38 Barrack Street

Barrack Street lies in Hobart’s central business district, which serves as Tasmania’s financial and administrative hub and a major tourism centre. The location is therefore attractive for professional services, retail, hospitality, and enterprises that benefit from high visitor traffic and proximity to government offices.

The Hobart Bus Mall on Elizabeth Street is the main hub for Metro Tasmania bus services, providing frequent connections across the city. In addition, the nearby Brooke Street Pier offers ferry services to the Eastern Shore, giving staff and clients alternative travel options.

The site is within easy reach of Hobart’s key arterial routes, including the Brooker Highway to the north, the Tasman Bridge and Bowen Bridge across the River Derwent, and the Southern Outlet south to Kingston. These connections facilitate convenient vehicle access from across Greater Hobart.

Within a few hundred metres are heritage sites on Bathurst Street, the Village Cinema, and a variety of cafés and restaurants typical of the city centre. The proximity to cultural attractions such as Salamanca Place and the Museum of Old & New Art (MONA) also draws foot traffic that can benefit retail or hospitality operations.

Yes. Hobart hosts a diverse economy with major sectors in health, public administration, finance, tourism, and Antarctic logistics. The presence of large employers like the Royal Hobart Hospital, the University of Tasmania, and the port’s Antarctic gateway activities creates a robust client and workforce base.

Hobart Airport, offering domestic flights and Antarctic Airlink services, is a short drive away via the Brooker Highway. The main port at Sullivans Cove provides cargo, cruise ship, and Antarctic resupply operations, supporting businesses that require maritime logistics.