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On the Brook ON THE BROOK FERNS ON THE BROOK | 1 Designed with living in mind Ferns on the Brook is the perfect place to call home. It’s a spectacular blend of luxury, location and lifestyle. These one-of-a-kind, three and four bedroom residences epitomise contemporary townhome living at its finest - inspiring, relaxing and informal. Located in Nundah, one of the most sought after neighbourhoods in Brisbane’s inner-north. The fern symbolises new life and new beginnings. Ferns on the Brook, ideally positioned along the ever-popular Kedron Brook. This environmentally perfect location with established tall trees, lushly landscaped walkways and undulated Kedron Brook, all adds to the natural charm of this unique haven. 2 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 3 Give your dreams a place to live ARTIST IMPRESSION 4 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 5 Created to harmonise with the environment ARTIST IMPRESSION 6 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 7 Impeccable design & exquisite details ARTIST IMPRESSION 8 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 9 All the ingredients for the good life A kitchen that is tastefully designed to blend modern with the warmth of contemporary design. The heart of the home, the kitchen is the hub around which family and guests gather for quality time. Plenty of deep cabinetry spaces, modern cooking appliances, stone bench tops, everything designed to make living delicious. ARTIST IMPRESSION 10 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 11 Sophisticated luxurious living Natural light pervades open spaces and flows invitingly through large expanses of glass. It has all the inspiration you need for a sophisticated city retreat that reflects stylish serenity. ARTIST IMPRESSION ARTIST IMPRESSION 12 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 13 Lush outdoor spaces Effortless exterior living ARTIST IMPRESSION ARTIST IMPRESSION 14 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 15 Generous indoor/outdoor living spaces ARTIST IMPRESSION 16 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 17 FROM ULTIMATE LUXURIES TO SIMPLE PLEASURES 18 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 19 ALBERT BISHOP KEDRON GERMAN AVIATION TOOMBUL PARK & BROOK STATION STATE HIGH EARLY CRITERIUM PARK SCHOOL CHILDHOOD CIRCUIT CENTRE EAGLE FARM CLAYFIELD SANDGATE BUS TOOMBUL RACECOURSE COLLEGE ROAD INTERCHANGE RAILWAY TERMINUS STATION AIRPORT KEDRON NORTHS NUNDAH BRISBANE CLAYFIELD ROYAL TOOMBUL KALINGA DRIVE BROOK DEVILS HISTORIC CBD MARKETS BRISBANE SHOPPING PARK BIKEWAY LEAGUES CEMETERY HOSPITAL CENTRE CLUB Expect the world at your doorstep Designed for those wanting to live in the tranquillity and greenery of a quiet residential pocket fronting Kedron Brook. Nundah has excellent infrastructure and stress-free connectivity with all the necessary conveniences within the suburb. Social and sporting clubs, cafes, restaurants, major shopping centres, train and bus stations, state and private schools are all minutes from your Walkers Way address. 7 MINS TO AIRPORT 20 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 21 SERENITY SURROUNDED BY NATURE YET MINUTES TO EVERYTHING 22 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 23 explore needs . chic cafes chic convenience spaces to breathe everything under one roof active lifestyle village atmosphere From Kalinga Park, to bike paths, to walkways, everything is here to fulfil your lifestyle needs. your haven on the brook reflective the essentials designer styles retail therapy retail easy access From Toombul Shopping Centre and Airport DFO (Direct Factory Outlet), to treats gourmet delights Nundah Village for farmer’s markets, restaurants, cafes and Woolworths, your shopping harmony with nature harmony farmers markets farmers tranquility and