Lt2 Dalziel Road Glossop SA 5344

This versatile long block in Glossop offers the perfect blend of space, services, and potential.

• Two road frontages with power available on both sides
• Own water outlet ensuring reliable irrigation
• Currently planted to vines, but ideal for fruit, nuts, or vegetable production
• Includes a solid 11m x 8m shed for storage or machinery

Set on 16.66 acres, this property also presents as an excellent lifestyle site-an ideal place to build your Riverland home while maintaining income-producing land.

LONG BLOCK
A2 Hd Berri IA
6.7425Ha (16.661Acres)
Water Outlet 707 @ 60L/Min

Plantings
Verdelho 2.2Ha
Shiraz 3.2Ha

All About Glossop, South Australia
1. Location & History
Glossop is a small township in the Riverland region, situated midway between Berri and Barmera-roughly 8 km west of Berri and 7 km east of Barmera, located on the Old Sturt Highway.
It was gazetted in 1921 as part of a soldier settlement initiative after World War I and was named in honor of Admiral Glossop, commander of HMAS Sydney during its sinking of SMS Emden in 1914.

2. Population & Growth
As of the 2016 census, Glossop had a population of around 984.
More recent estimates suggest a population closer to 1,100-1,130; historical data shows strong growth-from about 637 in 1975 to 1,136 in 2015.
The median age skews slightly older, around 41-45 years, with the area featuring many separate homes, often owned with a mortgage by couples without children.

3. Local Amenities & Landmarks
Glossop supports local life with schools including Rivergum Christian College, Glossop Primary, and a high school (one of four in the Riverland, alongside Loxton, Waikerie, and Renmark).
There's a gallery of Aboriginal art, a deli, hardware shops, two petrol stations, and a motel featuring ensuite units, a swimming pool, shaded BBQ area, and guest laundry.
The township features a Sikh temple and Berri Estates winery at its heart, now owned by Constellation Brands.

4. Culture & Community Events
Glossop has a vibrant cultural community-home to Peak Film Society, folk and record clubs, and the Glossop & District Choral Society (founded 1949).
Local markets are a highlight: an indoor market operates Thurs-Sat, an outdoor market on Fri-Sat, and on the second Saturday of each month, a Local Produce Market joins in.
The town also boasts the historic Crown Inn pub, one of the few pubs included on CAMRA's National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors.

5. Regional Context & Climate
Glossop lies in the Riverland, a region known for its Mediterranean-leaning, warm climate ideal for agriculture
The Riverland is a powerhouse of irrigated horticulture-accounting for over 63% of South Australia's wine grapes, and significant shares of Australia's almonds and stone fruit.

Glossop brings together rich regional history, a close-knit community, and solid infrastructure-all underpinned by the fertile, productive landscape of the Riverland.

Whether you're interested in lifestyle, agriculture, redevelopment, or community, it's a locality with plenty to offer.