Commercial Property

16 Alexander Street

16 Alexander Street, Burnie TAS 7320, Australia

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Property Information

Business Name

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About this commercial property

16 Alexander Street, Burnie, Tasmania, is a commercial parcel situated on Alexander Street within the town’s business precinct. Its location provides visibility and convenient access for a range of commercial activities.

Key details

Locality: Burnie
State: TAS
GNAF PID: GATAS702185202
Legal parcel ID: 84567/2
Remoteness area: Regional
Property type: Commercial
Internal area: -
Land Use Category: Commercial

Frequently asked questions

What types of commercial businesses are suitable for 16 Alexander Street?

The central location makes it ideal for offices, professional services, retail outlets and tourism‑related enterprises, benefiting from nearby hotels, a cinema and the city centre foot traffic.

How accessible is the property via major transport routes?

It is situated in Burnie's core business district, only a few minutes' drive to the Bass Highway, TasRail freight lines and the Port of Burnie. Burnie Airport is roughly a 20‑minute drive away.

What nearby amenities can support a business at this site?

Within 0.1–0.3 km you’ll find former Cinema One, West Beach, the Ikon Hotel and Beach Hotel, as well as several heritage buildings, providing dining, accommodation and cultural attractions for staff and customers.

How does Burnie's current economic focus align with potential commercial use of this property?

Burnie is diversifying into logistics, renewable‑energy projects and education/health services, creating demand for businesses that cater to these growing sectors.

What public transport options are available for employees and visitors?

Metro Tasmania operates local bus services throughout the city, and Kinetic Tasmania provides a regional service to Smithton, offering convenient public‑transport access to the site.

Have there been recent infrastructure upgrades that benefit commercial activity nearby?

The Port of Burnie’s shiploader was upgraded in 2024, doubling its capacity, which strengthens the area’s logistics and export capabilities for businesses operating from the city centre.