15 Buckland Street

The site sits on 2,042 m² of land, providing ample space for warehousing, manufacturing, or distribution facilities. This size allows flexibility in layout and potential future expansion.

Mitchell is designated as a light‑industrial estate within Canberra’s Gungahlin district, making it suitable for industrial, logistics and commercial enterprises. The suburb’s naming after industrialists reflects its focus on business activity.

The site is within walking distance of several Canberra Metro light‑rail stations, including Sandford Street (≈0.7 km) and Well Station Drive (≈1.0 km), providing convenient employee and client access. Additional stations such as EPIC and Racecourse are about 1.4 km away.

Adjacent to the property are VH‑CIN and the Treloar Resource Centre (both ≈0.4 km), offering potential supply‑chain synergies. The presence of the 2CA radio station (≈0.9 km) and other light‑industrial businesses creates a supportive commercial environment.

As a light‑industrial precinct, Mitchell accommodates vehicle and freight movements, and its proximity to the Canberra light‑rail depot (opened 2019) indicates robust transport infrastructure. The surrounding road network provides reasonable access for trucks.

Mitchell is one of two Canberra suburbs where brothels and adult‑entertainment venues are legally permitted, indicating specific licensing frameworks for those enterprises. Standard commercial regulations apply to typical industrial operations.

The property is close to green spaces like Kevin Godkin Park (≈1.4 km) and heritage sites such as Gungahlin Homestead (≈1.6 km), offering a pleasant backdrop while maintaining an industrial character. These amenities can enhance employee welfare and community perception.

Mitchell experienced a notable chemical‑factory fire in 2011 that prompted a temporary exclusion zone, highlighting the importance of robust safety and emergency planning. Modern infrastructure, including the light‑rail depot, now incorporates updated safety standards.