Streaky Bay SA 5680, Australia
Also written as Unit 304, 304 Aitchison Road.
The parcel measures 39,814 m², which is just under 4 hectares (approximately 9.8 acres)
The region is dominated by agriculture and livestock, especially cereal cropping and sheep farming, so the land is well‑suited for dry‑land farming or pastoral activities. Its proximity to the town’s fishing and tourism sectors also allows for ancillary agri‑tourism ventures
Streaky Bay has a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wetter winters, receiving about 378 mm of rain per year. These conditions support dry‑land cereals and sheep grazing but may require drought‑resilient practices
Streaky Bay lies on the Flinders Highway, which provides the main vehicular access to the district, so the parcel can be reached via this highway and local roads
The parcel is within the District Council of Streaky Bay, a short drive to the town centre where the hospital, area school, library, shops and sports facilities are located
The area boasts coastal cliffs, quiet beaches, rock‑pool sites such as Smooth Pool and The Granites, and landmarks like Murphy’s Haystacks; the Calpatanna Waterhole Conservation Park lies about 30 km southeast, offering additional eco‑tourism opportunities
The local economy is centred on agriculture (wheat, barley, sheep), commercial fishing, growing aquaculture (oysters, abalone) and a growing tourism sector focused on fishing, beach activities and natural attractions
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