Lifestyle property in SA outback town of Cambrai offering best spot to stargaze – Beragampengetahuan

The Cambrai property at Section 450 Three Chain Rd in the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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A quirky residence in a small outback SA town is offering prospective buyers a lifestyle property unlike any other – and one of the best spots in the world to stargaze.

The 8.09ha property at section 450 Three Chain Rd includes a residence made out of three shipping containers, a dodecagon yurt and a large shed.

In the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve – one of just 15 in the world – it also has a clear view of the night sky and its constellations because its protected from light pollution.

The property has hit the market with a $369,000 to $389,000 price guide. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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It’s on an 8.09ha block and has a shipping container residence. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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The owner build the residence. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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It has space to sleep, cook and relax. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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The property has hit the market with a $369,000 to $389,000 asking price five years after the owner purchased it and build the residence.

Selling agent Stephen Thompson, of Marx Real Estate Angaston, said the potential “weekender” was attracting strong interest for many reasons.

“Post covid, people are more inclined to spend their discretionary money in the outback,” he said.

“Lifestyle properties in that area are still in very, very strong demand.

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“All the neighbours around here have all sold in the past 18 months so the demand in the area is unprecedented.”

Its position in the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve was also making it more attractive, Mr Thompson said.

“It’s where you can observe the galaxy without any interference from city lights, that’s proving extremely popular,” he said.

It has a campfire to cook outside. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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It also has an outdoor bath. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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A recently built yurt is a highlight. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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It’s cosy and warm inside. Picture: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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“It’s only an hour and a half from Adelaide and half-hour to the Barossa and Murray River too.”

The residence has space to sleep, cook and relax, as well as a campfire and bath outside.

A solar system provides power to the campsite while there are several water tanks strategically placed on the property.

The owner has also recently built a dodecagon yurt with a stove, bath and toilet, which is connected to a worm farm waste management system.

“The yurt came from NSW and was built onsite – that’s her little retreat, her place of solitude and relaxation,” Mr Thompson said.

From neighbours keen to land bank to others wanting it as a weekender, Mr Thompson said it was attracting a range of buyers.