2 Brisbane Avenue

The property is occupied by The Salvation Army Church, which operates as a church. The business type is listed as a church and it is the current occupant.

Yes, the listing indicates the business is operational. The Salvation Army Church is actively using the premises.

Within a short walk (0.2–0.5 km) there are several parks such as Bowen Park and Telopea Park, as well as embassies, the Australian National Low Emissions Coal Research and Development centre, and the Brassey Hotel. These provide green space, potential meeting venues and diplomatic proximity that can support community activities.

Barton hosts key federal departments including the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Attorney‑General's Department, all situated within the suburb. The property therefore enjoys easy access to these government offices via the local road network.

The suburb is bounded by Kings Avenue, Morshead Drive, State Circle and Sydney Avenue, offering direct connections to Canberra’s central business district and surrounding areas. These arterial roads facilitate convenient vehicular access to the property.

Yes, the heritage‑listed Edmund Barton Building and the historic Brassey Hotel are both within 0.3–0.5 km of the site. Their presence adds cultural significance and a prestigious backdrop to the location.