12 Kokoda Street, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia
The property is approximately 1.3 km from the Port Augusta railway station, making the station easily reachable on foot or by a short drive.
Nearby green spaces include Central Oval (about 1 km away), Braddock Park (1.1 km), Apex Park (1.3 km) and Lea Memorial Oval (around 1.9 km). These parks provide open‑air areas for walks, sports and community events.
Port Augusta experiences a hot desert climate with very low annual rainfall (about 222 mm). Summers are hot, often exceeding 35 °C, while winters are mild with average highs around 18 °C.
The location sits close to major road corridors – the Eyre Highway, Augusta Highway and Stuart Highway – providing routes to Adelaide, Perth and Darwin. Rail services, including The Ghan and Indian Pacific, stop at the nearby Port Augusta station, and twice‑daily coach services link the town with Adelaide.
Visitors can explore the nearby Wadlata Outback Centre, take heritage trips on the Pichi Richi Railway, or drive to the Flinders Ranges and the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden, all highlighted in Port Augusta’s tourism offerings.
Port Augusta was proclaimed a natural harbour in 1852 and named after Augusta Sophia, Lady Young. It lies on traditional Barngarla country (originally called Goordnada) and has long served as a key transport hub linking southern and northern Australia.
