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St Leger House ASCOT St Leger House ASCOT Eagle Farm Racecourse Indicative only 5 Levels Bespoke five level office A fresh take building for lease on history 2021 Complete and ready for occupation by Q4 2021 Floor plates from 1,100m2 - 1,600m2 6,280sqm NLA Up to 1,000 free carparks for staff 5 Star NABERS rating ST LEGER HOUSE Introducing St Leger House The Brisbane Racing Club is excited to be the developer and longer term owner of this bespoke office building with such a unique location. We are currently seeking interest from potential tenants. We would like to engage with potential tenants to ensure the building is designed and constructed to maximise the end user experience. Award winning architects BVN have designed this impressive building and are highly experienced in innovative office fitout design. Our current program would see the building commence construction in September 2019 and be complete some 20 months later, complete and ready for occupation in the fourth quarter of 2021. Indicative only 4 Table of Contents Introduction 4 A Famous Tradition 6 Raceday Excitement 8 A Vibrant Precinct 10 Racecourse Road Precinct 12 Racecourse Village 14 Transit 16 Location Aerial 18 Location Map 20 Floorplans 22 Building Areas 23 ST LEGER HOUSE A Famous Tradition As the leading metropolitan race club in Queensland, the Brisbane Racing Club conducts 98 race meetings and hosts over 200,000 patrons each year. The Brisbane Racing Club (BRC) was formed on 1 July 2009 - the result of a merger between the Queensland Turf Club (QTC) and the Brisbane Turf Club (BTC). The amalgamation of the former two clubs was the first of its kind for the Australian Racing Industry. Racing began on the Eagle Farm site in 1865 and the Doomben site in the 1930’s, with the finest thoroughbreds in Australasia having graced these historic courses. The Brisbane Racing Club, in association with the Thoroughbred Racing History Association Inc., have created a dedicated heritage unit with a brief to preserve the history of thoroughbred horse-racing in Queensland. 6 ST LEGER HOUSE Raceday Excitement Capture all of the fun and excitement with your staff and clients on race day from your exclusive address at St Leger House. This position will provide an unrivalled entertaining experience for some of Brisbane’s best day outs during the calendar year. 8 SANDGATE ROAD CROMBIE STREET SYKES STREET ORIEL ROAD ORIEL LANCASTER ROAD LONDON ROAD LONDON WAGNER ROAD WAGNER BALE STREET WARATAH STREET ENDERLEY ROAD ENDERLEY TOWERS STREET TOWERS LIVERPOOL ROAD BARLOW STREETBARLOW LANGSIDE ROAD ANTHONY STREET DUBLIN STREET FLORENCE STREET FLORENCE MOYNIHAN STREET MOYNIHAN PRINGLE STREET PRINGLE SPARKES AVENUE STREET MASSEY BOSTON STREET BRISBANE RIVER CRESCENT ROAD ALEXANDRA ROAD ST LEGER HOUSE SWORD STREET SWORD A Vibrant ABBOTT STREET Precinct The surroundings of St Leger House provides staff with easy and accessible amenity with direct access to Racecourse Road, walking distance to Hamilton Harbour and Racecourse Village. ROAD ORIEL WINDERMERE ROAD WINDERMERE ORMOND STREET 10 HENRY STREETHENRY MAYFIELD STREET MAYFIELD ASCOT STREET LANCASTER ROAD YABBA STREET KITCHENER ROAD KITCHENER ROAD 6 5 KILLARA AVENUE E A G L E F A R M SUTHERLAND AVENUE