Lot 2 Anderson Road, Streaky Bay SA 5680, Australia
The parcel measures 501,023 m², which is roughly 50 hectares (about 124 acres).
The area is dominated by agriculture – cereal cropping and sheep grazing – and also supports fishing, aquaculture and tourism activities. These uses are typical for large rural parcels in the region.
Streaky Bay has a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Average annual rainfall is about 378 mm, spread over roughly 100 days, which supports dry‑land farming.
The district features a mix of untouched native scrubland, pastoral country, cliffs and extensive surf beaches, with notable coastal attractions such as smooth rock pools and granite formations like Murphy’s Haystacks.
Tourism is a growing part of the local economy, attracted by the coastline, fishing, and natural scenery, so a parcel of this size could be suitable for tourism‑focused uses such as eco‑resorts or recreational facilities.
Streaky Bay is accessed primarily via the Flinders Highway, and the town provides services such as a hospital, school, library and a small airport about 10 km east of the centre.
