Renmark SA 5341, Australia
Key points for 19 Murtho Street.
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | 9 Sep 2009 | — | — |
Renmark sits directly on the Sturt Highway, the main route between Adelaide and Sydney, so the property enjoys immediate access to this major arterial road for freight and customer travel
The town centre hosts Renmark Square shopping centre with anchor tenants such as Woolworths and Big W, as well as eateries like Subway and retail stores including The Reject Shop. Nearby services include the heritage‑listed Renmark Post Office and the Renmark Hospital Airport, providing additional commercial and logistical support
Renmark’s economy is driven by fruit and nut agriculture (grapes, citrus, almonds, pistachios), wine production, and tourism centred on the Murray River. A business can tap into supply chains, tourism traffic, or agro‑processing opportunities linked to these sectors
Rail services were withdrawn in the 1980s, with the last scheduled train operating in 1990. Road transport via the Sturt Highway remains the primary means of moving goods and people in the area
The Murray Pioneer newspaper is printed in Renmark, and several radio stations broadcast locally, including ABC Riverland (1062 AM), 5RM (801 AM) and KIX Country (1557 AM). Television coverage from ABC, SBS and WIN Television also reaches the town
Heritage sites such as the Renmark Hotel, Renmark Post Office and the nearby Renmark Irrigation Trust Office draw visitors. The Murray River offers fishing, waterskiing and boating, while the annual Renmark Rose Festival adds seasonal tourist activity
Specific zoning details are not provided in the listing. Prospective occupants should consult the Renmark Paringa Council for the current land‑use classification and any development requirements
Pricing information is not disclosed publicly; interested parties should contact the listing agent directly for current price details
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