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Mainline Road, Strathfield South, NSW ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE (ILC) Mainline Road, Strathfield South, NSW ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE AN UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY BRAND NEW, PURPOSE-BUILT WAREHOUSE FACILITIES FROM 2,000–70,000 SQM Artist’s impression ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE Central. AN UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Connected. BRAND NEW, PURPOSE-BUILT WAREHOUSE FACILITIES FROM 2,000–70,000 SQM Strategic. Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre (ILC) offers Located 15km west of Sydney’s CBD in Pre-lease opportunities are now available an unparalleled development opportunity to Strathfield South, the site enjoys excellent with brand new warehouse facilities from occupy a brand new industrial estate in connections to major rail and road networks, 2,000–70,000 sqm. Sydney’s central west. including a dedicated freight rail line direct to Precinct C and F will be the first precincts Port Botany, and rail connections to regional Set over approximately 60 hectares, the site under construction with delivery expected NSW and interstate destinations. includes an active intermodal (IMT) now in Q4 2018. Unit C1 (5,950 sqm) remains operated by LINX Cargo Care Group, empty With 24/7 access and General Industrial (IN1) available for lease. container storage areas and land ready for the zoning, the site is suitable for a range of users development of high quality industrial facilities. in the logistics, freight forwarding, pack- unpack, import-export, transport and warehousing sectors. ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE 3 LOCATION. SYDNEY CBD PORT BOTANY STRATHFIELD M5 MOTORWAY ENFIELD Dedicated freight rail line HUME HIGHWAY COSGROVE ROAD MAINLINE ROAD WENTWORTH STREET NORFOLK ROAD ROBERTS ROAD CHULLORA SYDNEY CBD PORT BOTANY 2.8KM 18KM 15KM TO NEAREST TO PORT TO SYDNEY Central. TRAIN STATION BOTANY CBD STRATEGICALLY STRATHFIELD M5 MOTORWAY POSITIONED. 900M 6KM 5KM ENFIELD TO NEAREST TO M5 TO M4 BUS STOP MOTORWAY MOTORWAY Dedicated freight rail line Located on Mainline Road in Strathfield South, Enfield ILC benefits from excellent road and rail connectivity. HUME HIGHWAY Road • 15km to Sydney’s CBD ideal for just in time deliveries and fast moving goods • Dual site access via Cosgrove Road and Wentworth Street (via Norfolk Road and Roberts Road) • Close proximity to major arterial roads including the Hume Highway COSGROVE ROAD and Roberts Road MAINLINE ROAD • Easy access to the M4 Motorway (5km) and M5 Motorway (6km) • B-double approved access routes include the M5 and M4 Motorways via Roberts Road, King Georges Road and Centenary Drive WENTWORTH STREET • Close to infrastructure upgrades such as WestConnex Rail • Dedicated freight rail line uninterrupted by passenger lines NORFOLK ROAD • Direct port shuttle to Port Botany • Frequent Port Botany, interstate and regional services ROBERTS ROAD • Active rail sidings now operated by LINX Cargo Care Group • Empty container park now available at site Public transport • Close to commuter trains located at the nearby Belmore and Strathfield stations • Bus route 450 is a 900m walk from the site providing services between Burwood and Hurstville ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE 5 