74 Hoddle Street, Robertson NSW 2577, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 6, 74 Hoddle Street.
The parcel sits on approximately 2,022 m² of land.
It is about 0.5 km from Robertson railway station on the Unanderra–Moss Vale line (freight use) and is served by NSW TrainLink buses that travel the Illawarra Highway linking the Southern Highlands to Wollongong.
Within a kilometre there are several parks (Natural Park, Robertson Park, Hampden Park) and Robertson Nature Reserve, plus the Robertson Rural Fire Brigade, providing attractive surroundings and essential services for staff and customers.
An upgrade or replacement of the Macquarie Pass, which connects Robertson to Albion Park, could improve road reliability and reduce travel times for goods and clients, enhancing commercial viability.
The annual Robertson Show, usually held between February and April, attracts visitors for games, the Great Australian Potato Race and fireworks, offering businesses a seasonal boost in exposure.
The Southern Highlands’ strong agricultural base, particularly dairy, cheese, butter and potato production, makes the site attractive for agri‑businesses, farm‑supply stores, or tourism‑related enterprises that can leverage local heritage.
The property lies roughly 0.5‑1 km from the centre of Robertson and existing commercial rows, such as the converted old cheese factory, providing easy access to an established customer base and complementary services.
