Commercial Property

302/669 Dean Street

669 Dean Street, Albury NSW 2640, Australia

2 Parking

104 m² Internal area

Property Information

Business Name

Unknown (likely commercial business)

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About this commercial property

Located beside the Botanical Gardens and within easy reach of city‑centre restaurants, shops and services, this building emphasizes ecologically sustainable design with maximised natural light, solar access and views of the Victorian Alps, river plains and gardens. It offers a double‑height foyer, premium finishes, European‑style fixtures, reverse‑cycle air‑conditioning, 24‑hour security, a lift limited to the floor, secure basement parking and storage, and two allocated parking spaces. The property sold for Contact agent on 19 Sep 2012.

Alternate search: Unit 302, 669 Dean Street.

Sales history

Event	Date	Price	Price per m²
Sold	Sep 2012	Unknown	—

Key details

Locality: Albury
State: NSW
GNAF PID: GANSW718513624
Legal parcel ID: 10/SP87548
Remoteness area: Regional
Property type: Commercial
Internal area: 104 m²
Land Use Category: Commercial

Frequently asked questions

What transport options are available near 302/669 Dean Street?

The property is located in Albury’s CBD, directly accessed by the Hume Highway and the nearby Hume Freeway bypass. It is also within walking distance of Albury railway station on the Sydney‑Melbourne line and about 4 km from Albury Airport, with regular bus services operating in the area.

How many parking spaces are provided with the premises?

The lease includes two dedicated parking spaces for occupants and their clients.

What nearby amenities support businesses operating from this location?

The site sits on Dean Street, the main commercial spine of the CBD, and is close to the Albury Post Office, Albury Library Museum, Murray Art Museum, Albury Entertainment Centre, and a range of hotels and cafes such as Atura Albury and Quest Albury.

Why is Dean Street considered a prime commercial axis in Albury?

Dean Street forms the central axis of Albury’s shopping and office district, concentrating a high foot‑traffic flow and providing easy access to the city’s cultural precinct, government services, and retail outlets.

How does the property’s location benefit regional business connectivity?

Albury is a major interstate hub on the Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne, with a standard‑gauge rail line and a regional airport, allowing businesses to reach both state capitals and wider national markets efficiently.

What types of businesses are likely to be well‑suited to this address?

Professional services, retail showrooms, hospitality venues, and cultural or creative enterprises can benefit from the high visibility, transport links and proximity to government and tourism facilities in the CBD.

Are there accommodation options nearby for visiting clients or staff?

Several hotels are within a few hundred metres, including Atura Albury, New Albury Hotel, Quest Albury and Mantra Albury, providing convenient lodging for business visitors.