482 Peters Creek Road Kuitpo SA 5201

Opportunities of this calibre are seldom offered in the tightly held Kuitpo district. Positioned adjacent to the Heysen Trail and the magnificent Kuitpo Forest Reserve, this property offers direct access to some of South Australia's most celebrated riding country - a dream setting for horse enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. With 104 acres of highly productive soils, secure water, and a residence that blends practicality with comfort, this holding represents a rare chance to acquire land in one of the Adelaide Hills' most reliable rainfall zones.

The land is the true foundation here - fertile, versatile, and supported by Kuitpo's renowned rainfall. Two dams, two quality bores, and extensive rainwater storage provide exceptional water security, ensuring the property is well equipped for both domestic and agricultural pursuits. The balance of productive paddocks, established trees, and quality fencing makes this an ideal platform for grazing, cropping, or equestrian interests.

The steel construction residence has been thoughtfully presented as a spacious country home. Open plan living flows through three bedrooms and a large country kitchen, while a complete commercial kitchen under the main roof adds remarkable versatility for catering, events, or value-added enterprises. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a superb undercover entertaining area overlooking gardens and paddocks, creating a setting that is both inviting and practical. An additional outside room offers flexibility as a home office, studio, or guest accommodation.

Infrastructure across the property is comprehensive, with ample shedding, stables, and well-maintained fencing. Mains power, 3 phase power, and solar complement the extensive improvements, ensuring reliable energy for both domestic living and agricultural operations. Every element has been designed to support productivity while enhancing lifestyle, making this a property that will appeal strongly to the horse enthusiast or those seeking a genuine rural base.

Kuitpo is a district of rare appeal, celebrated for its strong rainfall, fertile soils, and close-knit rural community. With Strathalbyn, Mount Barker, and the southern suburbs of Adelaide all within easy reach, the location offers the perfect blend of country serenity and accessibility.

482 Peter Creek Road is a property that delivers on every front - productive land, secure water, extensive rainwater storage, and a residence that is both unique and inviting. It is a holding that will reward the discerning buyer seeking quality, reliability, and lifestyle in the Adelaide Hills.

What You'll Love
- Western Red Cedar Doors and windows - built by Tiana Joinery Hahndorf
- Spotted Gum flooring through throughout foyer and entry
- Slow combustion heating - providing beautiful natural heat
- 30kW Solar System - substantial energy efficiency and cost savings
- Productive irrigated Orchard featuring olives, hazelnuts, pecans, almonds, and more
- Prime Location adjoining the Kuitpo Forest Reserve and Heysen Trail
- Commercial Kitchen - ideal for large-scale catering or value-added produce
- Operating Cool Room for storage and preservation
- Extensive Shedding & Workshop Facilities to suit a variety of uses
- Equestrian Infrastructure including round yard, stables, and tack room
- Generous Under-Roof Storage with potential for conversion to additional living space
- Detached Studio offering flexibility for creative, professional, or guest accommodation
- Ample Rainwater Storage supporting sustainable living
- Two Quality Bores ensuring reliable water supply
- Two Dams enhancing water security and rural amenity
- Multiple Road Frontages providing excellent access and future versatility

CT: 5728/980
Council Area: City Onkaparinga
Zoning: Productive Rural Landscape - PRuL
Land: Approximately 104 acres

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