486 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Barmera SA 5345, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | Jul 2011 | $438,000 | — |
The house sits on an expansive parcel of land measuring 9,829,575 m². This provides ample space for development, recreation or agricultural use.
The property is situated about 2‑3 km from both Nookamka and Lake Barmera, offering easy access to lakeside scenery and outdoor activities.
Residents can enjoy Lake Bonney’s sandy beaches, jetty, fishing and sailing. The town also hosts an annual sailing regatta each Easter, a country music festival in June, and other community events throughout the year.
Barmera has a semi‑arid climate with hot summers, warm days, and cold frosty nights in winter. Annual rainfall is less than 250 mm, and temperatures are a few degrees higher than Adelaide’s.
Yes, Barmera features several heritage‑listed locations including the Bonney Theatre on Barwell Avenue, the Barmera Irrigation Office on Fowles Street, and the Napper’s Accommodation House Ruins on North Lake Road.
Barmera lies on the Sturt Highway (A20), providing road connections to Adelaide and surrounding towns. Historically, the town was served by a railway line from 1928 until its closure in 1990.
