For Lease - 25,000m2 of prime LFR to be developed over 3 stages - Secure your Spot Now !
Avanti Commercial of behalf of the developers, Evans Long is pleased to present Whiterock Homemaker to the market For Lease.
Whiterock Homemaker is a unique opportunity to locate your business in one of Queenslands highest growth residential areas. Once completed Whiterock Homemaker will comprise of some 25,000m2 of Large Format Retail on a high profile site with massive exposure to the Centenary Highway and Mount Juillerat Drive.
Designed by recognised LFR architectural firm Verve Design Group, Whiterock Homemaker has the flexibility to provide tenancies from 142m2 through to 12,500m2 to meet tenants individual needs.
The proposed development is aiming to comprise approximately 25,000m2 of prime LFR to be developed over 3 stages. Whiterock Homemaker will be situated at the entry to the 55ha Swanbank Eco Park which will when completed comprise a Retail, Fast Food, Business, Industrial and Lifestyle uses.
THE OPPORTUNITY – Whiterock Homemaker will allow for a range of uses including:
• Furniture
• Electronics
• Hardware
• Baby Wares
• Electrical
• Childs Play
• White Goods
• Clothing
• Plumbing
• Automotive
• Cafe/Eateries
• Gym/Fitness
• Medical
• Homewares
Whiterock Homemaker is directly linked to major road infrastructure including the Centenary Highway. Whiterock Homemaker also benefits from the only on/off ramp between Springfield and Ripley Town Centre. The site occupies a high profile corner with massive exposure to the Centenary Highway and Mt Juillerat Drive which is the feeder road to the adjoining Redbank Plains capturing significant traffic exposure.
Don’t miss out on this A-grade opportunity for your business, contact Chris Fort 0412 750 764 or Ken Lucht 0413 154 854 today for a copy of the information memorandum or to discuss in further detail.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
