23 Immanuel Way, Light Pass, SA 5355

Nestled in between vineyards planted by some of the Barossa’s early settlers and the beautiful 1886 built Immanuel Lutheran Church, 23 Immanuel Way, Light Pass presents a rare opportunity to own a wonderful piece of the Barossa Valley.

The 4.047 hectare (10 acre) property features a 1973 built, solid brick, deceptively large home with three spacious bedrooms, a family bathroom, open plan kitchen and dining as well as two huge living areas. A split system air-conditioner ensures the home is temperature controlled all year around. 

Outside, the rear undercover outdoor entertainment area overlooks the vineyards while two large sheds (9m x 6m and a modern 12m x 7m) ensure all the farm equipment is securely stored. The 2.3 hectare (5.7 acre) vineyard, planted entirely to Shiraz was planted in 1965 and 1997 respectively while a bore (3.7Mg) helps irrigates the vineyard. 

Location wise, it simply doesn’t get any better. Perfectly positioned in one of the Barossa’s oldest settlements, the home is within a short drive of all three major Barossa towns (Nuriootpa, Tanunda and Angaston) while the commute to the CBD is a breeze with the newly completed Northern Connector. 

If you’ve been looking for a solid home with great shedding and room to move, look no further than the wonderful 23 Immanuel Way, Light Pass.