Discover a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding just moments from the thriving Mount Compass region. Located at 30 Bonds Road, Nangkita, this impressive property spans 167 acres of prime, fertile land, making it an ideal investment for agricultural pursuits or a fantastic rural retreat.

Currently utilized for cattle grazing, the land is predominantly arable and highly productive. The property is well-organized, being securely fenced into three large paddocks, facilitating efficient rotational grazing or cropping.

Essential water resources are secured with a reliable bore and a substantial dam, ensuring year-round supply for livestock and farming needs. The property is fully equipped for immediate operation, including existing cattle yards for handling and management.

Adding a unique piece of history and charm, the property features the ruins of an old stone dairy. This rustic structure has been thoughtfully covered with a pergola roof, providing a sheltered outdoor space or potential feature area overlooking the paddocks.

Enjoy the peace and quiet of rural living without sacrificing convenience. The property is centrally positioned to key regional hubs:

• 15 minutes to Mount Compass township.
• 20 minutes to the historic town of Strathalbyn, known for its beautiful antique stores and riverside gardens.
• 30 minutes to the globally renowned cellar doors and dining of the McLaren Vale wine region.
• Just over an hour's drive to the Adelaide CBD, making weekend trips or commuting accessible.

This is a fantastic opportunity to own a significant parcel of productive land in a highly sought-after location, offering immediate utility with scope for developing a stunning rural retreat (STCC).

All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate; however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate, and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Therefore, interested parties should make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal advice.