174 Princes Highway, Tailem Bend SA 5260

WATERVIEWS IN THE HOME OF THE BEND MOTOR SPORT PARK

HOME OF THE BEND MOTOR SPORT PARK

AN OPORTUNITY EXISTS TO BY AN AMAZING BLOCK WITH WATER VIEWS soooo close to the waterfront, uninterrupted water views. ONE LARGE BLOCK TO THE FRONT on 1070 m2 best offers for this large block all water views $360K or by the whole development including the block at the back for $400K . ALL WITH SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL ALL SERVICES AVAILABLE
Uninterrupted views over the beautiful Murray River, perfect for the boat / Fishing enthusiast. The waterfront is only a stone's throw away.
Situated in a great location these three blocks are in a perfect spot, two overlooking the Murray River within walking distance to the shops,
If you're into nature and birds this is where it all is, relax on your own front deck and be in awe of what this water wonderland has to offer.
What more do you want Home of the Bend motor sport park.
The Bend Motorsport Park is one of the most significant developments in Australian motor sport history. A state of the art, world-class motor sport facility, The Bend will deliver an exhilarating experience for competitors, enthusiasts and spectators alike.
Tailem Bend is a town on the Murray River in South Australia and the home of The Bend Motorsport Park. It is located less than 100 km south-east of Adelaide. It is located on the cliffs above the east bank of the Murray River close to where the river empties into Lake Alexandrina. � Tailem Bend� developed when the 'south line' railway was laid through the area in 1886. It became an important railway centre and the town was proclaimed in 1887. Other industries such as dairying and cattle market were also established around Tailem Bend. Agricultural industries continue around� Tailem Bend� today.
The origin of the name Tailem Bend is unknown although some believe it is derived from the Ngarrindjeri word 'Thealem' meaning bend. Others think the name came from an early European settler, Donald Gollan who called his property 'Talem'. Another suggestion is that the name derives from an Aboriginal word meaning 'to miss' coming from the myth of the giant Murray cod, Ponde, who escaped from his hunter Ngurunderi for the second time in the area
JUST OVER 1 HOUR TO ADELAIDE CBD.

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