108 Gurney Road, Loxton North SA 5333, Australia
It is a standalone house situated on a 659 square metre block of land.
The property sits on 659 m² of land, providing ample space for a garden or outdoor amenities.
Loxton enjoys a cold semi‑arid climate with very warm summers (average maximum 32.2 °C in January) and mild winters (average maximum 16.0 °C in July). Annual rainfall is low, about 266 mm, and the area receives over 108 clear days each year.
The region is known for agriculture and horticulture, especially citrus fruit, wine grapes, almonds, and stone fruit trees, along with grain cropping in the Murray Mallee.
Loxton hosts the "Loxton Lights Up" Christmas Festival in December, the 120 m Loxton Gift sprint race in February, and the second round of the Australian HPV Super Series (Loxton Pedal Prix) in May.
Loxton is connected by road to the Sturt Highway via nearby Kingston On Murray, and it serves as the northern terminus of the Karoonda Highway and the eastern terminus of the Stott Highway.
Yes, Loxton has several heritage‑listed sites, including St Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church and Hall on Bookpurnong Terrace, the Loxton Institute on 29 East Terrace, and Loxton Villa on 6 Pflaum Terrace.
