Lot 50 Moose Hill Road, Penong SA 5690, Australia
The parcel comprises approximately 10,090 m², which is about 1.01 hectares. It is a single contiguous block of land.
Penong sits on the far west of the Eyre Peninsula where annual rainfall is low, averaging around 296.7 mm (11.7 in) at nearby Ceduna. The limited precipitation makes water availability an important consideration for any land use.
The region relies on privately owned windmills that pump water from the Anjutabie Basin, and historic underground concrete tanks built in 1923 can store up to 4.54 million litres of runoff. These sources help support farms and other activities that need water.
The land is roughly 15 km (9 mi) north of Lake MacDonnell, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest gypsum field, and close to Cactus Beach and Port Le Hunte on the coast. Chadinga Conservation Park is also the nearest protected area.
Penong is the closest town, located within the same locality, and the major port of Cape Thevenard at Ceduna lies about 75 km (45 mi) to the south‑east. Adelaide is approximately 616 km (383 mi) north‑west of Penong.
Given the area’s pastoral history, low‑rainfall environment, and access to wind‑powered water, the land could be suitable for grazing, dry‑land agriculture, or renewable‑energy projects such as wind or solar farms.
