Lot 2 Dawson Road, Peterborough SA 5422, Australia
The parcel covers 1,110,687 m², which is just over 111 hectares (about 274 acres).
The parcel is situated on the outskirts of Peterborough, a town that sits on the historic railway junction linking the east‑west line between Port Pirie and Broken Hill and the north‑south line to Adelaide. It is therefore within a few kilometres of the Peterborough railway station and major road connections such as the Barrier Highway.
Within a short drive you can reach Peterborough High School, Peterborough Primary School, and St Joseph's School, as well as the town’s visitor centre and local shops on Main Street. The Nova Systems Space Precinct, a 21‑ha site hosting satellite ground stations, is also located just outside town.
Peterborough has several heritage‑listed locations, including the Peterborough Town Hall, the Railway Roundhouse and Turntable, and the historic Koch House. These sites are all situated in the central part of town, a few kilometres from the parcel.
The region is known for wheat farming and has a strong railway heritage, while the nearby Nova Systems Space Precinct supports satellite communications and defence technology. These industries suggest potential for agricultural, logistics, or technology‑related development, subject to local zoning.
Specific zoning details are not included in the provided information, so the permitted uses would need to be confirmed with the District Council of Peterborough.
Peterborough lies in South Australia’s wheat country, indicating a generally flat, arable landscape suited to broadacre cropping. The climate and terrain are typical for grain production, which could be a viable land use option.
