70 Bathurst Street

The site occupies a land parcel of 619 m². This provides a modest footprint suitable for a range of ground‑level commercial uses.

Given its central location, the property is well‑suited to retail showrooms, boutique offices, cafés or service‑oriented enterprises such as consultancy or health‑care practices. The size supports a single‑storey layout with room for display or client reception areas.

The property sits within the city’s core, providing quick access to the five major state highways that converge on Launceston, including the Midland and Bass Highways. Launceston Airport is about 15 km to the south‑east, and the Port of Bell Bay is roughly 48 km north, facilitating both passenger and freight connections.

Within a 0.5 km radius you’ll find hotels (Art Hotel on York, The Mews Motel), the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Village Cinemas, and several radio stations (89.3 LAFM, 90.1 Chilli FM). These venues generate steady foot traffic and provide networking opportunities for businesses.

Launceston is a major retail and service hub for northern Tasmania, with a strong agricultural and tourism economy and a 2021 designation as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. This creates a diverse customer base and a supportive environment for both retail and professional services.

Being a short walk from landmarks such as Prince’s Square, the Queen Victoria Museum, and the nearby hotels means high visibility to both locals and visitors. Tourism growth in the region can translate into increased patronage for retail, hospitality or experience‑based businesses.

The CBD’s network of one‑way streets is designed for efficient vehicle movement, while the surrounding arterial roads connect directly to the city’s freight corridors. This layout supports reliable deliveries and easy access for customers arriving by car or public transport.