3/79 Hoddle Street

The site is classified as a commercial property, making it suitable for retail, office, or service‑based enterprises. Its location in the town centre aligns with existing commercial uses such as the converted cheese factory row of shops.

The property is within walking distance of Robertson railway station (approximately 0.3 km) and is served by NSW TrainLink bus routes along the Illawarra Highway. The nearby freight‑focused Unanderra–Moss Vale rail line also provides logistics options for businesses that require freight services.

Key nearby assets include the Robertson Hotel and its event facilities, the popular Big Potato landmark, and several parks and the Robertson Nature Reserve (all within 0.5–0.7 km). These attractions draw visitors and locals, offering potential foot traffic for retail or hospitality concepts.

Yes, the annual Robertson Show (held February–April) and the spring festival attract regional visitors. Both events provide heightened exposure for businesses operating in the town centre during those periods.

Robertson had a population of about 2,000 people according to the 2021 census, with a strong community presence and tourism driven by local attractions. This provides a modest but steady customer base for small‑to‑medium commercial enterprises.

While the surrounding town includes heritage‑listed sites such as the Wingecarribee Swamp, the property itself is identified simply as a commercial property, suggesting standard commercial zoning. Any specific heritage constraints would need to be confirmed with the local council.

The Robertson Rural Fire Brigade operates just 0.7 km from the property, providing prompt fire protection and emergency response for commercial premises in the area.