SAR 5 STAR GREEN STAR SMART BUILDING 5RAING RATED INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT FACILITIES SYSTEMS SAR RAING SAR 5 LOW EMISSION 5RAING INDUSTRY LEADING VEHICLE SOLAR TECHNOLOGIES INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY RAIN WATER IN DESIGN AND HARVESTING CONSTRUCTION 11 CONTACT LEASING ENQUIRIES Steve Foster Scott Falvey Senior Development Manager General Manager - NSW M +61 424 170 619 M 0422 997 889 E [email protected] E [email protected] Adam Tresidder Tom Rourke Advisory & Transaction Services Advisory & Transaction Services Industrial and Logistics Industrial and Logistics M 0431 780 392 M 0400 456 363 E [email protected] E [email protected] Adrian Balderston Fab Dalfonso Director, Industrial National Director, Industrial M 0407 506 010 M 0412 549 766 E [email protected] E [email protected] AU.ESR.COM&BRBH The information in this document has been prepared by ESR Real Estate (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 64 625 761 962 (ESR) and is subject to change at any time without notice. 020720_V12.
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