54 Industrial Drive, Mayfield NSW 2304, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 2, 54 Industrial Drive.
It is a unit built on a parcel of land measuring 940 m². The listing identifies the property simply as a unit with this land area.
The unit sits on 940 square metres of land. This provides ample space for industrial or commercial use within the Mayfield suburb.
The property is located in Mayfield, a north‑western suburb of Newcastle bounded by the Hunter River to the north and the Main Northern railway line to the south. It lies close to the former B.H.P. Steelworks area and open ground to the west.
Mayfield is named after Ada May, the daughter of early landowner John Scholey, and was originally part of the Municipality of Waratah. The suburb also has Aboriginal heritage, with Awabakal artifacts such as stone tools discovered along the Hunter River in the 1920s.
Within roughly 0.2 km you will find Mayfield North and The Gateway Inn, a nearby hotel. Other close facilities include the Hoyts New Mayfield Theatre (about 0.8 km) and Mayfield Library (around 1 km).
The Main Northern railway line forms the southern boundary of Mayfield, with Waratah station nearby, providing rail access to Newcastle and surrounding areas. Major roads also connect the suburb to the broader Hunter Region.
