1B/7 Erith Street

The property is situated in Botany, about 11 km south of Sydney’s central business district and directly east of Sydney Airport. It benefits from proximity to the Port Botany freight hub and is served by Transdev John Holland bus route 309, which follows the historic tram alignment.

Botany hosts extensive commercial development centred on shipping and freight at Port Botany, alongside large chemical production facilities operated by companies such as Huntsman and Orica. The suburb also features a main shopping centre along Botany Road, providing retail services to the local workforce.

Within a kilometre of the property are several parks, including Sir Joseph Banks Park and Booralee Park, offering open space and walking tracks. The historic Empire Theatre and the nearby Botany Post Office also provide distinctive venues for informal meetings.

Yes, heritage‑listed locations such as the Old Sir Joseph Banks Hotel (approximately 1.4 km away) and the Botany Post Office (about 0.4 km away) are in the immediate vicinity. These sites are recognised on the Commonwealth heritage register and may be considered in planning discussions.

In addition to bus route 309, the area is historically linked to the former Botany tram line, reflecting longstanding public‑transport corridors. The suburb’s location near major roads also provides easy access for private vehicles and freight traffic.

Botany’s proximity to Sydney Airport and the Port Botany maritime freight hub offers direct links for air and sea freight. The presence of established industrial facilities and a well‑developed road network further enhances the suburb’s suitability for logistics‑focused businesses.