R A C RIVERVIEW TERRACE E C O BEATRICE TERRACE BEATRICE U R RIVERVIEW TERRACE ROAD WINDERMERE S PRING STREET ROSSITER PARADE E ST BEIRNE GERLER ROAD CHARLTON STREET CHARLTON STREET MEIN STREET MEIN GLOBE STREET BOWMAN STREET MANSON ROAD MANSON DONCASTER STREET DERBY STREET DERBY LANCASTER ROAD RACECOURSE ROAD RACECOURSE ROAD BRETTS WHARF FERRY TERMINAL HAMILTON PARK NOEL STREET KENT STREET KENT BALOWRIE STREET BALOWRIE STEVENSON STREET STEVENSON DOBSON ROAD BEATRICE TERRACE BEATRICE LILLEY STREET LILLEY HARDING STREET HARDING GOODWOOD STREET E SEYMOUR ROAD A G L E PAUL STREET NEWMARKET STREET F A R M R A C E C GERLER ROAD O OLIVE STREET FLEMINGTON STREET FLEMINGTON U R S E HARDING STREET HARDING MANSON ROAD MANSON LILLEY STREET LILLEY NUDGEE ROAD NUDGEE ROAD NUDGEE ROAD LAMINGTON AVENUE LAMINGTON HAMPDEN STREET ALLEN STREET WINCHESTER STREET BRASSEY STREET STREET LONG HANTS STREET HANTS HAMILTON AVENUE HAMILTON GRANT STREET GRANT OXFORD STREET STREET JACKSON HOPETOUN STREET DOOMBEN RACECOURSE KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE RACEVIEW AVENUE RACEVIEW WINDSOR STREET ONSLOW STREET CLARKE STREET BUXTON STREET HILDA STREET HILDA SILVA STREET MORDANT STREET L A M S O U I T N H G E R T N O C N A R O S VE S N W U A E Y T E R M IN A L D R IV E S O U T H E R N C R O S S W A Y KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE MOTORWAY GATEWAY G A TE W A Y MO T O R WAY GATEWAY MOTORWAY GATEWAY SANDGATE ROAD CROMBIE STREET SYKES STREET ORIEL ROAD ORIEL LANCASTER ROAD LONDON ROAD LONDON WAGNER ROAD WAGNER BALE STREET WARATAH STREET ENDERLEY ROAD ENDERLEY TOWERS STREET TOWERS LIVERPOOL ROAD BARLOW STREETBARLOW LANGSIDE ROAD ANTHONY STREET DUBLIN STREET FLORENCE STREET FLORENCE MOYNIHAN STREET MOYNIHAN PRINGLE STREET PRINGLE SPARKES AVENUE STREET MASSEY BOSTON STREET BRISBANE RIVER CRESCENT ROAD ALEXANDRA ROAD SWORD STREET SWORD ABBOTT STREET ORIEL ROAD ORIEL WINDERMERE ROAD WINDERMERE ORMOND STREET HENRY STREETHENRY MAYFIELD STREET MAYFIELD ASCOT STREET LANCASTER ROAD YABBA STREET KITCHENER ROAD KITCHENER ROAD KILLARA AVENUE E A G L E F A R M SUTHERLAND AVENUE R A C RIVERVIEW TERRACE E C O BEATRICE TERRACE BEATRICE U R RIVERVIEW TERRACE ROAD WINDERMERE S PRING STREET ROSSITER PARADE E ST BEIRNE GERLER ROAD CHARLTON STREET CHARLTON STREET MEIN STREET MEIN GLOBE STREET BOWMAN STREET MANSON ROAD MANSON DONCASTER STREET DERBY STREET DERBY LANCASTER ROAD RACECOURSE ROAD RACECOURSE ROAD BRETTS WHARF FERRY TERMINAL HAMILTON PARK NOEL STREET KENT STREET KENT BALOWRIE STREET BALOWRIE STEVENSON STREET STEVENSON DOBSON ROAD BEATRICE TERRACE BEATRICE LILLEY STREET LILLEY HARDING STREET HARDING GOODWOOD STREET E 2 SEYMOUR ROAD A G L E PAUL STREET NEWMARKET STREET F A R M R A C E C GERLER ROAD O OLIVE STREET FLEMINGTON STREET FLEMINGTON U R S E HARDING STREET HARDING 3 MANSON ROAD MANSON LILLEY STREET LILLEY 4 1 NUDGEE ROAD NUDGEE ROAD NUDGEE ROAD LAMINGTON AVENUE LAMINGTON HAMPDEN STREET ALLEN STREET WINCHESTER STREET BRASSEY STREET STREET LONG HANTS STREET HANTS HAMILTON AVENUE HAMILTON GRANT STREET GRANT OXFORD STREET STREET JACKSON HOPETOUN STREET DOOMBEN RACECOURSE 1 2 3 4 Racecourse Village 5 Ascot Childcare & Kindy KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE 6 Gallopers Sports Club Hamilton Bowls Club C&K Ascot Community