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11/25 Henderson Street

25 Henderson Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606, Australia

- Bedrooms
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- Parking

About this property

Located at 11/25 Henderson Street in Port Lincoln, this 534 m² residential‑land parcel sits within the Leander Court area, offering a convenient setting for establishing a first home. The property was sold on 24 Oct 2011 (price available from the agent).

Alternate search: Unit 11, 25 Henderson Street.

Sales history

EventDatePricePrice per m²
Sold
Oct 2011
Unknown

Key details

Locality
Port Lincoln
State
SA
GNAF PID
GASA_424390342
Legal parcel ID
C/25088/F/11
Remoteness area
Remote
Property type
Residential-Land
Land Use Category
Residential

Real Estate Agencies

Ordered by:
Elders Eyre Peninsula - RLA62833
1.8 km
Kemp Real Estate Pty Ltd - Port Lincoln
1.8 km
Lawson Real Estate Specialist - PORT LINCOLN
1.6 km
Eyre Peninsula's Best Real Estate - Port Lincoln (RLA 218296)
2.1 km

Nearby schools

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* Approximate straight-line distances

Frequently asked questions

How far is 11/25 Henderson Street from the centre of Port Lincoln?

The property is situated within the Port Lincoln urban area, roughly 0.8 km from the city centre. This close proximity puts local shops, services and the waterfront within easy walking distance.

What kind of climate does Port Lincoln experience?

Port Lincoln enjoys a warm‑summer Mediterranean climate (Csb). Summers are mild with sea breezes keeping temperatures typically below 30 °C, while winters are cool and cloudy with occasional rain.

What transport options are available for travelling to Adelaide from Port Lincoln?

Port Lincoln Airport, located a few kilometres north of the city, offers multiple daily flights to Adelaide via Rex Airlines and QantasLink. Long‑distance bus services such as Stateliner also run several trips each day between the two cities.

What are some nearby recreational or cultural facilities?

Within walking distance you’ll find Mallee Park (≈0.7 km) and Poole Oval (≈1.1 km) for outdoor activities, as well as the Flinders Cinema (≈1.8 km) for movies and entertainment. The city’s coastal setting also provides easy access to beaches, yachting and shark‑cage diving.

What are the main industries that drive the local economy?

Port Lincoln is known as Australia’s “Seafood Capital”, supporting a large commercial fishing fleet and aquaculture farms for tuna, kingfish, abalone and mussels. Grain handling, wool, beef production and related processing also contribute significantly to the regional economy.

Are there any heritage‑listed sites close to the property?

Yes, the historic Port Lincoln railway station (about 1.9 km away) is on the South Australian Heritage Register, as are several other landmarks such as the Port Lincoln Police Station and Courthouse and Ravendale House. These sites reflect the town’s rich maritime and colonial history.

How does Port Lincoln obtain its water supply?

The town relies mainly on groundwater basins located in the southern part of the Eyre Peninsula. Additional sources include the Tod‑Ceduna pipeline network and, more recently, investigations into water augmentation options such as desalination.