11 Roberts Crescent, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia
The property at 11 Roberts Crescent is a standalone house.
Port Augusta railway station is about 2 kilometres away from the property.
Within roughly 2 kilometres you’ll find the 5AU radio station (0.3 km), Lea Memorial Oval (0.6 km), Cinema Augusta (1.7 km) and several public parks such as Central Oval and Braddock Park.
Port Augusta has a hot desert climate with very hot summers, mild winters and low annual rainfall of about 220 mm.
Port Augusta was originally a natural harbour declared in 1852, served as a seaport supporting regional agriculture and mining, and later became a key rail junction for trans‑continental lines.
The city sits at the junction of the Eyre Highway to Perth, Augusta Highway to Adelaide and the Stuart Highway to Darwin, making it a major transport crossroads.
The local economy includes agriculture, mining services and a solar farm, while attractions such as the Pichi Richi Railway, Wadlata Outback Centre and the nearby Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden draw visitors.
