THIS MAY BE THE LAST TIME YOU'LL EVER HAVE THE CHANCE TO SECURE AN ALLOTMENT OF THIS MAGNITUDE WITHIN STRATHALBYN.
Welcome to Strathalbyn's premier land estate - a place where space, serenity and lifestyle come together in the most irresistible way. This exceptional 3,068m² allotment sits just a gentle stroll from the breathtaking Pipers Crest parklands and the tranquil Angas River, creating a setting that feels both exclusive and deeply connected to nature.
The scale of the land is extraordinary, offering endless possibilities for those dreaming of a statement home, expansive shedding, sweeping gardens or a lifestyle sanctuary unlike anything else in the township. With SA Water, sewer, power and NBN already connected, the groundwork is done - all that's left is to choose your builder and bring your vision to life.
Opportunities like this are almost unheard of now. Large allotments within Strathalbyn's township boundary have become incredibly scarce, and this may genuinely be one of the final chances to secure something of this size and calibre. It's a moment to act decisively, because once it's gone, it's gone for good.
A rare offering in an unbeatable position - strike now and secure your future in one of Strathalbyn's most coveted pockets.
"Pipers Crest"- Highlights
- Choose your own builder
- Master planned design
- Wide open spaces
- Glorious parklands
- Picturesque lake
- Lush tree lined streets
- Fenced Tennis Court
- Playground
- Dual undercover dining areas
- BBQ Facilities
- Meandering walking trails leading to the town centre
Location
- 3-5 Minutes to the township centre
- 15 minutes to Mt Barker
- 30 minutes to Murray Bridge
- 30 Minutes to the South Coast
- 45 Minutes to Adelaide
* Green line | 10m Vegetation buffer
* Red Line | 20m Building setback
Council / Alexandrina
Zoning / Hills Neighbourhood
All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
