36 Alexander Street, Burnie TAS 7320, Australia
The property sits on approximately 1,078 m² of land. This size is suitable for small‑to‑medium scale industrial, warehousing, office or service‑based enterprises that need room for a building and some outdoor maneuvering.
The location is just minutes from the four‑lane Bass Highway, which links Burnie to Devonport and the rest of Tasmania, and the Murchison Highway to the West Coast. It is also within easy reach of the deep‑water Port of Burnie, TasRail freight lines, and a 20‑minute drive to Burnie Airport in Wynyard.
The property is surrounded by heritage buildings and services within 0.2–0.3 km, including the Ikon Hotel (0.1 km) for accommodation and meetings, as well as the Harris Building and several historic sites. Local bus services operated by Metro Tasmania and Kinetic Tasmania also serve the area.
Yes; Burnie’s economy is heavily focused on logistics, with the Port of Burnie handling over 5 million tonnes of freight annually and providing the primary gateway for Tasmanian container traffic. Proximity to major highways and rail freight further enhances export capabilities.
Burnie is pursuing diversification into renewable energy, with projects such as the North West Renewable Energy Zone, proposed wind farms, and an e‑fuels facility slated for 2028. These initiatives create opportunities for suppliers, service providers and advanced manufacturing partners.
Metro Tasmania provides local bus routes throughout the city, and Kinetic Tasmania runs services to surrounding towns such as Smithton. The site is also close to TasRail freight lines, although passenger rail services are no longer operating.
