Lot 101 Christmas Hill Road

The parcel measures 3,409 m², which is about 0.34 hectares. It is a single contiguous block of land.

The parcel is roughly 0.5 km from the centre of Andamooka, placing the primary school, community library and local shops within 0.7 km. This proximity means most town services are a short walk or drive away.

Several opal diggings are within 1 km, including Treloar Hill Opal Diggings (0.6 km), Jubilee Opal Diggings (0.8 km), and One Tree Hill Opal Diggings (1.0 km). The area is known for small‑scale opal prospecting.

Andamooka has a hot arid climate (Köppen BWh) with summer daytime temperatures often exceeding 40 °C and winter nights dropping near 0 °C. Annual rainfall is very low, averaging about 190 mm per year.

A water pipeline now supplies the township of Andamooka, although water still needs to be trucked to the town’s storage tanks. The parcel’s close proximity to the town suggests water could be accessed via the local system, subject to connection arrangements.

Given the region’s history of pastoral activity and opal mining, the land could be used for grazing, mining exploration or related enterprise, provided the appropriate permits are obtained. The arid environment also supports limited low‑maintenance uses.

The surrounding landscape is typical of the Far North of South Australia – generally flat to gently undulating, with sparse arid scrub and low rainfall. The terrain is described historically as “generally sterile country” with occasional patches of better pastoral land.