Commercial Property

44 Alexander Street

44 Alexander Street, Burnie TAS 7320, Australia

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Property Information

Business Name

Unknown (likely commercial business)

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About this commercial property

44 Alexander Street, Burnie, Tasmania is a commercial‑zoned parcel positioned within the town’s business district. Its location and layout make it adaptable for a variety of commercial operations that require direct access and street presence.

Key details

Locality: Burnie
State: TAS
GNAF PID: GATAS702183944
Legal parcel ID: 203128/1
Remoteness area: Regional
Property type: Commercial
Internal area: -
Land Use Category: Commercial

Frequently asked questions

What type of property is 44 Alexander Street?

44 Alexander Street is listed as a commercial property, suitable for a variety of business uses.

How close is the property to Burnie's central business district?

The site is about 0.2 km from the Burnie city centre, placing it within easy walking distance of the main commercial hub.

Which transport links are nearby that support freight and logistics operations?

The property is near the Port of Burnie, the four‑lane Bass Highway, TasRail freight lines, and Burnie Airport (about a 20‑minute drive), offering strong connectivity for shipping and distribution.

What nearby amenities could serve employees or clients of a business at this location?

Within a few hundred metres are the Ikon Hotel, the Harris Building and several heritage sites such as the Advocate Building, providing dining, accommodation and meeting facilities.

How does Burnie's current economic focus align with potential uses for this property?

Burnie's economy is shifting toward logistics, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing, making the site attractive for distribution centres, clean‑tech firms or light industrial operations.

Are there any upcoming renewable‑energy projects in the area that could benefit a tenant?

Yes, the region is earmarked for wind‑farm developments, a proposed e‑fuels facility and the North West Renewable Energy Zone, which could provide access to sustainable power for businesses.