Apartment

2/23 Densley Avenue

Bordertown SA 5268, Australia

- Bedrooms

- Bathrooms

- Parking

1124 m² Land size

- Internal area

About this property

2/23 Densley Avenue in Bordertown, South Australia is a unit. The property includes a land area of approximately 1,124 m²

Key details

Locality: Bordertown
State: SA
Coordinates: 36.30605429 / 140.76300934
GNAF PID: GASA_415907100
Legal parcel ID: D/4978/A/37
Property type: Apartment
Unit land size: 1124 m²
Unit internal area: -
Land Use Category: Residential

Real Estate Agencies

Ordered by:

Ray White - Bordertown & Districts RLA153432

1.1 km

62 Woolshed Street, Bordertown, SA 5268

SAL - Real Estate (RLA 1811)

8.1 km

Bordertown/Keith/Robe/Kingston/Naracoorte/Mount Gambier, Bordertown, SA 5268

Nearby schools

Type:

Ordered by:

Bordertown High School

0.9 km

Secondary school | Government

Bordertown Primary School

1.2 km

Primary school | Government

Mundulla Primary School

8.6 km

Primary school | Government

Carol Murray Children's Centre

0.6 km

Frequently asked questions

What type of dwelling is located at 2/23 Densley Avenue and how large is the land it occupies?

The address is a unit that sits on a 1,124 m² parcel of land. It provides a substantial lot size for a unit‑style residence

How close is the property to the nearest park?

Tatiara Memorial Park is about 0.4 km away, making it a short walk from the unit

What transport options are available near 2/23 Densley Avenue?

Bordertown lies on the Dukes Highway and the Melbourne–Adelaide railway line, with the Bordertown railway station roughly 1.4 km away. Regular bus services run to Adelaide, Melbourne and Mount Gambier, and the Overland train stops twice a week

Which major highway is close to the property?

The Dukes Highway, the main road linking Adelaide and Melbourne, runs through Bordertown and is nearby the unit

Are any heritage‑listed sites within easy reach of the property?

Yes, several heritage sites are within a few kilometres, including the Clayton Farm Complex on Clayton Farm Road, the historic Bordertown railway station on Hay Avenue, and the Bordertown Institute on Woolshed Street

What are the primary industries that drive Bordertown’s economy?

The local economy is centred on agriculture, especially cereal crops and livestock farming. The largest employer is the JBS meatworks abattoir, which processes thousands of animals daily

Which media outlets serve the Bordertown community?

Residents receive local news from *The Border Chronicle* newspaper and can listen to the community radio station Connect FM. Television services include ABC, SBS and the commercial networks Seven, Nine and Ten via WIN Television