dining options are plentiful and very close by. 24 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 25 B U C KL A ND RD TO NUNDAH VILLAGE T S TOOMBUL N O I TRAIN N U GERMAN STATION H O STATION PARK WS R D G RA C E ST D H ALBERT BISHOP E R D D L N A E PARK O Y O T A L V R E E M T E S T T D A S NUNDAH N TOOMBUL G A D L I D K V CRITERION BIKE R BUS A N M A ASE T F I D S P E L D A S T A C I RACING CIRCUIT S STATION I AL TOOMBUL KALINGA PARK SHOPPINGTOOMBUL CENTRE Y WA SHOPPING S E R L K CENTRE WA T S P O D D I W KEDRON BROOK KEDRON BROOK BIKEWAY AIRPOR T LINK TO AIRPORT W ONGA D RA S T OA R A L R I T E A R E S T TO CBD D AS T-W K E R E D RO N S T Z N A R F N O BL E ST Creating communities and homes where families can grow and prosper The Dennis Family operates one of Australia’s largest privately-owned residential development and home building groups, with a proven track record of success across six decades of property industry experience. We believe that our own family’s experience in creating communities and building homes gives us special insight into the unique requirements of each and every family we meet. Ferns on the Brook adds to the Dennis Family’s growing portfolio of high quality SHOPPING & DINING PARKS & LIFESTYLE SPORTS EDUCATION TRANSPORT developments in South East Queensland and Victoria that have been built on a foundation of the organisation’s core Toombul Shopping Centre Kedron Brook Waterway 20m/1 min Nundah Criterium Bike Racing Circuit Aviation High School 1.1km/2 min Toombul Bus Interchange values of Honesty & Integrity, Passion, Caring, Vision and Quality. 950m/4 min 50m/1 min 1.1km/3 min Albert Bishop Park 110m/1 min Mary McKillop College 1.5km/4 min Nundah Village Shopping Centre Toombul Cricket Club 1.3km/3 min Toombul Railway Station An exciting future awaits you here at Ferns on the Brook. & Woolworths 1.2km/4 min German Station Park 1.6km/4 min Nundah State School 1.5km/4 min 1.5km/4 min Toombul Croquet Club 1km/2 min Clayfield Markets 1.7km/5 min Oxenham Park 1km/2 min Hendra State School 2.8km/6 min Brisbane Airport Norths Juniors Rugby League Club 6.2km/8 min Nundah Farmer’s Markets 1.9km/6 min Kalinga Park 2km/6 min 1.3km/3 min Clayfield College 2.7km/6 min Airport DFO 4.1km/8 min Shaw Park 2.8km/6 min Hendra Nundah Bowls Club Wooloowin State School 4.4km/8 min 2.3km/5 min Racecource Road Dining Precinct Nudgee Beach 8.2km/12 min Padua College 5.7km/9 min 3.6km/7 min Nundah Wavell Squash Club St Anthony’s Primary School 2.4km/5 min Portside Wharf 5km/11 min 5.7km/9 min Toombul Indoor Sports 2km/6 min Westfield Chermside 5.5 km/11 min Mt Alvernia College 5.7km/9 min Eagle Farm Racecourse 2.8km/6 min Eat Street Northshore 6.4 km/12 min Australian Catholic University Doomben Racecourse 3.8km/7 min 5.1km/9 min Virginia Golf Club 5.2km/10 min 26 | DESIGNED WITH LIVING IN MIND FERNS ON THE BROOK | 27 fernsonthebrook.com.au 1300 702 931 NOTE: This brochure is not a contract and is not binding. Photos, maps, plans, drawings and descriptions are for illustration only and may differ from final built forms. While all reasonable care has been taken to ensure accuracy on publication, the information published may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances, laws and regulations and without notice. Your contract of sale will set out all binding terms and up-to-date information. Prospective buyers should make and rely on their own enquiries and seek independent legal and financial advice before entering into any binding obligations. To the full extent permitted by law all liability is expressly excluded whether in negligence or otherwise, for any loss or damage in respect of, or arising from reliance on, this document. DFC (Project Management) Pty Ltd ABN 83 161 448 139 is project manager for the Ferns on the Brook estate. © 2021. FERNS ON THE BROOK | 28.
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