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Tingira Drive

"Esplanade location without the Esplanade Traffic"

Located in this tightly held seaside location, prepare to be inspired with arguably the most majestic views on the Southern coast.

In the middle of this spectacular street you’ll find the generous beachside reserve with manicured lawn area and the backdrop of the ocean and Marina.

Located in close proximity to public transport, the Noarlunga rail terminal, the Centro Colonnades shopping complex, public and private schools and medical facilities.

Great for

  • Quiet location with low traffic
  • Views of the entire peninsula
  • Large allotments available with spectacular large homes

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • LGBT+
  • Hipsters
  • Students
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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Peters Terrace

"A view you can't go past"

Peters Terrace is located in the heart of beautiful Mount Compass and runs parallel to Victor Harbour Road. The street enjoys a buffer from the main road. Most of the houses enjoy a generous setback from the street and feature the added bonus of being situated on a larger than usual allotment.

The highlight would havto be the spectacular views of the adjacent hills and countyside.

Most of the street is within walking distance to the local amenities and school.

For more detailed Real Estate advice On the Southern region contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 0404 099 528, via email at [email protected] or drop into our office at 178 Main Road, McLaren Vale.

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Mount Compass

"Relax with the country lifestyle"

This unique and popular country is located approximately 15 minutes from the McLaren Vale wine region and approximately 20 minutes from Victor Harbour.

The centre of the town houses the local amenities including the grocery store, petrol station, hardware store, hotel, butcher and a delightful bakery.

The local school offers the opportunity to study agriculture and a friendly atmosphere.

There has recently been significant growth with new subdivisions and the highly regarded golf course. Residents have enjoyed the benefits of purchasing affordable land that is generous in size and often enjoys an outlook of the beautiful surrounds. The standard of housing is generally
extremely good and family friendly.

Outside of the town centre you will find picturesque rolling hills and large rural properties.

Overall a very tranquil and relaxing place to live.

For more detailed Real Estate advice On the Southern region contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 0404 099 528, via email at [email protected] or drop into our office at 178 Main Road, McLaren Vale.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Country Lovers
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"Adelaide's best kept secret"

I've lived around this area now for 12 years between Compass, Hindmarsh Valley & Victor Harbor. The locals don't realize how good they've got it and I think because of this the area has remained a secret to some extent.

Just 15 minutes to the beach, its close enough to commute to work in the southern suburbs (20 minutes) & only 45 minutes to Adelaide. So close yet it feels like you're really living the country life - brilliant golf course, wine region & vineyards not far, magnificent panoramic views of trees, hills & valleys. Local traffic only through the new residential area. New wetland area is under construction and the whole town is beautifully quiet except for the songs of birds.

It has an excellent school with a balance of academic and horticultural/agricultural focus. The local IGA supermarket is open 7 days a week until mid evening and public holidays and you can get most things you need there so its pretty convenient. Great little cafe & bakery, local pub & clean fresh air. It's cheap, quality, clean living.

Excellent opportunities for young families, couples, first homers & retirees looking to buy fair priced, near new homes. There is still some good land for sale, the soil is sandy loam with no rock and is very cheap to build a house on because the footing costs are so low. Yes I do own land here for all the reasons I have just mentioned.

Mount Compass is an excellent place to live and an excellent investment for capital gain in the near future.

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Flotilla Street

"Family Friendly Street In A High Demand Suburb"

Only a short distance from both the Seaford and Moana beaches this great street offers value for money when it comes to location. Many of the 1970's an 1980's homes are being renovated and the garden proud home owners create high street appeal. The residents get the benefits of having generous sized allotments, perfect for families with children who want a playset as well as room to run.
You'll find the traffic low yet access to local amenities extremely simple.
The large Seaford shopping complex, surrounding reasturants and takeaway shops, medical facilities and transport routes are all close by and with the soon to be completed Seaford rail extension access to the outer suburbs will be even easier.
For more detailed real estate advice in the southern region contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 0404 099 528, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana

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Spruce Avenue

"Quiet, Convenient and Practical"

Located in the prestigious and tightly held "Beechwood Estate" this small and quiet street is in high demand with all the local amenities just around the corner is hard to go past. A large majority of the streets homes enjoy an outlook onto Either the well kept park of the ever popular Moana Primary School.
The large Seaford shopping complex and the surrounding reasturants and takeaway shops are easily within walking distance. Medical centres, public transport routes and of course the beach are all close by and with the soon to be completed Seaford rail extension access to the outer suburbs will be even easier.
Most of the homes were built in the 1990's and are of a low maintenance design with the villa or courtyard homes being very popular.
A highly appreciated street from those looking to downsize and investors looking for a low
maintenance property.
For more detailed real estate advice in the southern region contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 0404 099 528, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana

Who lives here?

