Commercial Property

14 Anne Street

14 Anne Street, George Town TAS 7253, Australia

- Parking

386 m² Land size

- Internal area

Property Information

Business Name

Unknown (likely commercial business)

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About this commercial property

The premises at 14 Anne Street in George Town, Tasmania sit on a 386 m² parcel of land. Its position offers direct access to the town’s primary routes and accommodates several parking spaces, providing flexibility for a variety of commercial uses.

Key details

Locality: George Town
State: TAS
GNAF PID: GATAS702187653
Legal parcel ID: 20344/1
Remoteness area: Regional
Property type: Commercial
Land size: 386 m²
Internal area: -
Land Use Category: Commercial

Frequently asked questions

What is the size of the land offered for this commercial property?

The parcel comprises approximately 386 m² of land. This size provides a modest footprint suitable for small‑to‑medium scale commercial operations.

Which types of businesses could benefit most from this location in George Town?

Retail outlets, service‑based enterprises, and light‑industrial or logistics firms can leverage the town’s status as a regional centre with nearby supermarkets, a hospital, and port facilities at Bell Bay.

How well‑connected is the property in terms of transport infrastructure?

George Town sits on the eastern bank of the Tamar River and is linked to the West Tamar via the Batman Bridge, providing direct road access. The town also hosts the Basslink high‑voltage cable terminal, underscoring strong electricity and utility connectivity.

What nearby amenities support commercial activity for tenants or customers?

The area is served by a regional hospital, supermarkets, and a vibrant local arts and events scene, including the Tamar Valley Folk Festival and regular community radio advertising on Tamar FM 95.3, all of which can generate foot traffic and visibility for a business.

Are there any heritage sites close to the property that could impact development?

A number of heritage places lie within a 0.5 km radius, such as the Barracks and Convict Gaol, The Grove, and several historic houses on Anne and Elizabeth Streets. Their presence may require consideration in planning but also offers tourism‑related opportunities.

What does the local population and workforce look like for supporting a new business?

George Town had a population of 6,764 as of June 2016, acting as the hub for the surrounding municipality. This provides a stable local customer base and a pool of employees for a range of commercial ventures.