CHULLORA ACCESS. M2 BLACKTOWN MACQUARIE PARK CHATSWOOD PARRAMATTA A3 M4 NORTH SYDNEY M7 AUBURN STRATHFIELD FAIRFIELD SYDNEY BURWOOD A22 M1 LIVERPOOL A3 BANKSTOWN M5 Designated freight rail Shared freight rail BOTANY BAY Connected. DIRECT PORT SHUTTLE. PORT. RAIL. ROAD. The site benefits from the adjacent LINX DIRECT ACCESS TO AUSTRALIA’S operated intermodal (IMT) with direct rail links to Port Botany and rail connections to MOST COMPREHENSIVE SUPPLY regional NSW and interstate to Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth . CHAIN NETWORK. Precincts A and B have direct access to the INTERSTATE IMT, which means containers can be transferred direct to dock door. GREATER SYDNEY The port shuttle, connecting Enfield ILC and Port Botany, boasts a 34 minute journey time (approx), and provides access to all three REGIONAL NSW stevedores at the Port. Just one shuttle 18KM service removes 45 individual trucks from DIRECT RAIL Sydney roads*. ACCESS TO PORT BOTANY Significant rail capacity exists at Enfield ILC, INCREASED CAPACITY with a 2,600m through line, two 920m sidings in the IMT for transfers, and two 430m sidings DELIVERY CERTAINTY for storage and marshalling. PORT BOTANY IMPROVED CYCLE TIMES *Source: Aurizon ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE 7 FEATURES. Quality design. SITE FEATURES. Pre-leases are now available with brand new • LED lighting to warehouse and office • Industrial retail outlets industrial facilities from 2,000–70,000 sqm. • Separate truck and car circulation • Light industries • 24/7 operation • B-double approved access • Storage premises • DA approved masterplan • Direct access to the intermodal rail sidings • Transport depots • Serviced lots ready to build from Precinct A and D facilities • Warehouse or distribution centres • High clearance warehouses (10–13.7m) Ideal usage • Wholesale supplies • ESFR sprinkler system General Industrial (IN1) zoning permits Delivery • High quality office spaces a range of uses, including: • DA lodged with approval expected in • Heavy duty hardstand areas • Freight transport facilities April 2018 • On-grade and recessed dock access • General industries • First development completion Q4 2018 8 ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTRE Artist’s impression PLANS. Masterplan. WENTWORTH STREET WENTWORTH STREET T E E R T T E D S E A D R O R T R S D O K A F D L O R O R O F K F L OR O N F OR ENFIELD MARSHALLING YARD N RO M BE A ENFIELD MARSHALLING YARD RTR I O NL M S BRE A ORT I A NE I NL DS RO I RO A NE BRIDGE D AD RO BRIDGE AD PRECINCT A INTERMODAL TERMINAL PRECINCT A INTERMODAL TERMINAL PRECINCT D A2 PRECINCT D A1 A2 BASIN A1 D1 G PO NDS FRO BASIN D1 SERVICES AREA PRECINCT I FROG PO NDS 0.85SERVICES ha AREA PRECINCT F D2 POTENTIAL FUTURE CONTAINENRCSTTOIRAGE D3 0.85 ha PRECINCT F PRECI D2 D3 POTENTIAL FUTURE CONTAINER STORAGE F1 F2 F3 F1 F2 F3 MAINLINE ROAD MAINLINE ROAD B C1 BASIN C1 C2 BASIN H1 B C2 WHEEL LATHE H1 H2 E1 WHEEL LATHE BASIN H2 PRECINCT B BASIN PRECINCT B E1 E2 COSGR E2 OVE ROAD PRECINCT H COSGR OVE ROAD PRECINCT C PRECINCT H PRECINCT C PRECINCT E PRECINCT G PRECINCT E PRECINCT G SiSitete Area Area Schedul Schedule e TotalPRECINCT Site Area LOTS59.32SITE h AREAa (HA)DevelopmGLAent A (SQM)reas CAR PARKING Total Site Area 59.32 ha Development Areas Less: A 6, 12Site Area (ha) 13.02Precincts Lots 62,600Site Area (ha) GLA 323(m²) Car Parking MARSHALLING