Raine & Horne Two Wells

104 Old Port Wakefield Road, Two Wells, South Australia, Australia 5510

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Meet the team

Get to know the property manager at Raine & Horne Two Wells.

Gwen Levesque

Senior Property Manager

rentals@gawler.rh.com.au

About Gwen

Gwen commenced with Raine & Horne Gawler in October 2016 and has 6 plus years Real Estate experience predominately in Property Management. She is a highly-motivated operator and has her full Real Estate qualifications in Sales and Property Management that she obtained in the Northern Territory and Queensland. Being a Property Investor herself, Gwen strives to have make sure every investment property is managed to the highest calibre. Gwen’s wealth of experience will guide landlords through with every aspect of having an investment property. Gwen holds a high standard when it comes to managing investment properties. Not only does she want your investment safe for a tenant to reside in but also to make sure they are well maintained at all times. Gwen certainly understands the need for strong communication and she ensures that Property Owners and Tenants alike are keep up to date at all times. Gwen and her family have moved back to the area after spending time in the Northern Territory and Queensland. If you are considering having your current home as an investment or have an investment already have a chat with Gwen as she would love to guide you through this processes.

About us

Two Wells as the name suggests – our early settlers used two aboriginal wells in the region as a fresh water source. Today, an eclectic mix of residential living, high income, intensive Agriculture, Industry, and the rich productive plains for cropping, sheep and cattle. Virginia and Angle-Vale are now well established and known as the “bread basket” of South Australia with market gardens, wineries and more recently the 60 million dollar investment into a huge hydroponic tomato growing project, utilizing the most up to date technology. Cereal crops include Wheat, Barley and Canola The relatively safe rainfall of this region 460mm (18 inches) provides good stable farming. The Northern growth corridor underwrites an ongoing prosperous region for many generations to come. A varied interesting lifestyle with plenty of opportunity is assured.