AUCTION 28th NOVEMBER 2026, 12 NOON ON-SITE
Introducing 78 Main Street, formerly known as the 'Crack House', or quite simply, one of the best-known addresses in Australia's premier mountain biking town.
Iconic, prominent and positioned in arguably one of Derby's most sought-after locations, this substantial 2,587 sqm site, or more than half an acre, is ready for its next chapter.
Channelling the pioneering spirit of Derby's early prospectors and the vision of the trail builders who have transformed the town into an international mountain biking destination, this is an opportunity to create something truly significant in a location that continues to attract attention from around Australia and beyond.
With Derby now firmly established on the world mountain biking map, the future continues to look exceptionally bright. Subject to Council approval, the site's Village zoning provides scope for a range of development possibilities, potentially including commercial, residential or mixed-use opportunities.
Imagine a development that takes advantage of the site's prominent position, the ever-growing tourism market and the thousands of visitors drawn to Derby each year. Whether your vision is accommodation, retail, hospitality, residential or something completely different, this is a rare opportunity to secure a significant piece of Derby's history and help shape its future.
Fuel your imagination with the fresh Tasmanian air, dramatic surrounding landscape and the unmistakable energy of a town that has become synonymous with adventure, mountain biking and tourism.
Derby is approximately 95km from Launceston Airport, providing convenient connections to interstate capital cities. The continued growth of Blue Derby has firmly established the town as one of Tasmania's leading tourism destinations, attracting mountain bike riders and adventure seekers from across Australia and around the world.
The wider region adds even more to Derby's appeal, with world-renowned golf courses including Barnbougle and Lost Farm, vineyards and cellar doors, spectacular North East Tasmanian scenery and an ever-expanding range of tourism and lifestyle attractions. Derby's evolution is continuing, with the new wellness centre about to commence construction and the New Evolution mountain bike shop already under construction, adding further momentum to an already world-famous outdoor adventure destination.
The question is not where Derby is going. The question is how far it can go. The opportunity is here to create the next landmark in Derby's remarkable story.
AUCTION 28 NOVEMBER 2026, 12 NOON ON-SITE
