17 Natasha Drive, Poonindie SA 5607, Australia
The property is situated in the small township of Poonindie on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia, a short distance north of Port Lincoln. It lies within the historic Country of the Nauo People and the modern Barngarla People’s territorial borders.
Poonindie was established as an Aboriginal mission in 1850 and includes sites such as St Matthew's Anglican Church, which still serves the community. The area is linked to the Nauo and Barngarla peoples and today includes the Akenta Aboriginal self‑managed community located about 1‑2 km away.
Several former mission structures are listed on the South Australian Heritage Register, including the Poonindie Mission Bakehouse Complex and Well, the Superintendent’s Residence, the Mission Schoolhouse, and St Matthew's Anglican Church. These sites are within the Poonindie locality, just a few hundred metres from the property.
River Tod runs nearby, approximately 1.5–2 km from the property, offering natural scenery and recreational opportunities. The river is a notable landmark of the surrounding landscape.
A weather station in Poonindie itself is located about 0.3 km from the house, and another at North Shields (Port Lincoln AWS) sits roughly 2 km away. Both stations supply up‑to‑date climate information for the area.
The Akenta Aboriginal community, a self‑managed settlement, is located approximately 1.6 km from the property, providing cultural and community services to the region.
