22650 Bass Highway

The site sits on a substantial parcel of land measuring 623,658 square metres, providing ample space for large‑scale operations or development.

The property is located directly on the Bass Highway, the principal north‑west Tasmanian corridor, and Smithton’s historic rail links indicate additional freight options within the region.

Smithton’s economy is driven by agriculture (dairy, beef, crop farming), fishing, aquaculture, timber and food processing, with major employers such as Greenham Tasmania, McCain Foods, Britton Bros, Ta Ann Tasmania and Tasmanian Seafoods nearby.

Smithton was an early trial site for the National Broadband Network, with the first customers connected in August 2010, ensuring access to high‑speed internet services.

Within a 2–3 km radius there are a hotel (Tall Timbers Tasmania), a police station, several heritage sites, parks such as Briant Hill Nature Recreation Area, and the A.N.Z. Bank, providing convenient services for employees and visitors.

Yes; the town hosts sizable processing plants, including a meat plant (Greenham Tasmania), a potato facility (McCain Foods), timber mills, and an abalone cannery, employing hundreds of locals, indicating an available skilled labor pool.

Smithton experiences a Mediterranean‑influenced oceanic climate with mild, dry summers and cool, wet winters, averaging 899 mm of annual precipitation, which should be considered for any climate‑sensitive activities.