28 Anglesea Street, Wivenhoe TAS 7320, Australia
The site includes a land parcel measuring approximately 1,186 m². This provides ample space for a range of commercial layouts and outdoor uses.
The location is adjacent to the Bass Highway, which runs east–west along the Bass Strait shoreline, offering direct regional connectivity. Additionally, the C102 Stowport Road terminates at the Bass Highway in Wivenhoe, linking the site to Stowport and the Murchison Highway.
The site sits about 3 kilometres south‑east of Burnie, placing it within a short drive of the town’s commercial services, workforce and amenities. This proximity supports both customer access and employee commuting.
Within roughly 1 kilometre are the Emu River, the Emu River Road Bridge (a heritage place), and Emu Bay and Wivenhoe Beach, offering scenic views and potential for tourism‑related enterprises. These assets can enhance a business’s appeal and provide outdoor promotional opportunities.
The APPM Administration Buildings, a heritage commercial complex, are located about 1.8 kilometres away, providing nearby office and administrative services. Their presence adds a professional environment to the surrounding area.
The 2016 Australian census recorded a population of 220 for the suburb of Wivenhoe. While the immediate community is small, the close proximity to Burnie expands the potential customer and labour market.
The parcel’s size and location make it appropriate for small‑scale retail, office, or light‑industrial operations that benefit from easy highway access and nearby town amenities. Its flexibility allows for a range of layout configurations to suit various business models.
