Commercial Property

1 Tralee Street

1 Tralee Street, Hume ACT 2620, Australia

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Property Information

Business Name

ADA (Australian Defence Apparel) Canberra

Business Type

Clothing store

Status

Operational

Website

http://www.ada.com.au/

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About this commercial property

Located at 1 Tralee Street in Hume, ACT, the property is currently occupied by Australian Defence Apparel (ADA) Canberra, a clothing‑store operation. Its position within an established commercial precinct provides direct access for customers and logistical support for retail activities. The building’s layout accommodates typical retail functions, including space for inventory display and customer service.

Key details

Locality: Hume
State: ACT
GNAF PID: GAACT714851622
Legal parcel ID: JERR/HUME/7/29
Remoteness area: Metro
Property type: Industrial
Land size: -
Internal area: -
Land Use Category: Industrial

Frequently asked questions

What business currently occupies 1 Tralee Street?

The premises are occupied by ADA (Australian Defence Apparel) Canberra, which operates as a clothing store and is fully operational on site.

In what type of suburb is the property located?

It is located in Hume, a light‑industrial suburb of Canberra, making the area suitable for industrial, warehousing or retail‑type operations.

What transport options are nearby for freight or staff access?

The site is roughly 0.8 km from Tralee Airport and about 2 km from Southcare Base Heliport, providing convenient regional air links, while road access is supported by nearby Petrov’s Bridge and the Queanbeyan turn‑off.

Are there any energy or utility assets close to the property that could benefit a business?

Mugga Lane Solar Park lies within approximately 1.5‑2 km, offering the possibility of renewable‑energy partnerships or sourcing for the premises.

How does the light‑industrial character of Hume affect a retail‑focused business?

The industrial zoning permits larger floor plates, loading facilities and easy vehicle access, which can accommodate inventory handling and display space needs for a clothing retailer.

What nearby landmarks could aid visibility or provide ancillary services?

Nearby points of interest include Petrov’s Bridge (about 1.3 km) and Tralee Speedway (around 1.7 km), both useful for wayfinding and potentially drawing additional foot traffic.

Does the local geology have any implications for building or renovation?

The property sits on Deakin Volcanics, featuring rhyodacite, tuff and sandstone formations, which are typical of the area and should be considered in structural planning or renovation works.