Freeling SA 5372, Australia
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| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 11 Sep 2001 | $240,000 | $131 |
Price per m² based on land size of 1821 m².
35 Rogers Street is a house featuring a single bathroom and sits on a land parcel of 1,821 m²
The property occupies 1,821 square metres of land
Within walking distance you’ll find Freeling Oval and Recreation Grounds (0.1 km), a local weather station (0.3 km), the town centre of Freeling (0.4 km), and the Freeling railway station (0.5 km)
Freeling was surveyed in March 1860 and named after Major‑General Sir Arthur Henry Freeling, the Surveyor‑General of South Australia. It grew around early hotels and a railway line that opened the same year, with notable heritage buildings such as the Freeling Hotel (1863) and the Railway Hotel (1867)
The town’s economy is centred on extensive farming, especially cereal crops and hay, benefitting from an average annual rainfall of 475 mm. A local factory produces farming implement blades and parts, and the nearby University of Adelaide’s Roseworthy Campus supports agricultural research
Freeling receives about 475 mm of rainfall per year, providing conditions that support wheat yields of 5‑6 tonnes per hectare and large tonnages of cereal hay
Freeling is a major tourist attraction because many sets from the Australian drama series “McLeod’s Daughters,” including the former Railway Hotel and a truckstop, were filmed there
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