A new space for business in SA

Beckwith Park is the largest and most innovative regional industry and business park in South Australia.

It offers a unique facility for storage, logistics, showrooms, offices, light manufacturing, bulk wine storage and bulk liquid storage in one of Australia's fastest growing communities.

Beckwith Park has a vision of being a national leader in industrial space innovation and service excellence.

Beckwith park at a glance

• 16 hectares (40 Acres) of General Industry zoned land.
• Extensive landscaped frontages to Barossa Valley Highway and Tolley Road.
• Total existing building area in excess of 68,000 sq. metres.
• 6,000 sq. metres of unique underground maturation cellars providing economical, temperature controlled storage for barrels or finished goods.
• 1,500 sq. meters of purpose built, refurbished office accommodation.
• Land available in designated development zones to construct customized buildings tailored to suit client requirements.
• Choose from a range of temperature controlled warehousing or insulated dry goods storage.
• Building areas range from 865 sq. metres to 15,400 sq. metres.
• Rapid transit highway connection via the Northern Expressway and the Sturt Highway - Duplication projects.
• B-Double access to and from Beckwith Park to Sturt Highway and major winery operations within the region.
• Extensive stainless steel wine and bulk liquid storage (more than 15 million litres).
• Liquid trade waste facilities are provided across Beckwith Park by NPEC, an EPA licensed waste water treatment operator.
• Mains gas connection available.
• High speed Broadband internet connection available.
• Architecturally designed master plan and landscaping with contemporary client amenities.

Note: All building areas referred above are indicative and approximate only.

think: Facilities

Beckwith Park offers facilities and amenities to rival the best business parks in Australia.

Unlike other industrial precincts, Beckwith Park is also located withinthe Barossa's commercial centre of Nuriootpa, a short walk for yourstaff to shopping, recreation facilities, child care, schools and otherservices.

High quality buildings in landscaped surroundings, the park hasspacious internal and external road access, water recycling andeffluent disposal with extensive three-phase power reticulation, water,gas and BDSL broadband acces.

think: Economics

Beckwith Park is a cost effective, near city choice offering urban quality facilities and amenity at competitive regional rental rates.

The regional location of Beckwith Park provides comparitively lower outgoing costs per sq. metre allowing overall lower occupancy costs.

The high standard of buildings already in place, the flexible layout and building sizes together with the commitment to customise or construct new buildings, designed to meet tenant's needs makes Beckwith Park a smart alternative.

think: Flexibility

Beckwith Park is owned by one, practically-minded, commercially-driven company with the goal of serving its tenant's needs andby working with tenants to provide flexible accommodation solutions that can be expanded or re-configured as business needs change.

The master planned site offers a diversity of space, configuration and facility options. Choose from temperature controlled warehousing or insulated storage, bulk liquid tank farms, light industrial and manufacturing spaces, showrooms and office areas - even cellars and laboratories.

The extensive on-site infrastructure and the range of practical features makes Beckwith Park the most flexible business park in SA.

Ray Beckwith

Dr Ray Beckwith OAM, is the oldest and most famous surviving employee of the golden era of Penfolds in Nuriootpa. Ray started working with Penfolds on January 2, 1935 (on the current Beckwith Park site) and became the first person to adjust or control pH to control bacterial spoilage in wine in Australia, if not the world.

Ray's most famous contribution was as the chemist who supported Max Schubert in the creation of Australia's most famous red wine, Grange. Ray retired from Penfolds in 1973 and he continues to live in Nuriootpa.

As Australia's most famous living wine chemist and one of the Barossa's proud sons, it is fitting that Ray's life on this very site is commemorated. The Beckwith name is synonymous with innovation, excellence and leadership in the wine industry; key messages that reflect the ethos of this project.