Freeling, SA 5372

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of South Australia, Freeling embodies the essence of rural living, offering a serene escape from the frenetic pace of city life. As with any locale, there are both pros and cons to consider when contemplating a move to this suburb. Freeling offers a tranquil rural lifestyle with a strong sense of community, but it's not without its challenges. For those seeking a peaceful retreat amidst scenic countryside, Freeling may be the perfect place to call home. However, prospective residents should carefully consider the potential drawbacks, including limited employment opportunities, transportation challenges, and the isolated nature of rural living, before making the move to this charming suburb.

Nick Bevan | Land Agent | Harcourts Gawler Sales

My partner and I both grew up in Freeling, our families still live there. It feels so safe to walk around, even at night, and the land and houses are really affordable. There is a real sense of community, and it really is a town where the locals know each other. The downside to Freeling is that there isn't a high school (most kids go to Kapunda or Nuriootpa for high school), and there are very limited conveniences (a post office, 2 takeaway stores, 2 pubs, a second-hand shop, a Foodworks and more recently, a chemist). In saying this, Gawler and Nuriootpa are only short drives away.