36 Cronin Street, Jamestown SA 5491, Australia
36 Cronin Street is a stand‑alone house. It forms part of the residential stock in the town of Jamestown.
The nearest park, Victoria Park, is about 1.1 km away from 36 Cronin Street. It provides green space for walking and recreation within a short distance.
The property falls under the jurisdiction of the Northern Areas Council, the local municipality that serves Jamestown and surrounding districts.
Jamestown sits on the Crystal Brook‑Broken Hill railway line, which links Adelaide and Perth to Sydney and passes through the town close to 36 Cronin Street.
The area’s economy is driven by agriculture, with grain, legumes, wool and timber being the principal products harvested and processed around Jamestown.
Jamestown hosts several heritage listings, such as the National Australia Bank Building on Ayr Street, and a memorial park that features a restored 1907 Krupp cannon. These sites reflect the town’s historic character and are located within the community.
Near Jamestown, the Hornsdale Wind Farm includes a 129 MWh Tesla battery that was completed in November 2017. It was the world’s largest battery of its kind at the time and highlights the region’s role in renewable energy.
