Browse property in Queen Street

Queen Street runs through the historic heart of Peterborough, a mid‑north South Australian wheat town founded in the 1880s. The streetscape is characterised by late‑19th‑century heritage buildings such as the Koch House on Bourke Street, the former police station on Jervois Street and the nearby town hall, reflecting the era’s modest masonry homes and commercial facades.

The street is a short walk from Peterborough railway station, once a rare triple‑gauge junction that still serves the weekly Indian Pacific, and lies close to the Barrier Highway, while essential services including the council chambers, primary and high schools, the Capitol Theatre and the Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre sit within a few hundred metres.