Lot 2 Joppich Road, Belvidere, SA 5255

Best offer by Tuesday 15/07 at 2pm

Escape the hustle and embrace a life of serenity on this exceptional 20-acre (8ha) lifestyle allotment, perfectly positioned just over 6km from the charming township of Strathalbyn. 

Tucked away 1.5km from Langhorne Creek Road, this highly sought-after rural parcel offers a rare opportunity to discover a truly hidden sanctuary, a world away from the everyday yet conveniently close to everything you need. This is more than just land; it's an invitation to craft the peaceful, private lifestyle you've always dreamed of.

Step onto a canvas of natural beauty, where stunning scattered pink gums stand strong across the landscape. Beyond its undeniable beauty, this parcel offers remarkable practicality and immense potential. Enjoy the convenience of a valuable SA Water connection already in place, providing a reliable water supply for your future endeavours. For added convenience, the property has been fenced, ensuring a defined space. The well-proportioned, rectangular-shaped parcel boasts multiple exceptional quality home sites (subject to necessary consents), offering you the freedom to choose the perfect spot to build your dream home. Just recently portions of the allotment have been direct drilled with native flora giving you an immediate head start in further beautifying this sensational holding.

This is your chance to build a home that perfectly reflects your vision and lifestyle, surrounded by the beauty and tranquility of the Australian countryside. Whether you envision a sprawling family home, a peaceful retreat, or a sustainable haven, this property provides the ideal foundation. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to secure your own slice of rural paradise and begin building the life you've always desired.

Council / Alexandrina
Zoning /Rural

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