Browse property in Hodgman Street

Hodgman Street runs through the heart of Burnie’s residential core, where the streetscape blends modest mid‑20th‑century homes with older dwellings that echo the town’s growth from its 1827 settlement to its post‑war industrial boom. The mix of housing reflects Burnie’s shift from heavy manufacturing and forestry to today’s diversified economy, giving the street a quietly evolving character framed by the city’s oceanic climate and coastal outlook.

The street enjoys strong transport links – the four‑lane Bass Highway and the Murchison Highway provide road access, while TasRail freight lines, Metro Tasmania buses and the new 13 km coastal pathway connect residents to the wider north‑west region. Within a short walk are key amenities such as the Burnie Police Station, several historic churches, the former Burnie Railway Station turned restaurant, the Burnie Arts & Function Centre, North West Regional Hospital and the University of Tasmania’s Cradle Coast campus, anchoring Hodgman Street in a well‑served urban hub.