Which suburb is 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda located in?

31 Bridge Street, Tanunda is located in Tanunda, SA 5352.

What building type is 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda?

31 Bridge Street, Tanunda is an Low-Rise development.

How many residences are there in 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda?

31 Bridge Street, Tanunda has a total of 36 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda

Developments

Tanunda, SA 5352

31 Bridge Street, Tanunda

31 Bridge Street, Tanunda SA 5352

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Low-Rise
36 residences

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Development information for 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda

Suburb:

Tanunda, SA 5352

Local Government Area:

The Barossa Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Residences:

Building Type:

Low-Rise

Landmark intelligence by

“A well-positioned Barossa Valley address walking distance to central Tanunda shops and transit.”

What's near 31 Bridge Street, Tanunda

Under 500m
Gardens
Tanunda Recreation Park
Features sports ovals, community clubrooms, barbecue facilities, and an inclusive fenced children playground.
Groceries
Foodland Tanunda
Provides a full supermarket grocery selection alongside locally sourced regional South Australian produce.
Transport
Murray Street Bus Stop
Provides scheduled LinkSA regional coach connections linking the Barossa Valley to Gawler Railway Station.
Under 1km
GP / Medical
Tanunda Medical Centre
Offers general practice consultations, chronic disease management, and preventative healthcare services.
Education
Tanunda Primary School
Delivers government co-educational primary education for students from Reception through to Year 6.

Tanunda, SA 5352

Tanunda serves as a primary commercial and lifestyle centre within the Barossa region, underpinned by consistent employment across viticulture, regional tourism, and local services. Residential demand remains supported by lifestyle owner-occupiers and established retirees connecting via regional road links and LinkSA transport networks.

Infrastructure updates

Governed by The Barossa Council under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016, supported by township facility investments under The Big Project community infrastructure framework and the Barossa Growth and Infrastructure Investment Strategy.