  • Singles
  • Retirees
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Seaford Rise

"Perfect Family Lifestyle"

Seaford Rise is a reasonably new area in comparison to its surrounding suburbs that is still enjoying expansions with further land released for housing. It has proven itself as an upmarket area with a large diversity of houses, mostly which were built from the 1990’s until present. The houses and allotments vary from villas and courtyard blocks to full size allotments with large double storey homes. There are a range of views catered for ranging from the Southern Hills to the Pedlers Creek and all the way around to capture the Ocean.
Numerous parks and Reserves are located throughout and surrounding this beautiful suburb, many of which contain playgrounds for your children to explore. The tree lined walking trail winding from the parade to Augusta Drive gives you the option to leave your car at home and enjoy the walk to the shops, whilst the bike track will let you walk or ride as far as Noarlunga or McLaren Vale via the old train Line. The public transport system is on the rise, with the already frequent bus service and the future extension of the Noarlunga Train line.
The Seaford Rise Shopping Precinct caters to all your shopping needs with over 40 stores ranging from Woolworths, Foodland and Specialty food stores to Electronics, Fashion and Beauty Stores. As Far as night time entertainment and dine in meals go the Seaford Hotel is a very popular local choice. The area is spoilt for takeaway with a large number of cuisines scattered throughout.
Overall Seaford Rise is a quiet and friendly place to live, catering for all demographics ranging from large families and single couples to those looking to retire. For more detailed real estate advice in the Southern regions contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 08 8386 2322, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana.

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Cove Circuit

"A Walk In The Park"

Cove Circuit is shaped around a substantial reserve featuring a tree lined walking trail and playground for the children. Being a circuit the traffic is minimal and the open space of the reserve creates a level of privacy that you wouldn’t find in many locations. With block sizes ranging from approximately 300 to 700 square metres the area is suitable for all demographics who want to enjoy a relaxed lifestyle on a park.
For more detailed real estate advice in the Southern regions contact Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 08 8386 2322, or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana.

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Maslin Beach

"Tranquil beach side suburb that gives you that holiday feeling all year round"

Maslin Beach boasts one of the southern regions most pristine and untouched beaches. As a much quieter and tranquil version of its sister suburbs, Maslin Beach attracts those looking for a carefree and relaxing lifestyle in a beachside suburb. The area is in the process of being reinvented and the once much loved holiday homes and weather beaten shacks are being replaced with new upmarket houses and townhouses for families to call home. With the recent major works on the nearby Moana Heights and Seaford Shopping Centres a quick trip to the shops is just that. With nearby schools, doctors, restaurants’ and regular bus services this is one of the only suburbs to enjoy the luxury of modern living but without the hustle and bustle. Maslin beach has always been extremely popular and will benefit strongly with the widening of the southern expressway and the rail extension to Seaford making it even more accessible. Overall we anticipate very high capital growth prospects for the coming year. For more detailed real estate advice in the Southern regions contact your local Maslin Beach area specialist Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 08 8386 2322, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana.

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Jasmine Avenue

"Views from every angle"

Jasmine Avenue is located in the heart of the beachside suburb of Maslin Beach. The street is set opposite a reserve which offers a large grassed area, making this the perfect place for families to have their afternoon picnics and watch the kids amuse themselves. As more upmarket double-story homes are built, more people will be lucky enough to enjoy the sea views from their home adding to the already high appeal of this beautiful street. For more detailed real estate advice in the Southern regions contact your local area specialist Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 08 8386 2322, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana

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Oleander Road

"Prestigious Street with breathtaking sea views"

Oleander Road is one of Maslin Beaches’ most prestigious streets. Located directly across the road from a large rural reserve containing walking trails along the foreshore, your family will have every opportunity to explore this beautiful area. Most of the homes on this strip enjoy uninterrupted stunning views over Maslin Beach and out along the Peninsula. Recent developments have seen brand new, upmarket homes constructed in replacement of the older beach shacks adding to the already great aesthetics of this street. If you’re looking for a relaxing lifestyle with breathtaking sea views and without the traffic of an Esplanade then this street is for you. For more detailed real estate advice in the Southern regions contact your local area specialist Zoe Laris at Southgate Real Estate on 08 8386 2322, via email at [email protected] or drop into our local office at 1 Griffiths Drive, Moana.

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