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Luxurious lifestyle awaits in the Murraylands

The market for properties along the River Murray is evolving towards high-end, executive homes, as Raine and Horne’s Michael Cox and Casey DeMichele explain.

Peri Strathearn

Oct 19, 2023 — 4 min read

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This executive home at Woodlane is among several high-end properties which have come onto the local market recently. Photo: Raine and Horne Murraylands.

More and more city residents are realising the benefits of a laid-back River Murray lifestyle – and their choices are driving an evolution in the region’s property market.

Where once the Murraylands was known only for ski shacks and affordable housing, opportunities are now becoming available to live more luxuriously.

Several high-end properties currently on the market illustrate the trend, and none more than the elite executive dwelling at 62 Kittelty Road, Woodlane.

Set on 30 acres with magnificent river views, it features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, solar and rainwater, and gorgeous character throughout.

But what will really wow you are the indoor lap pool and spa, full-size tennis court, netted cricket pitch and – most impressive of all – an indoor basketball stadium and dunk pit.

The executive property at 62 Kittelty Road, Woodlane has features that would appeal to the most meticulous buyer – and the ultimate sports fan. Photos: Raine and Horne Murraylands.

Raine and Horne Murraylands is marketing the property at a price guide of $3.5 million.

If that’s a little outside your budget, perhaps you’d consider something in the million-dollar range.

A grand country home at 23 Cromwell Road, Mypolonga offers quality, style and space for the whole family on eight acres for just a touch over $1 million.

Or, for the ultimate four-bedroom home with incredible views of the River Murray, a manicured garden and abundant living areas, you might consider 91 Clifftop Drive, Sunnyside.

This home at 91 Clifftop Drive, Sunnyside is truly a class above the rest. Photos: Raine and Horne Murraylands.

Senior property consultant Michael Cox said such high-end homes exemplified a growing trend towards luxury properties in the Murraylands.

These properties typically featured a higher build quality, stylish decor and perfectly presented gardens.

However, they still represented genuine value – after all, property prices in the long-overlooked region had shown strong growth in recent years.

“You get a lot of homes on large properties; but these have a unique floor plan and unique style, in everything from their kitchens to their light fittings and floor coverings,” he said.

“It’s not a matter of getting a standard-spec home and chucking it on a big block.”

It's the little details that make upmarket properties, like this one at 23 Cromwell Road, Mypolonga, stand out. Photos: Raine and Horne Murraylands.

Sales consultant Casey DeMichele agreed that discerning buyers’ investments could go further locally than in regions such as the Adelaide Hills.

“What you can get here in the Murraylands versus what you can get there, there’s a huge difference,” she said.

There was much more to the region that just Murray Bridge, too.

For anyone using realestate.com.au, she suggested searching for properties in “Murray Bridge – Rural City, SA” rather than just “Murray Bridge, SA 5253” – that way all properties in surrounding locations will appear in your search.

Whether you’ve got an executive home or luxury getaway to sell, or have been dreaming of acquiring one, now looks like a good time to realise your ambitions.

More information

The team at Raine and Horne Murraylands are here to help you with advice on any real estate matter.

Visit www.raineandhorne.com.au/murraylands, call 8532 3833 or drop into the office at 4 Seventh Street, Murray Bridge.

View 62 Kittelty Road, Woodlane: www.raineandhorne.com.au.
View 23 Cromwell Road, Mypolonga: www.raineandhorne.com.au.
View 91 Clifftop Drive, Sunnyside: www.raineandhorne.com.au.

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