26 George Street

The premises are currently occupied by "The Provincial Rabbit," an operational café serving the Moonta community

The site provides three dedicated parking spaces, offering convenient on‑site parking for both patrons and employees

The property is within walking distance of several parks (Mankivell, Jones, and Jubilee Parks) and close to heritage sites such as the Moonta Railway Station museum, as well as the popular beaches at Moonta Bay and Port Hughes, all of which attract visitors and locals alike

Moonta’s economy is heavily tourism‑driven, featuring beach‑side accommodation, caravan parks, the Kernewek Lowender Cornish festival, and heritage attractions; these draw steady visitor numbers that can sustain a café operation

While passenger rail services ceased in 1969 and the line closed in 1984, the former Moonta railway station now operates as a National Trust museum and visitor centre, providing a historic landmark that attracts tourists to the area

Mankivell Park (≈0.4 km), Jones Park (≈0.5 km), Jubilee Park (≈0.5 km) and Victoria Park (≈0.6 km) are all nearby, offering pleasant green spaces for potential outdoor seating or promotional events

Moonta’s population grew from 681 (2011) to 5,219 (2021), making it the fastest‑growing area on the Copper Coast, which suggests an expanding local customer base for retail and hospitality businesses