81 Mortlock Terrace

The property includes three allocated parking spaces, priced at $127,000, providing convenient vehicle accommodation for staff or clients. These spaces are part of the sale package and can support regular business traffic

The site is within roughly 1‑2 km of the Port Lincoln railway station and the city’s bus service, and a few kilometres north of Port Lincoln Airport with regular flights to Adelaide, supporting both ground and air connectivity. This combination offers flexible logistics for shipping, employee commuting, and client visits

Port Lincoln’s economy centers on grain handling, fish processing, aquaculture, and tourism, offering synergies for related businesses such as supply services, equipment suppliers, or hospitality ventures. Locating here gives direct access to a robust supply chain and a steady customer base

While the exact distance isn’t listed, the city’s waterfront hosts Australia’s largest commercial fishing fleet and grain‑handling facilities, making waterfront logistics readily accessible from a central city location. Businesses requiring maritime transport can benefit from the proximity to these port operations

Within about 1 km you’ll find amenities such as the Port Lincoln railway station, Flinders Cinema, Nautilus Arts Centre, and local media outlets, providing services and networking opportunities for businesses. These facilities support employee wellbeing and corporate visibility in the community

Port Lincoln enjoys a warm‑summer Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures and low rainfall, which is favorable for operations in seafood processing, aquaculture, and tourism‑related enterprises. The stable climate reduces weather‑related disruptions for many commercial activities

The city falls under the City of Port Lincoln local government, the federal Division of Grey, and the state electoral district of Flinders, which handle planning and business regulations. Engaging with these authorities ensures compliance with zoning and development requirements