Lot 18 Monument Road

The land parcel is listed at $642,800. This price reflects the current market listing for the vacant parcel.

Hindmarsh Island features a mix of grassland, wooded forest, salt lakes and mangroves, with the highest natural elevation around 25 metres. The island’s coastline includes both fresh‑water and salt‑water areas separated by a series of barrages.

Common native species include kangaroos, blue‑tongue lizards, Australian white ibis, purple swamphens, red‑bellied black snakes, Australian magpies, barn owls and Cape Barren geese. Introduced species such as cattle, European rabbits and red foxes are also present.

The Hindmarsh Island Bridge spans 319 metres and links the island to the mainland town of Goolwa. The bridge opened in March 2001 and provides the primary road access to the island.

Within 2 km you’ll find the Hindmarsh Island AWS weather station, Shoal Bay, Swan Bay, the Sturt Monument, and the Goolwa Barrage. Sir Richard Peninsula and Rushy Island are also nearby coastal features.

Yes, mains electricity was connected to the island in 1965, indicating that power utilities are accessible for new developments on vacant land.

The island experiences a Mediterranean climate similar to Adelaide, with hot, dry summers and mild, cool winters. This climate supports both agricultural and tourism‑related activities.