48/32 Beach Street

The property sits on a 40,643 m² parcel of land. This extensive area provides ample space for large‑scale commercial development, storage facilities or distribution centres.

The location is on Beach Street, a main thoroughfare in Tuncurry, and is just a short distance north of the 1959 bridge that links Tuncurry with its twin town Forster. This bridge offers direct road access across the Coolongolook River, facilitating movement of goods between the two towns.

Within a kilometre there are several commercial and community amenities, including the Bali Hi Motel (0.6 km) for accommodation, the former John Wright and Son Shipyards site (0.9 km) indicating a historic industrial hub, and a series of parks and reserves that can provide recreational space for staff.

Tuncurry has a resident population of about 6,376 (2021 Census) and experiences a significant seasonal influx of holidaymakers during summer and school holidays. Businesses that cater to tourism, leisure or seasonal demands can benefit from this fluctuating but sizable market.

Tuncurry lies approximately 307 km north‑north‑east of Sydney, providing a reasonable drive for regional distribution. The town’s coastal road network connects to major highways serving the Mid North Coast region.

The area has a history of timber cutting, sawmills and shipbuilding, highlighted by the former John Wright and Son Shipyards located 0.9 km away. This heritage suggests an established skill base and infrastructure that could be advantageous for manufacturing or marine‑related businesses.

Within a kilometre there are several parks and reserves such as Oxley Park (0.6 km) and John Wright Park (0.7 km), as well as sporting clubs including the Tuncurry Golf Course and local football and rugby league clubs. These facilities provide convenient options for employee recreation and team‑building activities.