60 Coxe Street, Milang SA 5256, Australia
Milang was surveyed in 1853 and became a major River Murray port between 1860 and 1880. It also hosted South Australia’s first Boy Scout camp in 1909‑1910 and had a railway branch line serving freight and passengers from 1884 to 1970.
The property is located about 71 kilometres (44 miles) south‑east of Adelaide, on the west coast of Lake Alexandrina.
Nearby heritage sites include the 1867 Royal Salute cannon and Soldiers Memorial Park on Coxe Street, the historic Milang School at 46‑50 Coxe Street, and the Milang jetty with its hand crane on the lake front.
Visitors can explore the state‑heritage‑listed Milang jetty for fishing, the Milang Historical Society museum and Historical Walk, as well as the Milang Railway Museum and the South Australian Light Railway Centre, all within about 1 kilometre.
The River Angas lies approximately 2‑3 kilometres away from the property.
Milang was once served by a branch railway line that ran from Sandergrove to Milang; the former Milang railway station is about 0.6 kilometres from 60 Coxe Street.
Milang is part of the federal division of Mayo, the state electoral district of Hammond, and the Alexandrina Council local government area.
