149-151 Bathurst Street

The property includes a land parcel of 688 m². This size provides a modest footprint for a range of small‑to‑medium scale commercial uses

The address sits on Bathurst Street a short walk (about 0.3 km) from major streets such as Murray Street and Brisbane Street, placing it in the heart of Hobart’s commercial core and close to the city’s primary pedestrian and vehicle corridors

Metro Tasmania’s bus network operates from the Hobart Bus Mall on Elizabeth Street, only a few blocks away, providing frequent connections across the city. In addition, the nearby ferry service at Brooke Street Pier offers an alternative route across the Derwent River for staff and customers

The property is within 0.3 km of heritage attractions such as the Odeon Theatre, numerous historic homes, and cultural institutions like the Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts. It is also close to major shopping precincts and the vibrant Salamanca Market area, which draw both locals and tourists

Bathurst Street links directly to the city’s key arterial routes, including the Brooker Highway to the north and the Tasman Bridge to the east, facilitating easy vehicular access to the northern suburbs, the Eastern Shore and the wider Tasmanian road network

Hobart is Tasmania’s financial and administrative hub and a gateway to Antarctic operations, supporting a diverse range of industries from tourism to public services. The city’s strong tourism draw, including MONA and the historic waterfront, fuels consumer traffic that can benefit retail, hospitality or service‑based businesses

Bathurst Street runs through a dense mix of heritage sites, retail corridors and cultural venues, generating steady pedestrian flow from nearby office workers, tourists visiting heritage places and shoppers heading to the CBD’s main streets