5 Hawson Street, Lock SA 5633, Australia
5 Hawson Street is a stand‑alone house. It is listed simply as a residential dwelling with no additional structures specified.
The house sits in the heart of Lock, roughly 1 km from the main town centre. It is within easy walking distance of local shops and services.
Within a short distance you will find a hotel, caravan park, motel, supermarket, post office, police station, library, sporting complex, as well as golf and bowling clubs. All of these amenities serve the residents of Lock and are conveniently reachable from 5 Hawson Street.
The property is situated near several protected natural areas, including the Hambidge Wilderness Protection Area to the north and both the Hincks Conservation Park and Hincks Wilderness Protection Area to the south, each a few kilometres away.
Agriculture dominates the local economy, with a focus on cereal crop production and some sheep grazing on the surrounding flat farming lands.
Yes, the Lock Heritage Museum is located in town and showcases a range of wartime, farming, and household artifacts that reflect the region’s history.
Lock receives water from a pipeline connected to the Tod Reservoir and benefits from a large underground water reservoir discovered under the town, which supplies the entire community’s water needs.
