41 Cranbrook Street, Botany NSW 2019, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 6, 41 CRANBROOK STREET.
The unit sits on a land parcel of 531 m². This provides ample space for the typical layout of a free‑standing unit.
The address is about 0.2 km from the Botany suburb centre, placing it within easy walking distance of local shops and services.
Heritage sites close to the unit include the Old Sir Joseph Banks Hotel (approximately 0.8 km away) and the Botany Post Office (about 0.5 km away). Both are recognized on the New South Wales heritage register.
Nearby green spaces include Booralee Park (0.2 km), Sir Joseph Banks Park (0.8 km), Mahroot Reserve (0.6 km) and the larger Eastlakes Golf Course area (around 1.4 km). These provide walking tracks, playgrounds and open‑air recreation.
Botany was once connected by a tram line that began as a steam service in 1882 and converted to electric in 1903, running along Botany Road to the suburb. The line was closed in 1960, and today bus routes such as 309 follow much of its former path.
Botany Bay, located south of the suburb, is where Captain James Cook first landed in 1770. The bay’s name derives from the botanical specimens collected by the expedition’s naturalists, Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander.
Botany hosts extensive commercial development centred on shipping and freight, notably the Port Botany facility. The suburb also contains large chemical production plants, such as the Orica site, which have shaped its industrial profile.
