Burnie TAS 7320, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The site includes 307 m² of land, offering a compact footprint suitable for a small‑scale retail outlet, office or specialised service centre. Its size allows for flexible layout while remaining easy to manage
The location is only a short drive to the Port of Burnie, Tasmania’s largest general cargo port, and sits near the Bass Highway and Murchison Highway, providing direct road links to Devonport, the West Coast and beyond. TasRail freight services also run through Burnie, enhancing rail‑based shipping options
Within 0.2 km are the Ikon Hotel and Beach Hotel, offering accommodation and dining for visitors. A former cinema (Cinema One) and several heritage sites are within 0.3 km, adding cultural appeal to the immediate area
Metro Tasmania operates local bus services throughout Burnie, and Kinetic Tasmania provides routes to surrounding towns such as Smithton. The property’s central position means bus stops are within walking distance
Burnie is transitioning from its traditional heavy‑manufacturing base to growth sectors like logistics, renewable energy and health services, backed by a major deep‑water port and regional infrastructure. This diversification creates opportunities for businesses focused on supply‑chain, clean‑tech or service industries
Burnie Airport, located in nearby Wynyard, is about a 20‑minute drive from the city centre, providing easy access for regional and interstate travel. The proximity supports both business travel and cargo movements
The Burnie Arts & Function Centre, a key cultural venue, is within the city centre (approximately 0.3 km) and hosts events that attract regional visitors. Being close to this hub can enhance a company’s community engagement and visibility
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