64 Spindrift Road, Elliston SA 5670, Australia
The address houses a standalone house set on a substantial parcel of land. It benefits from the spacious rural setting that characterises many properties in Elliston.
The lot measures approximately 24,595 m², providing ample space for outdoor activities, gardening, or potential agricultural use.
Elliston enjoys a warm‑summer Mediterranean climate with dry, warm summers averaging around 26 °C and mild, wetter winters with lows near 7 °C. Annual rainfall is modest, about 426 mm, mostly falling in winter.
The local economy is driven by agriculture (particularly barley, wheat and sheep grazing), fishing, including abalone diving, lobster and scale fisheries, and tourism supporting caravan parks, hotels and water‑based recreation.
Residents can enjoy fishing, swimming and other water‑based activities in the calm waters of Waterloo Bay, as well as surfing at nearby coastal beaches such as Boord Beach, which is just over 2 km away.
The house is roughly 0.5 km from the historic Waterloo Bay massacre site, about 1.5 km from the Birdseye Highway that traverses the Eyre Peninsula, and approximately 2.1 km from Boord Beach and the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.
Elliston features several heritage listings, including the Oaklands Shearing Shed, the Elliston Cast Iron Lead Light, and the historic Elliston Jetty, all of which reflect the town’s rich maritime and agricultural past.
