93 Clementina Road, Port Wakefield SA 5550

93 Clementina Road, Port Wakefield

There's something increasingly rare about a property that simply gives you room to breathe. At just over 6 hectares (approximately 15 acres) across two separate titles, this landholding at the gateway to the Yorke Peninsula offers exactly that — space, privacy, and the kind of flexibility that's hard to find at this price point.
The land is largely vacant and fully fenced, giving you a clean canvas to work with. Whether you're drawn to the idea of a quiet weekend retreat, a hobby farm, or a lifestyle property where you can eventually put down roots, this is the kind of holding that rewards patient, forward-thinking buyers.

Port Wakefield sits at the crossroads of some of South Australia's most popular coastal destinations. Adelaide is within easy reach, the Yorke Peninsula stretches out ahead, and the highway connects you in every direction. Land of this scale, this close to town, rarely comes to market.

Property Highlights
Approx. 6.07 hectares (15 acres)
Two separate titles (Section 71 & Section 110)
Fully fenced landholding
Moments from Port Wakefield township and major highway access
Low holding costs — approx. $109 per quarter in council rates
CONTACT AGENT NOW TO ENQUIRE REGARDING PRICE.

A Note on Planning
One thing worth understanding about this property — and it's actually a positive — is that planning decisions here are not made by the local council. Because the land sits within a Conservation Zone, any future development application is lodged through PlanSA and assessed directly by the State Government. This means you're dealing with a clear, consistent state-level process rather than local discretion.
Buyers who have a vision for the land are encouraged to engage a planning consultant to explore what's achievable.

A Note on Power
We've done the legwork here too. SA Power Networks has confirmed that connecting power to the property is straightforward. As a standard new residential connection under 45A (charge code BCS100), the cost to install a new service point on the existing stobie pole and transformer located just south of the property is approximately $660. From there, a buyer would simply need to engage a licensed electrician to run the consumer mains cables from the pole to the property's service box. It's a clean, well-understood process — and knowing that upfront takes a lot of the guesswork out of planning your next steps.
Water is not currently connected — enquiries can be made with SA Water regarding options and costs.

Who This May Suit
Those looking for space, privacy and a property to grow into
A lifestyle or weekend escape within easy reach of Adelaide
Hobby grazing or small-scale rural use
Patient investors looking to hold quality land in a well-connected location

Contact Rens Huvenaars or Marco Fellegvari to register your interest or arrange an inspection.
RLA 355694

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