LOT 108 Scott Road, Langhorne Creek SA 5255

$195,000 for 4 x allotments totaling 4048m2 approximately (A91 & 91 Bridge Road and A107 & 108 Scott Road, Langhorne Creek)

When does an acre of land ever become available in the centre of a vibrant country town just one hour from the city, 40 minutes from the beach, 15 minutes from Lake Alexandrina and 30 minutes from the mighty Murray River?

For sale are 4 allotments totalling some 4048m2+ approximately (over an acre) with two of the allotments zoned Rural Settlement (A108 & A91) and the other two zoned Rural Horticulture (not suitable for a dwelling). Allotment 108 has been built up to the AHD (Australian High Datum) level and plans detailing this are available at your request. The vendor has also had a soil test completed and recommendation for an on-site domestic wastewater management system (available at your request). SA water is connected with power available.

Imagine living amongst the trees and looking out your windows at your very own forest of mixed species gums. This established and carefully planned timberland will provide ample shade from the western sun in the summer and natures enjoyment all year round.

Langhorne Creek boasts to be one of the best country towns around. With a thriving viticultural industry, one of the oldest wineries in Australia, and some of the most outstanding cellar doors in the state, this town offers many attractions. The primary school is only 300m away as well as a country store, pub, local SM hall and excellent sporting facilities including a beautifully maintained oval, tennis courts and bowling green.

For further information regarding building requirements please contact the Alexandrina Council on 8555 7000.

CT / 6035/876
Council / Alexandrina Council
Zoning / Rural Settlement / Rural Horticulture
Council Rates / TBA

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