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Space for: high expect ati ons CITY VIEWS BUSINESS PARK 65–67 EPPING ROAD, MACQUARIE PARK, NSW OVERVIEW 2 Opportunity Macquarie Park is a vibrant business district attracting well renowned companies and experiencing continued growth. It is currently the second largest office market in NSW and set to become Australia’s fourth largest business district by 2030. City Views Business Park offers modern corporate office space in a high profile Macquarie Park location. A high car parking ratio, together with excellent on-site amenities and proximity to public transport make this a destination of choice for businesses. The perfect location for business VIEW FROM ABOVE 3 North Sydney Sydney CBD Chatswood City Views Business Park Lane Cove Road To Northern Beaches Macquarie Park Lane Cove Road To Homebush M2 Motorway Waterloo Road To Hils District Macquarie Centre Epping Road Macquarie Centre Bus Interchange Macquarie University Herring Road LOCATION 4 A clever move Private vehicle City Views Business Park is located near the M2 Motorway, providing a direct link to Sydney’s Hills District, North Sydney, Sydney CBD and South to the airport via the Eastern Distributor. Buses Bus routes are located at the front of the property and a major bus interchange is located nearby. 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 1.9KM 6KM to M2 to Chatswood 650M Motorway 2KM 14.6KM to nearest to Macquarie to Sydney CBD train Centre AMENITY 5 Macquarie Centre is the largest suburban A retail and shopping centre in leisure sydney 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 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. AMENITY 6 On-site amenities City Views Business Park offers employees access to convenient on-site and surrounding amenities. + Cafés – Courtside Café is a contemporary café offering quality food and coffee options, with indoor and outdoor seating areas and corporate catering available. – Good Co. Coffee located in the adjacent building also provides quality food and beverage options for staff to enjoy. + Explore and Develop child care centre + Tennis court + Outdoor staff breakout areas + Lane Cove National Park ACCESS 7 YAN K O North R O A BUS ROUTES Epping D ROUTE LOCATION M 545, 550 Parramatta – Eastwood – Macquarie Centre – Chatswood 2 M O T 534 West Ryde – Macquarie Park – Lane Cove – Chatswood O R W A 289, 290, Epping – Macquarie Centre – City Y 291, 294 295 Epping – Macquarie Park 292, 293 Marsfield – Macquarie Centre – City 458, 459 Macquarie University – Ryde – Burwood P West A C I Pymble533 Sydney Olympic Park – Ryde – Chatswood F Macquarie University I Macquarie Centre C D D A R O 140 Manly – Crows Nest – Macquarie Centre – Epping I R V E E D 611, 630 Blacktown – Seven Hills – Macquarie Park Y R E PP MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY IN G RO D A A Marseld D D A RO T L O A A R M LA D G Macquarie U V Y N TO E G RI R RA R Park A A E H RO M H K A E D D W R A IV T E ER LO O R M O 2 A Train Station M D SHUTTLE D A O O R T OR O EN Shuttle Bus R SV W O GR A Y MACQUARIE PARK ATM Café Car wash Childcare KEN D A City Views Business Park T O Gym R R OAD COVE Hotel E AN L Medical Centre E PP IN G North R Petrol O Ryde AD Post BRI D GE NORTH RYDE Restaurant RO AD L D WICKS ROAD A ROA N ELHI Supermarket E D C O V E C O TU X P N I N R T O E A T L D W A T E R R O N A D TRANSPORT UPGRADES 8 Trains run every four minutes Sydney during peak times Metro Rouse Hill Tallawong Northwest Kellyville Hills Showground Cherrybrook City Views Business Park is located 650 metres Bella Vista M7 from Macquarie Park station and the newly Castle Hill opened Sydney Metro Northwest line, connecting Norwest Sydney’s Hills District to Chatswood via Macquarie Park. M2 Macquarie Epping University With train services every four minutes during peak times and an extra 4,000 commuter car Macquarie Park Chatswood parks across the stations, staff and visitors can North Ryde conveniently travel from stations between M4 Tallawong near Rouse Hill and Chatswood. 