24 Proprietary Square

The site sits on 48,542 m² of land, providing ample space for large‑scale industrial or warehousing operations. Its extensive footprint is suitable for businesses that require significant floor area and room for equipment or storage.

Broken Hill lies at the junction of the Barrier Highway (A32) and the Silver City Highway (B79), giving direct road access to Adelaide and Mildura. The proximity to these highways facilitates freight movement to and from the site.

The Broken Hill railway station is about 0.5 km from the property, offering both passenger and freight services on the trans‑continental line. Rex Airlines operates from Broken Hill Airport, providing regional air links to Adelaide, Dubbo, Griffith and Sydney, supporting time‑critical shipments.

Within a 1 km radius you will find the Broken Hill post office, city library, several hotels (e.g., Red Earth Motel, Royal Exchange Hotel) and heritage sites such as the Palace Hotel and Walter Sully Emporium, providing accommodation, mailing services and potential tourism‑related customers.

Broken Hill is serviced by a high‑voltage 220 kV grid and hosts a 50 MW battery with grid‑forming capability (operational since August 2024). The region also has a 53 MW solar plant, offering opportunities to incorporate renewable energy into a business’s power mix.

The town receives water via a pipeline from Wentworth on the Murray River, capable of delivering up to 37.4 ML per day. This supply, supplemented by local storage facilities, provides a reliable source for industrial processes despite the semi‑arid climate.

Broken Hill remains a historic mining centre with active operations by Perilya Limited and ongoing development projects, making the area well‑suited for ancillary mining services, processing facilities or equipment supply firms seeking proximity to ore bodies and existing expertise.