Set on an impressive 86.34 hectares (approx. 213 acres), this expansive rural property offers a unique opportunity to secure a lifestyle parcel with privacy, versatility, and room to grow-all just a short drive from Wangary, scenic Coffin Bay, and the services of Port Lincoln.
Enjoy the best of both worlds: tranquil country living with convenient access to the coast and city amenities. Positioned on a desirable corner allotment, this block offers excellent road access while maintaining seclusion and privacy thanks to its natural landscape and setback from the roadside.
A generous portion of cleared open space presents a prime opportunity to design and build your dream home or rural retreat (STCC), with plenty of room to incorporate shedding, gardens, or even a small hobby farm. Imagine waking up to peaceful sunrises, enjoying open skies, and embracing the self-sufficient lifestyle you've always dreamed of.
The property already includes a simple 16'x 20' shed with basic amenities in place - ideal as a weekend base, camp spot or to support future development. Supporting infrastructure includes a septic tank, rainwater storage, plumbing is in place for the bathroom and kitchen but not connected, gas connected to the oven, and there is an inverter available should you wish to install solar power.
Whether you're seeking a lifestyle change, a base for rural living, or a blank canvas with significant future potential, this property offers the foundation for something truly special.
Create your own slice of paradise just minutes from the coastline and only 30 minutes to Port Lincoln - this is the rural opportunity you've been waiting for!
Contact Georgie Kemp today to make a time to view this rare rural landholding.
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