YARD Less: Site Area (ha) Precincts Lots Site Area (ha) GLA (m²) Car Parking MARSHALLING YARD B 1 1.49A 6,12 7,38413.02 62,60930 322 Roads 2.98 A TERMINAL B A 1 6,12 1.4913.02 7,3962,600 0 61322 D TERMINAL I 6.722.98 A F EcoRoadlogicalCs Zones 2, 7 2.11C B 2,7 110,487 2.111.49 10,35897,0390 87 61 D I C H BasinsEcological Zones 1.516.72 D C 23 2,7 2.542.11 11,4610,350 0 95 87 E F 1.51 B C H IntermodalBasinsD Terminal & Rail23way 14.61 2.54E D 3,4 2311,460 2.192.54 7,4511,46950 0 68 95 E G B ServiceIntermodals Area Terminal & Railway 0.8145.61 F E 8,93,4 2.072.19 9,627,0450 69 68 G WhServiceeel ELathes Ar &ea Railway 3, 4 1.470.85 2.19G F 18 8,9 7,604 0.372.07 N/A709,620 N/A 69 Wheel Lathe & Railway 1.47 H G 10 18 3.580.37 16,475N/A 107N/A F 8, 9 2.07I H 13 109,620 3.813.58 N/A16,4769 5 N/A107 BOUNDARY KEY I 13 3.81 N/A N/A BOUNDARY KEY EILC SITE BOUNDARY Available for pre-lease Non DeGvelopable 18 28.14 ha 0.37Total Developable N/A31.18 ha 125,345mN/A ² 809 EILC SITE BOUNDARY Non Developable 28.14 ha Total Developable 31.18 ha 125,345m² 809 PRECINCT BOUNDARY PRECINCT BOUNDARCommittedY customers H 10 3.58 16,475 107 6M BUILDING EASEMENT (RED) 6M BUILDING EASEMENT (RED) 2M LANDSCAPE EASEMENTDedicated (GREEN) freight lines and rail sidings I 13 3.81 N/A N/A 2M LANDSCAPE EASEMENT (GREEN) PROPOSED RETAINING WALL OUTLINE PROPOSED RETAINING WALL OUTLINE PRELIMINARY Total developable 31.18 125,630 848 EILC site boundary PRELIMINARY 1:3000 @A1 Note: Precinct C & F available Q4 2018 Precinct boundary Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre Masterplan 1:60001:3000 @A3 @A1 EILC MP01 (P12) Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre Masterplan 1:6000 @A3 EILC MP01 (P12) SB ARCHITECTS 22nd Dec. 2017 Mainline Rd, Strathfield South 0 300 SB ARCHITECTS 22nd Dec. 2017 10 ENFIELD INTERMODAL LOGISTICS CENTREMainline Rd, Strathfield South 0 300 PRECINCT A PRECINCT B PRECINCT C PRECINCT D PRECINCT E WENTWORTH STREET SITE AREA 13.02 ha SITE AREA 1.49 ha UNIT B14,B15, SITE AREA 2.11 ha T.SITE AREA 2.54 ha SITE AREA 2.19 ha UNIT A1 B16,B17,B18,B19 UNIT B1, B2 UNIT B6, B7 UNIT C1 STAGE 1 0.99 ha UNIT E1 WAREHOUSE 40,340 m² WAREHOUSE 188 m² SITE AREA .78 ha OFFICE - GROUND 600 m² WAREHOUSE 376 m² WAREHOUSE 401 m² WAREHOUSE 5,400 m² UNIT D1 OFFICE - GROUND 46 m² OFFICE - GROUND 46 m² OFFICE - GROUND 15 m² OFFICE - GROUND 250 m² OFFICE - FIRST 600 m² WAREHOUSE 3,850 m² WAREHOUSE 3,764 m² OFFICE - FIRST 76 m² OFFICE - FIRST 76 m² OFFICE - FIRST 32 m² OFFICE - FIRST 250 m² GATEHOUSE 30 m² OFFICE - GROUND 300 m² OFFICE - GROUND 125 m² BASEMENT 50m² OFFICE - FIRST 125 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA (EA) 235 m² OFFICE - FIRST 300 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 41,570 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA (EA) 498 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA (EA) 523 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 1,410 m² WAREHOUSE OFFICE 50 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 996 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 1,046 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 5,950 m² TOTAL BUILDING AREA 4,014 m² AWNING (20m) 2,400 m² CARPARKING SPACES (EA) 2 TOTAL BUILDING AREA 4,500 m² AWNING (3m) 370 m² CARPARKING SPACES (EA) 4 CARPARKING SPACES (EA) 4 AWNING (10m) 360 m² AWNING 360 m² AWNING
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