Browse property in Amelia Street

Amelia Street sits within Burnie’s compact city centre, a streetscape threaded by a mix of historic façades and modest residential fronts that echo the town’s 19th‑century roots. The street is framed by a cluster of heritage sites – the Burnie Police Station, Gospel Hall, Burnie Uniting Church and the former Burnie Railway Station now serving as a restaurant – giving the area a distinctive, low‑rise character typical of Burnie’s older neighbourhoods. These surroundings hint at the modest timber and brick dwellings that have long housed the city’s working‑class community.

The location enjoys strong transport links: the four‑lane Bass Highway and the Murchison Highway provide road access, while TasRail freight services run nearby on the Melba and Western lines and Metro Tasmania and Kinetic Tasmania buses connect the suburbs. Residents are also within walking distance of a suite of amenities, including the historic Advocate Building, Green’s Hotel, St Luke’s Health Insurance office and a range of churches, while the newly opened 13‑kilometre coastal pathway links Burnie to Wynyard for pedestrians and cyclists.