Held in the tightly held Back Valley district, just minutes from Victor Harbor, Callemonda represented a rare opportunity to secure a productive and picturesque rural holding in one of the Fleurieu Peninsula's most sought-after locations.
Spanning approximately 97.12 hectares (240 acres), the property offered an outstanding balance of quality grazing land, exceptional water security and practical infrastructure. Gently undulating paddocks, established shelter belts and a mix of improved and semi-improved pastures created a well-managed holding ideally suited to livestock production.
A standout feature was the property's impressive 61,500-kilolitre licensed water allocation, complemented by five dams, including a spring-fed dam, with gravity-fed reticulation providing reliable water throughout the property.
The improvements included a charming circa 1930s stone and brick residence with three bedrooms, together with a former shearing shed, dairy, hay shed, quality cattle yards and power-connected infrastructure, providing everything needed for an efficient grazing enterprise.
Beyond its farming credentials, Callemonda also appealed to lifestyle buyers seeking privacy, space and the tranquility of country living, all while remaining just a short drive from Victor Harbor's shopping, schools, cafés and coastal attractions.
Properties of this calibre are becoming increasingly difficult to secure, combining productive farmland, abundant water and an enviable lifestyle in one exceptional package.
Congratulations to our vendors and purchasers on the successful sale of this outstanding Fleurieu Peninsula property.
Disclaimer: We have in preparing this information used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained herein is true and accurate but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect of any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements that may occur. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained herein. RLA 62833
