Browse property in Old Princes Highway

Old Princes Highway forms the historic spine of Nairne’s modest streetscape, winding through the town after the 1920s realignment of the Adelaide‑Melbourne route and later becoming the Old Prince’s Highway in the 1970s. The main street is lined with a collection of shops, a church and a school, and its character was highlighted when it was transformed for the filming of The Honourable Wally Norman. Nearby green spaces such as Mick Murphy Park, Cockburn Street Park and Jeffery Street Park sit within a few hundred metres, adding a pleasant, park‑flanked feel to the corridor.

The area benefits from convenient transport links, with Nairne railway station just 0.8 km away and easy road access to Mount Barker (7 km) and Littlehampton (5 km). Local amenities include a supermarket, post office and a variety of shops housed in the former Chapman’s Bacon Factory complex, as well as nearby attractions like Howard’s Vineyard, Lot 100’s distillery and brewery, and Green Valley Strawberries with its café.