455A Coola Road

455A Coola Road, Burrungule SA 5291, Australia

- Bedrooms

- Bathrooms

- Parking

558015 m² Land size

- Internal area

About this property

455A Coola Road is a house positioned on a substantial 558,015 m² block in Burrungule, South Australia. The extensive parcel provides ample space for diverse outdoor activities, and the interior layout offers a practical flow that accommodates a relaxed, country‑style lifestyle.

Key details

Locality: Burrungule
State: SA
GNAF PID: GASA_425581491
Legal parcel ID: D/81166/A/10
Property type: House
Land size: 558015 m²
Internal area: -
Land Use Category: Residential

Nearby schools

Ordered by:

Kongorong Primary School

11.1 km

Primary school | Government

Tantanoola Primary School

15.1 km

Primary school | Government

Compton Primary School

16.6 km

Primary school | Government

Glencoe Central Primary School

16.7 km

Primary school | Government

Moorak Primary School

17.6 km

Primary school | Government

Tenison Woods College

18.8 km

Combined school | Catholic

Mount Gambier High School

19.7 km

Secondary school | Government

Gordon Education Centre

19.9 km

Combined school | Government

Kongorong Child Parent Centre

10.9 km

Child Care

Glencoe & District Kindergarten

14.1 km

Moorak Preschool

5.6 km

* Approximate straight-line distances

Frequently asked questions

What type of dwelling is located at 455A Coola Road?

The property at 455A Coola Road is a house.

How much land does the house at 455A Coola Road sit on?

It sits on a parcel of land measuring 558,015 m².

Which major highway runs through the locality of Burrungule?

The Princes Highway traverses Burrungule.

What former railway line passed through Burrungule and when did it cease operations?

The Mount Gambier‑Beachport railway line ran through the area, closing to freight in April 1995 and ending tourist services on 1 July 2006.

Which local government councils cover the locality of Burrungule?

Most of Burrungule lies within the District Council of Grant, while its northern part falls under the Wattle Range Council.

What is the origin of the name ‘Burrungule’?

The name comes from the former railway siding, which was derived from an Aboriginal word for a currant bush and is also the name of a legendary hero.