70 Horsman Road

Warwick QLD 4370

There is a possibility of developing the 4.016ha Northern Oval allotment for future residential use, given the fact it is already subdivided into 14 x 1000m2 parcels, with the 15th lot being 2.2ha allowing for possible subdivision into additional building allotments.
This prestigous former school campus is on 8.77ha high above the Condamine River with stunning views to town.
? Former Slade School Campus incl. boarding
? 2 hrs south of Brisbane, major transport hub
? Would suit development or retrofit
? Historic homestead, sundry buildings and sporting fields
? Short walk to Warwick CBD
It features approximately 27 buildings including dormitories, dining hall with modern kitchen, fixed and demountable classrooms, halls and a chapel.
Across Horsman Road are sporting facilities including an oval and cricket nets, and the campus has a 20 metre outdoor swimming pool.
It is also five minutes to the Warwick CBD, and the Warwick Indoor Aquatic and Recreation Centre (WIRAC), and close to other schools in the area.
This prime site is perfect for residential / commerical development or retrofit as an education or conference facility.
Warwick Shire, in the heart of Queensland's rich Darling Downs, not only generates some
of Australia's best agricultural produce but also offers an ideal environment for business and
industry growth.
The vibrant country centre is located at the junction of the New England and Cunningham
highways-two of the most important interstate road routes in Australia. The New England
highway is the major inland route from Brisbane to Sydney and the Cunningham Highway
(Brisbane to Goondiwindi) links with the Newell Highway, the major route from Brisbane to
Melbourne. Warwick is just 2 hours by road from Brisbane, two hours from the Gold Coast and 50 minutes to Toowoomba.
Warwick City has a population in excess of 12,000 with the district claiming over 32,000
people.
The Southern Downs Regional Council has taken a progressive approach to encourage business and
industry activity in the region.
DESCRIPTION
The Slade Campus facility is made up of approximately 27 different building components and the best way of comprehending exactly what the property offers is by way of personal inspection. Such is the diversity of the improvements it is almost impossible to describe them however, as a guide we offer the following examples of building types, all of which we have endeavoured to highlight in a very graphic manner later in the report. Suffice to say that the buildings were all purpose built for schooling purposes.
? Main Hall
? 3 Bedroom Residence
? Headmasters Residence
? Several Individual Classrooms
? 2 large Dormitory Buildings
? Manual Arts Building
? Administration Building
? Stately Dining Home With Commercial Kitchen
? Chappel
? Separate Science Building
? Large Pool and Change Rooms
? Grandstand
? Cricket Oval, Tennis Courts and many other Auxiliary buildings
An information memorandum is available. EOI closes 4pm 16 March 2011.