61 Nottle Road, Gawler Belt SA 5118, Australia
The property sits on a land area of 39,999 m², which is roughly 4 hectares.
Gawler Belt is predominantly rural in character, but most of the land now consists of small allotments that are too small for profitable farming, making it effectively a rural‑industrial suburb of Gawler.
The suburb is bounded on its southeast side by the Gawler Bypass Road and the Sturt Highway, providing easy road access.
The Roseworthy railway line crosses Gawler Belt, but it is now unused and the area has never had a railway station.
The historic Gawler Belt Inn, which operated from 1857 until 1913, once stood near the present‑day Redbanks Road interchange on the Gawler Bypass.
Most allotments in Gawler Belt are now too small to farm profitably, reflecting the suburb’s shift from large agricultural blocks to smaller residential‑industrial parcels.
