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Space For: the Well-Connected Space for: the well-connected BURROWS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 1–3 BURROWS ROAD, ALEXANDRIA, NSW OVERVIEW 2 Opportunity Ideally situated for port and airport users, Burrows Industrial Estate offers functional warehouse+office units close to key transport infrastructure links in South Sydney. This estate currently has 6,049 sqm warehouse+office space available. ACCESS 3 PRINCES HIGHWAY The University of Sydney 309, 310 (via Central Station) 343 (via Central Station) CHALMERS STREET Train Station M20 (via Central Station) PHIL LIP ST Newtown REET Airport REGENT STREET CLEVELAND STREET DAN KS STREET Bus stops RAGLAN STREET E T R E GEORGE STREET ELIZABETH STREET S WYNDHAM STREET E K BOTANY ROAD IN R E ADE T M8 M8 Motorway V AR S P X09, X10 (via Central Station) T IL Y L A G E E LW I N E R A R U R O A O T D S Y G SWAN N SO I N ROAD K FO UN BOURKE STREET TA IN ERSKINEVILLE S T MCEVOY ST ENMORE RD TODMAN AVENUE MITCHELL ROAD EDGEWARE RD GREEN Perry 348 SYDNEY PARK ROAD SQUARE Zetland St Peters Park ED I NB HUNTLEY STREET URGH RD EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR MA ST PETERS RR IC T KV E ILL Sydney E EPS E R OM R T R OA Park SCOLLINS ST O D D AD A N O A EUSTON ROAD D R E R E U Alexandria E O U K I N N R R E ’ E CAMPBELL ROAD U V O O V A B A ANZAC PARADE BURROWS ROAD D G L 418 I N I BUS ROUTES H N C N S U HIGH STREET H SYDENHAM Y D T A CANAL ROAD M8 O W R ROUTE LOCATION GH HI S E HAYES NC Burrows Industrial Estate RI BURROWS ROAD ROAD 309 Port Botany to City P 348 310 Eastgardens to City RICKETTY ST GARDENERS ROAD 343 Kingsford to City Rosebery 343 348 Wolli Creek to Bondi Junction 309, 310 418 Burwood to Bondi Junction MASCOT X09 City to Banksmeadow (Express) RAINBOW STREET Eastlakes PO COWARD STREET TEMPE AIR RT DRIVE X10 Eastgardens to City (Express) m20 Botany to Gore Hill (Prepay only) Mascot BOTANY ROAD E PRINCES HIGHWAY V I R D TRAINS WOLLI S KING STREET S CREEK O R Airport and East Hills Line Sydney KING STREET C N C Airport ROBEY STREET R oo E ks H R T iv X09, X10 U BICYCLE er O M20 S Convenient cycle paths between the estate and South Sydney enables safe and easy DOMESTIC connections between the estate and CBD, TERMINAL RIVE Redfern station, and the inner west. LMES D SYDNEY AL HO NER AIRPORT GE LOCATION 4 Smart move Users enjoy excellent access to Sydney’s major road, air, port and rail connections. Located next to St Peters Interchange, the estate only 750 metres to the entrance of the M8 Motorway and 3.7 kilometres to the Eastern Distributor, providing efficient connections to Greater Sydney. A number of bus routes service the area and St Peters and Mascot train stations are located a short walk from the estate. CENTR ALLY CONNECTED 900M 3.7KM 10KM to Mascot to Eastern to Sydney Station Distributor CBD 750M 2.4KM Motorway 8.7KM to M8 to Sydney to Port Motorway Airport Botany WESTCONNEX 5 Existing M4 Motorway M4 Completed tunnel to/from M4 Homebush Existing M5 Motorway Completed tunnel M8 Motorway Under Construction M4-M5 link Sydney Gateway STAGE 1 M4 widening M4 tunnels Rozelle Complete Strathfield Haberfield Burwood Sydney CBD Future proofing Sydney Westconnex is the largest transport and Leichhardt urban renewal project in Australia, bringing major improvements to road infrastructure Camperdown and public transport to keep Sydney moving. Benefits: M4-M5 Link Opening 2023 + Easing road congestion + Bypass 42 sets of traffic lights from airport to Parramatta Alexandria + Double the capacity of the M5 corridor