2 Mills Road, Hindmarsh Island SA 5214, Australia
2 Mills Road is a standalone house situated on Hindmarsh Island, South Australia.
The bridge that connects Hindmarsh Island to the mainland is about a 1‑hour drive away, and the island lies roughly 100 km (about 60 miles) southeast of Adelaide city centre.
Nearby natural sites include Sugars Beach (≈1‑2 km), Sir Richard Peninsula (≈1‑2 km), and the Murray Mouth (≈2 km), all offering riverside and coastal scenery.
Hindmarsh Island is home to kangaroos, blue‑tongue lizards, Australian white ibises, and barn owls, especially in the forested and grassland areas near the property.
The island has a rich history, from being surveyed by Captain Collet Barker in 1831 to the construction of a flour mill in 1856 and the opening of the Hindmarsh Island Bridge in 2001, which greatly increased tourism.
Visitors can enjoy the Hindmarsh Island Caravan Park, the Lookout/Down‑Hill Track for mountain biking, and several boat ramps such as the Captain Sturt Parade Boat Ramp, all within a few kilometres of the house.
