21 Sherry Road, Port Augusta West SA 5700

This 1,200m2 allotment in the Port Augusta West St Eyre Estate, presents an exciting opportunity for investors and homeowners alike. With plenty of established homes in the estate, this vacant block offers the ideal setting to create your dream residence, with water available for added convenience.

Imagine waking up each day to the stunning Flinders Ranges right on your doorstep, offering the perfect blend of regional living and natural surrounds. Whether you're looking to build for your family or invest in a growing area, this is a chance to embrace the lifestyle you've been searching for.

Call Charmaine on 0428 656 181 for more information.

Land: 1,200m2
Zoning: Suburban Neighbourhood
Council rates: $1,322.71 p.a. (2024/25)
Easements: Yes
Water available: Yes
Sewer available: No

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Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and no warranty or representative is given or made as to the correctness of information supplied and neither the owners nor their agent can accept responsibility for error or omissions. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All inclusions and exclusions must be confirmed in the Contract of Sale.

If a land size is quoted it is an approximation only. You must make your own enquiries as to this figure's accuracy. We do not guarantee the accuracy of these measurements. All development enquiries and site requirements should be directed to the local govt. authority.