4 Tweed Lane, Sellicks Beach SA 5174, Australia
The property is approximately 47 kilometres (29 mi) south of the Adelaide city centre, placing it in the outer southern suburbs of the metropolitan area.
Sellicks Beach is known as Witawali or Witawodli by the Kaurna people and is linked to the Tjilbruke Dreaming story, featuring a freshwater spring said to have been created by Tjilbruke’s tears. A commemorative plaque marks this significance on Francis Street.
Within Sellicks Beach there is a post office, a delicatessen, and a wholesale nursery. The nearby Aldinga Beach offers three petrol stations, two supermarkets, a bakery, a doctor’s surgery, two chemists, and various other shops.
The property is about 1 km from Sellicks Hill, roughly 1.4 km from the Sellicks Beach weather station, and around 2–3 km from the main Sellicks Beach suburb area.
Yes, residents may drive motor vehicles onto Sellicks Beach free of charge, while non‑residents are required to pay a small fee for beach access.
The area was originally inhabited by the Kaurna people before British colonisation. It was named in 1925 as part of the Sellicks Beach Estate development and was officially gazetted as a place on 28 October 1993.