Kindergarten Ascot Community Centre RACEVIEW AVENUE RACEVIEW Residential - Ascot Green WINDSOR STREET ONSLOW STREET CLARKE STREET BUXTON STREET HILDA STREET HILDA SILVA STREET MORDANT STREET L A M S O U I T N H G E R T N O C N A R O S VE S N W U A E Y T E R M IN A L D R IV E S O U T H E R N C R O S S W A Y KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE MOTORWAY GATEWAY G A TE W A Y MO T O R WAY GATEWAY MOTORWAY GATEWAY ST LEGER HOUSE Racecourse Road Visit this lovely boulevard of old poinciana trees to dine at alfresco cafés, boutique bars and award-winning restaurants. Essential services and businesses are among the tenants of the Racecourse Road Precinct including major banks, real estate agents, alternative health and personal training studios, medical practices and legal firms. Along with the everyday essentials the precinct is also home to fashion boutiques, homewares and interior styling businesses as well as beauty therapists, hair salons and day spas. 12 GERLER ROAD GERLER ROAD PRING STREET NUDGEE ROAD WAGNER ROAD DONCASTER STREET OLIVE STREET DERBY STREET NEWMARKET STREET LONDON ROAD BEIRNE ST SANDGATE ROAD HAMILTON AVENUE FLEMINGTON STREET GATEWAY MOTORWAY GOODWOOD STREET GRANT STREET CLARKE STREET BOWMAN STREET MANSON ROAD LONG STREET DUBLIN STREET BOSTON STREET ALEXANDRA ROAD LIVERPOOL ROAD MANSON ROAD HARDING STREET RACEVIEW AVENUE HARDING STREET GLOBE STREET NOEL STREET LILLEY STREET PAUL STREET MEIN STREET LILLEY STREET ENDERLEY ROAD G A TE W A MEIN STREET Y MO FLORENCE STREET T O R WAY CROMBIE STREET NUDGEE ROAD SWORD STREET ORIEL ROAD S O YABBA STREET U ORIEL ROAD T H E R N HAMPDEN STREET C R O S WARATAH STREET S W BARLOW STREET A Y IVE ORMOND STREET R ASCOT STREET L D YABBA STREET INA LANCASTER ROAD RM TE BRASSEY STREET LANCASTER ROAD ASCOT GREEN HOPETOUN STREET ONSLOW STREET BUXTON STREET SILVA STREET TOWERS STREET MORDANT STREET Restaurants Shopping LANCASTER ROAD LAMINGTON AVENUE E HENRY STREET 1 NU AVE 1 Meltz Gourmet Pizza Bar 1 Ascot Village TON LANCASTER ROAD LAMING 1 2 One Fifty Ascot 2 Luxe Boutique on Racecourse GATEWAY MOTORWAY MOYNIHAN STREET 2 3 Taro’s Ramen 3 ARC Hairdressing 2 JACKSON STREET SYKES STREET 3 KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE 4 Grill’d Ascot 4 Joli Boutique 3 1 2 5 That Thai 5 Coles Ascot RUPERT TERRACE 4 LONSDALE STREET 4 6 PRINGLE STREET 6 5 ANTHONY STREET BALE STREET RACECOURSE ROAD 5 Boroughs Ascot Savida CHARLTON STREET VINE STREET 7 7 The Stables Craft Bar & Kitchen Liquorland Ascot NAPIER STREET DUKE STREET BEATRICE TERRACE MAGDALA STREET HILDA STREET 8 8 6 3 NUDGEE ROAD Trattoria Italiana Leo’s IGA 7 ABBOTT STREET WINCHESTER STREET NORMAN STREET 9 Ascot Wok MASSEY STREET 9 BWS Hamilton KITCHENER ROAD BEATRICE TERRACE OXFORD STREET 1 2 MAYFIELD STREET WINDSOR STREET 10 10 The Stables Craft Bar & Kitchen White Label Noba 5 HANTS STREET 6 S 11 Northern Thai 11 Hair by Elle 4 OU 7 T HE 12 Sunny Doll Japanese 12 Charlie Brette Beauty RN DOBSON ROAD CR 13 Graziers Steakhouse 13 Cut Price Stores/Supermarkets OS 5 S W AY 14 Hamilton Hotel 14 Uno Salon WINDERMERE ROAD SUTHERLAND AVENUE 15 Gino’s 15 Australia Post CHARLTON STREET SPARKES AVENUE 16 STEVENSON STREET CRESCENT ROAD 7-Eleven Hamilton RACECOURSE ROAD
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