Lake Road

Milang SA 5256

It's clear to see every other costly necessity is here, most brand new, leaving the next exciting step yours with a level potential home site gazing out to long, lake and rural views.

Concrete-floored, insulated, and offering a mobile bathroom, the immense shed hosts 3-phase power and 30 solar panels (13.1kW) of comfort and support while your new home, holiday retreat, or off-grid design (STCC) takes shape.

New home or not, graze livestock, a few horses, or discover what living moments to Milang's low-key tourist town on the shores of Lake Alexandrina really means.

Drop the boat in, enjoy a spot of jetty fishing, linger over a cool climate wine at one of many acclaimed Langhorne Creek cellar doors, or explore the greater Fleurieu and Coorong in the caravan - the one that fits securely in the shed - with no return date necessary…

Location: 3kms to Milang, 12kms to the spectacular Langhorne Creek wine region, 20kms to Strathalbyn, and 82kms to Adelaide International Airport - (all approx.)

'A high calibre holding of quality, versatility, and position ready for you to put your individual stamp on.'

More considerations:
Picturesque rural setting with lake views
Ideal level plot to plan your dream build (STCC)
21.7m x 7m high clearance shed with 3-phase power, insulation & 13.1kW solar
3m x 7m hay/utility shed
Established gravel driveway & arrival fencing
5 fully fenced horse paddocks (2 with shelters) plus race
CPC water connection (stock & domestic supply)
90,000L of rainwater
10 minutes to one of Australia's oldest wine regions - Langhorne Creek
Realise on a long-held rural dream…

C.T. 6117/982
Allotment 101 / DP 90768
Hundred: Bremer
Zone: Rural
Land area: 6.2ha (15.3acs)
Council area: Alexandrina
Council rates: $1,080 per annum approx.

Paul Clifford R&H Rural SA 0427 796 144

All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.