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 FEATURES 9 Modern workspace + High quality corporate office space from 163–920 sqm available + 96–311 sqm warehouse spaces available + Fitout available + Abundant natural light + On-site parking + Outstanding access to local amenities, including Flexible office cafés and major retailers space to suit + Close proximity to major transportation routes your needs + Walking distance to Macquarie Park train station + 4-star NABERS energy rating at 65 Epping road + 4.5-star NABERS energy rating at 67 Epping road. VACANCY OFFICE AVAILABLE 65 EPPING ROAD (SQM) Level 1, Suite 1.01 920 Now Level 4, Suite 4.02 512 Now Storeroom 2 96 Now VACANCY OFFICE AVAILABLE 67 EPPING ROAD (SQM) Level 1, Suite 1.01A 384 Now Lower ground, Suite B.02 163 March-22 LEVEL 1, SUITE 1.01 FITOUT PLAN 10 D A AREA SCHEDULE SQM O R Level 1 Office 917.8 G N I 1.01 Total 917.8 P D I Fire stairs/services P O VOID V E LOCATION PLAN NOT TO SCALE D Breakout/lunchroom AmAMEenNITIiESties LOBBY Lobby VOID Meeting Meeting room I room Void Reception Suite 1.01 917.6 sqm Office FHR Office Boardroom Office FHR Meeting Utilities room & comms Office FOR LEASE LEVEL 4, SUITE 4.02 PLAN 11 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Office Suite 4.02 512.1 Total 512.1 Click here to take a virtual tour 4.03 4.02 Suite 4.02 Suite 4.03 Office Office 512.1 sqm 355.9 sqm E P P I N G R CORRIDOR D LIFT LIFT S R I Y LOCATION PLAN A T B T F B NOT TO SCALE S AMENITIES LIFT I L O E L PLANT R I ADJOINING TENANCY F ADJOINING TENANCY LIFT FOR LEASE APPROX AREA | 502 SQM D R A W I N G L E G E N D TOTAL STAFF | 52 DENSITY | 1:10 12 LEVEL 4, SUITE 4.02 INDICATIVE1 ENTRY FITOUT1 6PPLAN COLLAB 2 OFFICE 1 12P BOARDROOM 1 SERVERY 50 WORKSTATIONS - 1800MM 1 6P MEETING ROOM 1 BREAKOUT 1 5P MEETING ROOM 1 UTILITIES + STORAGE BREAKOUT SCREEN SERVERY PART HEIGHT WALL WITH PLANTS 50 WORKSTATIONS 5P MEETING ROOM 12P BOARDROOM 6P COLLAB SCREEN CREDENZA ENTRY CORRIDOR FHR 36M HYD LIFT LIFT UTILITIES & STORAGE 6P MEETING OFFICE 01 OFFICE 02 ROOM LIFT LOBBY LIFT PLANT FIRE STAIRS SCALE 1 : 50@A1 CLIENT/PROJECT ADDRESS ISSUE DATE DRAWING 0 1 2 3 4 5 Level 4 28.10.2020 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1:50 65 Epping Rd NOTE: ALL DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY. PMG GROUP (NSW) PTY LTD. RETAINS ALL COPYRIGHT ON THIS DRAWING. © 2020. GOODMAN North Ryde SKETCH PLAN SK04 PMG Group Pty Ltd. | Level 4, 332 Kent St, Sydney P:\65 Epping Rd, L4 - Goodman Spec Fitout\09.DESIGN\DOCUMENTATION\REVIT\L4, 65 Epping www.pmggroup.com.au | [email protected] Rd North Ryde - 14.08.2020 - Goodman Spec Fitout.rvt LEVEL 1, SUITE 1.01A PLAN 13 5.6 17.2 AREA SCHEDULE SQM Level 1 Office 384.0 Total 384.0 D 1.01A R G N E I R D L O I G C FS U FS B N Suite 1.01A I Ofce 384 sqm P P ADJOINING TENANCY E LOCATION PLAN NOT TO SCALE 0 . 3 2 PLANT MALE FEMALE DIS. TEA CORRIDOR FHR FOR LEASE LOWER GROUND, SUITE B.02 PLAN 14 AREA SCHEDULE SQM ADJOINING ADJOINING Lower Ground TENANCY TENANCY Office 163.0 D Total 163.0 A O R T B.02 N CORE A L P E V G O B N CORE T A N I A R L P O P Suite B.02 O P L F E F D I O O E V N I L SUITE B.02 LOCATION PLAN AREA UNDER 1.5m NOT TO SCALE HIGH ADJOINING 1.7 m TENANCY (EXCLUDED) LOWER GROUND MEZZANINE FOR LEASE SERVICE 15 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.
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