Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia
101 Commercial Road occupies an approximately 7,150 m² heritage‑listed parcel in Port Augusta, featuring a 44.3 m street frontage and a right‑of‑way access wider than 10 m, suitable for a range of commercial applications under SAC zoning. The existing railway‑station structure includes ten rooms with a small kitchenette, offering flexibility for renovation or expansion across the expansive site.
The property sold for a price disclosed by the agent on 10 Apr 2025
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | 10 Apr 2025 | — | — |
The site is positioned at the junction of the Eyre Highway (to Perth), Augusta Highway (to Adelaide) and Stuart Highway (to Darwin), giving direct access to the primary north‑south and east‑west road corridors of southern Australia. All major road traffic across the region passes through Port Augusta, providing excellent visibility and logistics for a business
The commercial property is about 0.1 km from the Port Augusta railway station, essentially within walking distance. This proximity offers convenient rail freight and passenger connections for businesses that rely on rail transport
Within a 1‑km radius there are several amenities useful to businesses, including the Port Augusta Town Hall, the post office, hotels such as the Majestic Oasis Apartments and Augusta Courtyard Motel, and entertainment venues like Cinema Augusta. These provide meeting spaces, accommodation for visitors and staff, and ancillary services
Port Augusta serves regional agriculture, provides services to the mining sector in South Australia's interior, and has a growing tourism and renewable‑energy industry (e.g., the Aurora Solar Thermal Power Project). A business aligned with these sectors can leverage existing supply chains and customer bases
Port Augusta Airport is located roughly 6 km from the centre of town, handling about 16,000 fly‑in‑fly‑out passengers annually for mining operations. This provides a convenient option for executive travel and rapid freight movement when required
Yes, the Old Port Augusta railway station and the historic Port Augusta Town Hall are heritage‑listed sites within about 0.4 km of the property. Their presence adds a distinctive historic backdrop that can enhance branding and community engagement
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