1705 Ngapala Road, Ngapala, SA 5374

412 acres of Pristine Native Bushland to be protected.

An unparalleled opportunity to secure ecologically significant land in the heart of the North Mount Lofty Ranges. This expansive property comprises Sections 5, 6, 7 & 8, along Ngapala Road, offering a sanctuary for native flora and fauna.

Key Features:

Rich Native Biodiversity: Approximately 315 acres of dense native bushland featuring diverse species like Sundews, Alpine Mint Bush, Emu Bush, Banksia, Acacia Wattle, and various native eucalyptus gums.

Untouched for 17 Years: The land has remained ungrazed, fostering natural regeneration and creating an ideal habitat for wildlife, including kangaroos, emus, and native bird species.

Conservation Overlays: The property benefits from Native Vegetation and State Significant Native Vegetation Overlays, safeguarding its ecological value and supporting conservation efforts.

Diverse Topography: Encompassing high ridges, watercourses, and steep slopes with elevations from 525m to 670m, providing breathtaking views and varied ecosystems.

Natural Water Resources: Watercourses traverse the property, supporting the landscape's natural biodiversity, although no mains water or dams are present.

Minimal Development Impact: With no on-site buildings and limited cleared areas (approximately 97 acres), the land remains undisturbed mainly, ideal for environmental preservation.

Zoned Rural: While zoned for rural use, the property's highest and best use is identified as a private nature reserve or a valuable addition to State or National Parks.

Why Invest in Conservation Here?
This land offers a rare chance to protect a vital ecosystem within South Australia's Mid-North region. With its rich biodiversity, pristine landscapes, and existing conservation overlays, it presents a unique opportunity for national parks, conservation organisations, or private custodians dedicated to ecological preservation.

Price: CONTACT AGENT 

Secure this exceptional parcel of land and play a pivotal role in safeguarding South Australia's natural pathways for future generations.