Mount Gambier SA 5290, Australia
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The address 114 Commercial Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house with no additional features noted
The property sits in Mount Gambier’s central business district on Commercial Street, close to historic and commercial landmarks. Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the former Mount Gambier Institute, the heritage‑listed fire station, and a range of cafés and motels
Key attractions within roughly 0.5 km include the Cave Garden/Thugi sinkhole, the Generations In Jazz festival venue, and the Limestone Coast Railway display. The Federal Hotel and several boutique motels are also just a short stroll away
Mount Gambier is served by the Princes Highway and Riddoch Highway, providing road links to Adelaide and Melbourne. The Mount Gambier Airport is located a few kilometres north, offering multiple daily flights, and coach services operate to Adelaide and Warrnargool from the city centre
Mount Gambier enjoys a temperate Mediterranean climate with mild, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Average rainfall peaks in August, while summer days are warm but can have very cool mornings
Mount Gambier grew around the volcanic landscape and was officially declared a city in 1954. Commercial Street lies near early civic institutions such as the Mount Gambier Institute and the historic fire station, reflecting the town’s 19th‑century development
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