309 Richards Road, Freeling SA 5372, Australia
The property sits on 661,436 m² of land, offering a substantial parcel for agricultural or other uses.
Freeling is located about 60 km north of Adelaide, making it a short drive to the state capital.
The property falls within the Light Regional Council, which administers services and planning for the Freeling area.
The region is known for extensive cereal farming, including wheat yields of 5‑6 t/ha and large tonnages of hay harvested each year.
Freeling receives an average of about 475 mm of rain per year, providing sufficient moisture for high‑yield wheat and cereal hay production.
Freeling is close to the Barossa Valley wine region and is famous for the McLeod's Daughters TV‑show sets, including the former Railway Hotel.
Freeling was surveyed in 1860 and named after Major‑General Sir Arthur Henry Freeling, the Surveyor‑General of South Australia from 1849‑1861.
