Browse property in Chapel Street

Chapel Street winds through Burra’s well‑preserved Victorian streetscape, where original miners’ cottages and other 19th‑century dwellings line the road, echoing the town’s early company‑town origins and the later settlement of Cornish, Welsh, Scottish and German miners. The heritage homes, set against the backdrop of Burra Creek and the temperate grasslands of the northern Mount Lofty Ranges, retain the modest stone and brick forms that once housed a bustling copper‑mining community.

The street sits a short walk from key transport and community hubs – the historic Burra railway station, now a visitor centre and B&B, and the former broad‑gauge line that once linked the town to Adelaide – while nearby amenities include Redruth Gaol, St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Burra Community School, the War Memorial Oval and the Bon Accord Mine museum that showcase the town’s cultural and agricultural legacy.