133 Jollytown Road, Lyndoch SA 5351, Australia
Lyndoch receives an average rainfall of about 560.5 mm per year. The town sits at an elevation of 175 m, which contributes to its moderate climate.
Several well‑known wineries are within a short drive, including Chateau Yaldara (approximately 2.2 km away) and other local producers such as Creed Wines, Barossa Chateau, and Kellermeister Wines.
Lyndoch Recreation Park, a sports ground, is about 1.3 km away, and Sandy Creek Conservation Park is roughly 2 km from the house, offering walking and nature experiences.
Yes, the Barossa Trail, a shared cycling and walking path, runs through Lyndoch, giving easy access to cyclists and walkers from the property.
Lyndoch was served by a railway station on the Barossa Valley line from 1911 until passenger services ended in 1968 and the line closed completely in 2014.
Barossa Shiraz Estate, a hotel, is about 0.7 km away, and Barossa Country Cottages are also nearby at roughly 1.3 km.
Lyndoch was named by Colonel William Light in 1837 after Lord Lynedoch and was settled in 1839, becoming one of South Australia's oldest towns and a key service centre for the Barossa Valley wine region.