Rosebery + Better connections along the M4 and St Peters Interchange M5 Motorways Mascot + Quicker and more reliable trips between STAGE 2 New M8 west and south west Sydney. Complete SYDNEY Punchbowl M8 Kingsgrove GATEWAY Opening 2023 Sydney M5 Airport Beverly Hills Riverwood AMENITY 6 Food and beverage + The Grounds + COOH + Bread & Circus + Al Aseel Child care and early education + The Rocks Brewery + Alexandria Montessori Academy + No. 5 Restaurant and Bar Child Care Centre + Fratelli Fresh + Explore & Develop Alexandria + Crave Coffee Café – Early Learning Centre + Loveat Café. + Only About Children Alexandria + Story House Early Learning Alexandria + Huntley Street Early Learning Centre. Other amenity + SkyZone + Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq + Alexandria Homemaker Centre + Officeworks + Bunnings + Woolworths. Health and fitness + Crunch Fitness + Plus fitness 24/7 + 9 Degrees Bouldering Gym. KEY AREA STATISTICS – WITHIN 45 MINUTE DRIVE TIME 7 KEY AREA STATISTICS: 4.2m TOTAL POPULATION Dee Why Blacktown 1.6 m TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS $209.4bn TOTAL PURCHASING POWER Sydney Randwick Burrows TOTAL SPEND ON: Industrial Estate $5.1bn CLOTHING $ bn Sutherland 16.6 FOOD + BEVERAGE Campbelltown $4.0bn PERSONAL CARE Source: Esri and Michael Bauer Research All currency in Australian dollars. Source: Esri and Michael Bauer Research Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, NGA |Esri, HERE | Esri, HERE FEATURES 8 Unit 3 + 5,307 sqm quality warehouse with internal clearance up to 8.5m + 363 sqm modern office space over two floors + Access via on-grade roller shutter doors + Sprinkler system + Competitive rates available + Only short-term license available. SITE PLAN 9 Unit 9a 1 t i Unit 9 n h Truck Parking s U e e m c n e r e i f D w y t i n i r a u h c A c e s w e N O R Unit 8 Unit 4 L A N A Unit 2 Unit 3 C Unit5 Unit6 UUninitt77 B URRO WS R O A D FOR LEASE UNIT 3 PLAN 10 10/11 d 75.7 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Roa Warehouse 5,307.0 Roller Shutter Office s 362.7 8.0 w x 4.7 h 8 7 Total 6,049.0 9 6 Burrow Roller Shutter 4/5 7.6 w x 4.5 h 13.4 Unit 3 Stairs Stairs 6 1/2 Ofce Ofce 18. Canal Road Warehouse Amen Tea SITE PLAN not to scale 4 0 d 75.7 Stairs & 10/11 35. 71. Amen Landing Roa Roller Shutter Amen s 8.0 w x 4.7 h 8 7 Tea 9 6 Burrow Roller Shutter Fire Elec 4/5 7.6 w x 4.5 h Exit 13.4 Roller First oor Shutter 7.6 w x 4.5 h Unit 3 Stairs Stairs 6 1/2 Ofce Ofce 18. Canal Road Warehouse Amen Tea SITE PLAN not to scale 4 0 Ground oor Stairs & 35. 71. Amen Landing Amen FOR LEASE Tea Fire Elec Exit Roller First oor Shutter 7.6 w x 4.5 h Ground oor SERVICE 11 Manage Dedicated Building Managers provide on-site support for day-to-day operations, while Property and Asset Managers are available to discuss any lease queries, invoicing issues or modifications to tenancies. We give our customers the space they need to succeed by providing unparalleled service To ensureService our customers receive the best possible service, all of our estates have in-house property services teams that attend to customers’ operational needs and ensure maintenance and presentation standards are exceptional. Contact Jason Min Asset Manager T 02 9230 7195 M 0425 223 929 [email protected] Christina Nguyen Property Manager T 02 9230 7131 M 0415 148 887 [email protected] Goodman The Hayesbery 1–11 Hayes Road Rosebery NSW 2018 T 02 9230 7400 View this property online goodman.com/au 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. August 2021.
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