Lobethal SA 5241, Australia
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The property is a standalone house set on a rural parcel of land in the Adelaide Hills town of Lobethal
It sits on approximately 149,930 m² of land, roughly 15 hectares, providing ample space for various uses
Lobethal enjoys a Warm‑Summer Mediterranean climate (Csb), offering mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers typical of the Adelaide Hills
Within about 2‑3 km you’ll find the Lenswood wine sub‑region, Lenswood Recreation Park, the Stringybark mountain, and the historic Lobethal Circuit, as well as the town centre with its bakery, brewery and artisan producers
Adelaide Metro buses serve Lobethal, providing routes to the Adelaide CBD via the South Eastern Freeway and connections to Verdun Junction and Mount Barker
The town is famed for its extensive Christmas lights displays each December, a tradition that draws visitors from across South Australia
Lobethal was a centre of wool processing until the 1950s and retains historic German‑Lutheran roots, including the state’s oldest Lutheran church building from 1845
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