14 Bacon Factory Road, Smithton TAS 7330, Australia
The property sits on 1,375 m² of land. This provides ample space for expansion, storage or outdoor operations.
The site is situated in Smithton’s industrial hub, close to established processing facilities such as Greenham’s meat plant, McCain Foods’ potato plant, timber mills and Tasmanian Seafoods. This proximity offers shared supply chains, skilled labour and related services.
The property fronts the Bass Highway, the main arterial road connecting Smithton to Burnie (approximately 85 km southeast). Historical rail lines in the area also indicate legacy freight routes that can support bulk logistics.
Within 1‑2 km there is the Tall Timbers Tasmania hotel for accommodation, the A.N.Z. Bank heritage building, and the Smithton Police Station. These facilities provide convenient banking, security and hospitality services for employees and clients.
Smithton was one of the first Tasmanian towns to trial the National Broadband Network in August 2010, indicating that reliable broadband infrastructure is present for commercial use.
Smithton experiences a mild, Mediterranean‑influenced oceanic climate with average summer highs of 22 °C and winter lows around 4.7 °C. Annual precipitation is moderate at roughly 900 mm, concentrated in the wetter winter months.
Major employers such as Greenham Tasmania, McCain Foods, Britton Bros and Ta Ann timber mills are all located within the Smithton area, typically within a few kilometres, facilitating easy access to suppliers and potential collaboration.
