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Hi There,

Thanks for stopping in to have a look at Eddie's - what an incredible slice of land!

From the gate, you'll drive a 425m entrance track before the property opens up wide.
From there, it stretches another 2.4km right to the back fence.
Inside, you'll find plenty of bush tracks, scattered stands of mallee trees (perfect for campsites), and room to move.

Could this be your family's ultimate retreat?
A place where the kids can learn to drive, ride motorbikes, or simply explore nature ...

Hi There,

Thanks for stopping in to have a look at Eddie's - what an incredible slice of land!

From the gate, you'll drive a 425m entrance track before the property opens up wide.
From there, it stretches another 2.4km right to the back fence.
Inside, you'll find plenty of bush tracks, scattered stands of mallee trees (perfect for campsites), and room to move.

Could this be your family's ultimate retreat?
A place where the kids can learn to drive, ride motorbikes, or simply explore nature at their own pace.

You're welcome to take a drive out and see it for yourself.
Allow about an hour to cover the boundaries and internal tracks - then why not slip into Morgan (just 19km away) for a pub meal at one of the two hotels, or pack a picnic and let the kids loose at the riverside paddle steamer playground.


Eddie's - 192 Ha (474 Acres) - $245,000


I've got aerial drone photos and exact location maps ready to go.

Just pop your details on this page and we'll send them straight over, along with the link to make an offer.


Kind Regards,
Nigel Christie
Urban & Rural Partners


A Little History…

Back in the mid-1960s, Phil's father bought this farmland, known locally as Coora. Like many early settlers, he cleared the land for grazing sheep - mostly Merinos for wool. Without their own shearing shed, Phil's dad Eddie would walk the sheep 15km to the nearest woolshed at shearing time.

Through tough seasons, Eddie persevered. The land became home not only to his flock but also to kangaroos, wombats, and a thriving variety of native grasses and herbs that still attract parrots and migrating birds today.

When Phil took over, he continued running sheep but also encouraged the natural regeneration of the land. The mallee stands became havens for bush camping and even novice beekeeping.

Today, with easy access - just 1hr 45mins from Adelaide via Mt Mary and only 10 minutes to the Murray River at Morgan - the property is ready for its next custodian. Phil is now retiring and offering Eddie's as individual bush retreats so others can share in the freedom this land provides.