Lot 6 Roach Street, Burra SA 5417, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built | Unknown | — |
Price per m² based on land size of 1101 m².
The parcel measures approximately 1,101 m². This area is roughly the size of a small residential block, suitable for a variety of low‑density uses.
The parcel is about 0.7 km from the centre of Burra, placing it within easy walking distance of local shops, cafes and community facilities. Essential services such as the council office and post office are also located in this central area.
Within 1.1 km you will find the Burra Community School, the Burra War Memorial Oval park, and the Burra Community School weather‑station site. These facilities provide education, recreation and a pleasant open‑space environment nearby.
Burra is a historic pastoral centre and the surrounding region supports farming and grazing, although it lies near the marginal farming line known as Goyder’s Line. The parcel’s modest size makes it more appropriate for small‑scale hobby farming, livestock paddocks or garden projects rather than large commercial agriculture.
Yes, the Australian Cornish Mining Sites (≈1.6 km away) and the historic Burra Burra Mines (≈1.8 km away) are nearby, offering heritage tourism opportunities. The town’s well‑preserved Victorian‑era buildings also attract visitors, providing a cultural backdrop for any tourism‑related use.
Burra has had a piped water supply since the 1880s and received its first electricity in March 1924, so the town’s infrastructure generally includes water and power. While specific connections for this parcel are not listed, the proximity to the town centre suggests access to these basic services is feasible.
