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Space For: Happy People Space for: happy people QUARTER ONE 1 EPPING ROAD, NORTH RYDE, NSW OVERVIEW 2 Opportunity Quarter One offers high quality office spaces with excellent exposure to Epping Road. The estate is ideally located at the gateway to the North Ryde commercial area, providing convenient road access to Sydney CBD via the Lane Cove tunnel and the Hills District via the M2 Motorway. A range of cafés and well-being amenities are located within close proximity of the estate. VIEW FROM ABOVE 3 Chatswood to Sydney CBD Lane Cove Tunnel Quarter One to Hills District NORTH RYDE STATION Delhi Road Epping Road M2 Motorway to Macquarie Park Pittwater Road LOCATION 4 Rail, bus and road networks offer easy Positively access from all areas of Sydney Car connected Sydney’s CBD can be easily accessed from Quarter One via the Lane Cove Tunnel. On/off ramps to the M2 Motorway also offer convenient access to the Hills District, and ample on-site parking is available. Buses Bus routes to Chatswood and Parramatta stop on nearby Delhi Road. Trains The estate benefits from the new Sydney Metro Northwest line, which connects the nearby Macquarie Park station to Rouse Hill and Chatswood. CENTR ALLY CONNECTED 700M 3.2KM 14.1KM to North Ryde to Macquarie to Sydney 100M train station 1KM Centre 5.7KM CBD to nearest bus to M2 to Chatswood Motorway ACCESS 5 M2 on M2 off ramp ramp Train Bus DELHI ROAD Bar/Pub NORTH RYDE Gymnasium Hotel Quarter One Restaurant/Food RSL RSL Club LUCKNOW ROAD AD M2 MOTORWAY RO Shopping TT E IV Swimming R LUCKNOW ROAD JU EPPING ROAD LIUS AVENUE EPPING ROAD PITTWATER ROAD BLENHEIM ROAD RSL LANE COVE TUNNEL ROAD W AY EST R B W O M COXS ROAD BADAJOZ ROAD TRANSPORT UPGRADES 6 Trains run every four minutes during peak Sydney times Metro Northwest Rouse Hill Tallawong The new $7.3 billion Sydney Metro Northwest line Kellyville is now open, connecting Sydney’s Hills District to Hills Showground Chatswood via Macquarie Park. Cherrybrook Bella Vista M7 The line includes eight new stations from Tallawong Castle Hill near Rouse Hill to Epping, with the five existing Norwest stations from Epping to Chatswood upgraded to reach next-generation metro standards. M2 Macquarie Epping University Commuters can now enjoy train services every four minutes during peak times and an extra Macquarie Park Chatswood 4,000 commuter car parking spaces. North Ryde M4 Crows Nest Victoria Cross SYDNEY METRO Barangaroo Northwest line | Open now Martin Place Metro City and Southwest line | Opening 2024 Pitt Street Sourced: Sydney Metro Central Hurlstone Dulwich Waterloo Campsie Park Hill Lakemba Canterbury Sydenham N Bankstown Marrickville Belmore Punchbowl Wiley Park M5 AMENITY 7 More than a workplace North Ryde offers a variety of local amenities, conveniently located in close proximity to Quarter One. Choose from local restaurants and cafés, and enjoy convenient access to shops, a newsagency, ATM, swimming pool and tennis court at the nearby Riverside Corporate Park. For after work drinks or team functions, North Ryde RSL is just a short drive away, offering a choice of restaurants, bars and casual eateries. Fitness First gym is also located a short distance from Quarter One. AMENITY 8 Macquarie Centre is the largest suburban shopping A retail centre in Sydney and leisure destination Located a short drive from the estate, Macquarie Centre is the largest suburban shopping centre in Sydney, with over 390 specialty stores and services including major retailers such as Myer, David Jones, H&M, Woolworths, Target and a Fitness First gym. With over 4,900 car spaces, it is easy to access Coles, Aldi and the local fresh food market – as well as the local post office, banks, Medicare and the Service NSW. Numerous cafés and a large food court provide extensive choice and variety for lunchtime dining and restaurants. Event Cinemas, Strike Bowling and the Macquarie ice skating rink provide great options for after work entertainment. FEATURES 9 Modern workspace + Flexible, light-filled spaces from 275–2,706 sqm + On-site parking including three levels of secure basement parking + Outdoor breakout areas for staff relaxation + End of trip facilities + Walking distance to North Ryde train station and bus routes + 15km to Sydney’s CBD. GROUND FLOOR, SUITE G.01 PLAN 10 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Suite G.01 1,642 86.7 fhr Shop 1* Common Lobby Suite G.01A ROAD Cafe * F Lift Lift * F Lift 35.5 Plant * RIVETT Lobby Fire Room Stairs Plant M Lift Lift M fhr * Room Fire Fire Stairs fhr * fhr Stairs Suite G.01 LUCKNOW ROAD FOR LEASE LEVEL 1, SUITE 1.02, 1.04 & 1.05 PLANS 11 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Suite 1.02 497.3 Suite 1.04 344.0 Suite 1.05 274.5 Total building 1,115.8 SUITE 1.03 SUITE 1.01 OFFICE SUITE 1.06 OFFICE 202.1 sqm 754.0 sqm OFFICE 470.0 sqm LOBBY 104.4 sqm (EXCLUDED) FEMALE FEMALE LIFT LIFT S E R LIFT I R I TEA A T LOBBY F PLANT LIFT LIFT S PLANT MALE MALE SUITE 1.04 SUITE 1.02 FIRE FIRE STAIRS OFFICE OFFICE STAIRS 344.0 sqm 497.3 sqm SUITE 1.05 OFFICE 274.5 sqm FOR LEASE LEVEL 3, OFFICE PLAN 12 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Office 2,706.2 88.9 Level 3 Office 30.0 F fhr F Lift Lift Lift 37.6 D D Plant Lobby Plant Room M Lift Lift M Room fhr fhr FOR LEASE LEVEL 3, FITOUT PLAN 13 88.9 Level 3 0 . Office 0 3 r h f 6 . F F Lift Lift 7 Lift 3 D D Plant Lobby Plant Room M Lift Lift M Room F/A r r h h f f Tea SERVICE 14 Customer focus Dedicated Building Managers provide on-site support for day-to-day operations, while Property and Asset Managers are available to discuss leasing, administration or modifications to tenancies. Our teams provide progressive insights to business needs in an ever-changing world Service Our in-house property services teams attend to customers’ operational needs and provide unparalleled maintenance and presentation standards. Contact Matthew Hamilton Senior Portfolio Manager T 02 9230 7329 M 0409 047 762 [email protected] Renee Cullen Senior Asset Manager T 02 9230 7431 M 0404 587 955 [email protected] Goodman The Hayesbery 1–11 Hayes Road Rosebery NSW 2018 T 02 9230 7400 View this property online officemacquariepark.com This document has been prepared by Goodman Property Services (Aust) Pty Ltd ABN 40 088 981 793 for general information purposes only. Whilst every care has been taken in relation to its accuracy, no warranty of accuracy is given or implied. You should obtain your own independent advice before making any decisions about the property referred to in this document. Images contained in this document have been used to enable the customer to visualise the development concepts only, and are not intended to definitively represent the final product. October 2021.
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