Set across approximately 109 acres, this established rural holding presents an opportunity to secure a versatile parcel of land with existing infrastructure for grazing, equestrian pursuits and general agricultural use.
133 Sneyd Road East features several fenced paddocks, established grazing areas, holding pens and horse facilities, alongside substantial shedding and established stock-handling infrastructure. With a combination of open land, supporting improvements and existing water systems, it offers a practical foundation for those seeking a rural lifestyle or a property suited to their agricultural interests.
Shedding & Agricultural Infrastructure:
- Two large implement sheds: One utilised for machinery, plant and equipment storage; the second configured for horse stabling.
- Two-stand shearing shed: Established infrastructure for livestock handling and shearing.
- Cattle yards: Dedicated stock-handling facilities.
- Horse shelters: Positioned within various holding pens and paddocks to support equestrian use.
Land & Rural Improvements
- Approximately 109 acres of gently undulating rural land, comprising several fenced paddocks, holding pens and established grazing areas.
- Multiple horse paddocks with shelters, suitable for equestrian and livestock pursuits.
- Established rural infrastructure supporting cattle, horses and general agricultural activities.
- Elevated homestead position enjoying expansive easterly views across the surrounding countryside towards the Coorong.
Water Supply & Irrigation
- Two large concrete water tanks: Approximately 100,000 litres combined capacity.
- Rainwater storage supplying the residence.
- Greywater supplied by the bore, servicing livestock watering, irrigation sprinklers and established gardens.
- Two smaller tanks collect rainwater runoff from the rear of the shedding.
Residence & Services:
- Circa 1979 brick veneer residence.
- Three bedrooms, one bathroom and established living areas.
- Slow-combustion wood heater and reverse-cycle split-system air conditioning
- Elevated within the landscape, the residence enjoys an easterly aspect with picturesque views across the surrounding countryside and distant outlooks towards the Coorong.
- Connected to mains electricity
- Existing solar power system
Bore Summary can be found at: WaterConnect SA (SA Gov website)
https://www.waterconnect.sa.gov.au/Systems/GD/Pages/Default.aspx#Property
Contact Team Heaslip to arrange your private viewing today:
- Ben Heaslip | 0439 860 891
- Cass Leak | 0428 004 670
Specifications:
CT / 5303/68
Council / Alexandrina Council
Zoning / Productive Rural Landscape - PRuL
Built / 1979
Land / 44.19HA (approx)
Disclaimer: Every precaution has been taken to establish the accuracy of the material herein. Prospective purchasers should not confine themselves to the contents but should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves in all respects. South Coast Realty will not accept any responsibility should any details prove to be incomplete or incorrect. RLA 241454.
