You can't manufacture 550 metres of river frontage. You can plant, fence, and improve but you can't invent access to one of Australia's most iconic waterways, or the silence that comes with it.
Set where the Murray River opens into its wetlands, this is a rare kind of holding, part working land, part private sanctuary, part something you stumble on once in a lifetime. Across roughly 194.66 hectares (481 acres) on three allotments with elevated views stretching out across the water.
Endless secluded pockets sit ready for a caravan and a fire, each one private enough to feel like your own stretch of river. Mornings bring birdsong and mist; evenings bring a pink sunset and real quiet. Fishing, kayaking, or just sitting by the fire watching the water move, this is land built for slowing down. And with three separate allotments, there's room to build, hold, or subdivide down the track (subject to Council approval).
For those thinking beyond a private escape, the bones are already here for something more with potential for eco huts, glamping, nature-based tourism on a setting few operators would ever get the chance to secure.
This isn't just a block of dirt by a river. It's frontage and freedom and it's rare.
Features:
Freehold title of approximately 194.66 hectares (481 acres)
550 metres of Murray River frontage with direct river access
Three separate allotments (Lots 24, 25 and Lot 1), offering flexibility for future ownership or development opportunities, with potential subdivision (subject to Council approval)
Endless secluded, private spots for caravan and camping use
Elevated outlooks across the river and surrounding wetlands
Exceptional fishing, boating and kayaking straight off your own frontage
Strong potential for an eco-tourism venture of tiny homes, glamping, or nature-based stays
Peaceful, private Riverland setting with clear night skies for stargazing
Rare lifestyle, recreational or long-term landholding opportunity
