333F/39 Ralph Street

The property is located in Alexandria, a suburb known for its light industrial and warehousing activity, making it ideal for manufacturing, distribution, or service‑based enterprises that benefit from an industrial setting. Its proximity to the Green Square renewal zone also offers opportunities for modern office or mixed‑use concepts.

Alexandria lies approximately 5 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD, providing a short commute for staff and clients. The area is serviced by Transdev John Holland bus routes directly to the city centre.

The site is within a few kilometres of several stations: Waterloo and Green Square stations to the east, and Erskineville and St Peters stations to the west, all offering access to the Airport & South Line and other suburban services.

Sydney Corporate Park is only about 0.5 km away, and other nearby businesses such as Novapharm Research are within 0.8 km, providing established corporate neighbours and potential service providers.

Alexandria is primarily an industrial suburb with a history of light industrial use and warehousing, and it retains medium‑to‑high density residential pockets, indicating a zoning environment favourable to commercial and manufacturing activities.

The suburb hosts heritage‑listed sites such as the Yiu Ming Temple and the former Alexandria Town Hall, as well as community hubs like the Iron Duke Hotel, which can enhance the area’s community profile.

Sydney Park lies on the western border of Alexandria, and smaller reserves such as Turruwul Park and Sweetacres Park are within 0.7–0.9 km, offering nearby outdoors spaces for staff breaks or events.