About this property
15 Tremaine Avenue is a land‑only parcel located on Hindmarsh Island in South Australia. No structures or additional amenities are recorded for this site.
Lot 15 Tremaine Avenue
Lot 15 Tremaine Avenue, Hindmarsh Island SA 5214, Australia
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Key details
- Locality
- Hindmarsh Island
- State
- SA
- GNAF PID
A unique ID for this address in Australia's national address database.
- GASA_720720867
- Legal parcel ID
The official land parcel identifier used on property titles and plans.
- D/127005/A/15
- Property type
- Land
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- Land Use Category
What the land is mainly used for, such as Residential, Commercial, Industrial or Other.
- Residential
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Frequently asked questions
How can the land parcel be accessed from the mainland?
Hindmarsh Island is connected to Goolwa on the mainland by the Hindmarsh Island Bridge, a 319‑metre crossing opened in March 2001. The bridge provides vehicle access to any parcel on the island.
What types of terrain and vegetation are typical on Hindmarsh Island?
The island features a mix of grassland, wooded forest (including the Alberto and Selberto pine forests), salt lakes, mangroves and coastal sand dunes. Terrain elevations reach up to about 25 m, with the highest points located in the forested western area.
Are basic utilities such as electricity available on the island?
Mains electricity was introduced to Hindmarsh Island in 1965, so most areas of the island, including land parcels, are likely to have access to power. Other utilities are not detailed in the provided information.
What nearby amenities could support recreational or tourism activities on the parcel?
Within a kilometre of the parcel are the Hindmarsh Island Caravan Park, several boat ramps (e.g., Captain Sturt Parade and Marina ramps), and the Hindmarsh Island Sturt Monument (0.6 km away). The island also offers lookouts, a weather station (2 km) and the Narnu Bay area (0.9 km).
What potential land uses are compatible with the island’s history and environment?
Historically the island has supported agriculture (grazing, cattle), tourism (caravan parks, holiday farms) and conservation (protected wetlands and forests). These uses are consistent with its terrain, freshwater on the northern shore and proximity to marine facilities.
Is the land parcel located near any protected natural areas?
Yes, the island includes the Lawari Conservation Park at its eastern end and is part of the Ramsar‑listed Coorong and Lakes Alexandrina and Albert Wetland, providing nearby conservation zones that may influence land‑use planning.