Lot 230 Murray Road, Langhorne Creek SA 5255, Australia
The parcel measures 1,011 m², which is just over one‑thousand square metres of land.
It is located about 1.6 km from the town of Langhorne Creek in South Australia.
The nearby Bremer River frequently floods, and growers in the region use this flood water as a primary source of irrigation for vineyards and pastures.
A historic weather station (Langhorne Creek) is 0.2 km away, and the ghost town of Hartley lies roughly 0.3 km from the parcel.
Langhorne Creek is the third‑largest grape‑producing area in South Australia, known especially for Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz, with over 40,000 tonnes of grapes harvested each year.
Given its location in a major grape‑growing district and the availability of flood‑derived irrigation, the parcel could be appropriate for small‑scale vineyard or other horticultural uses, subject to local zoning.
A weather station at Langhorne Creek has been recording data since 1889, providing long‑term climate information for the immediate area.
