1175 Dry Plains Road, Finniss SA 5255, Australia
It is a house positioned on a substantial parcel of land in Finniss, South Australia.
The property sits on approximately 1,099,818 m² of land.
The property is in the settlement of Finniss, which was originally surveyed as Queen's Own Town in 1867.
Finniss lies on the Victor Harbor railway line, just north‑east of where the line crosses the Finniss River.
The town was named in honour of Colonel Boyle Travers Finniss, an early surveyor and the first Premier of South Australia.
The name was officially changed to Finniss in 1940, although the railway station had already been called Finniss beforehand.
The Finniss River runs near the town, with the Victor Harbor railway line crossing the river close to the property.
