Burnie TAS 7320, Australia
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18 Hodgman Street is a detached house featuring two bedrooms. It sits on a sizable urban block, offering a standalone residence within Burnie's city centre
The house sits on 620 m² of land. This provides ample garden space for a modest suburban lot
Burnie enjoys an oceanic climate with mild, relatively dry summers and cool, rainy winters. Average summer highs are around 21 °C, while winter lows average about 6 °C
The property is close to major transport links: the Bass Highway and Murchison Highway provide road access, while local bus services operate throughout the city. Burnie Airport, located in nearby Wynyard, is roughly a 20‑minute drive away
Several heritage places are nearby: the House at 13 Charles St (0.1 km), Burnie Club (0.2 km), Wyona at 7 William St (0.2 km), and Burnie Uniting Church on Mount St (0.3 km). The city centre, also a heritage precinct, is only about 0.4 km away
Burnie's cultural hub includes the Burnie Arts & Function Centre, home to one of Australia’s largest regional art galleries and the Burnie Regional Museum. These venues are situated in the city centre, roughly 0.4 km from the property
Burnie's economy historically centres on heavy manufacturing, forestry, and its deep‑water port, which handles a large share of Tasmania’s freight. In recent years, the city has diversified into education, healthcare, logistics, and emerging renewable‑energy projects
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