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51 Mabel Street, Stirling$850,000

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51 Mabel Street

Stirling, SA 5152, Australia

$850,000

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Property Type: land
Listing Type: Sold
Listed: 3 months ago

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$4,121/month

$2,060 /fortnight

Loan $680,000 at 6.10% over 30 years

Upfront costs

Deposit$170,000

Stamp duty$40,580

Conveyancing (est.)$2,000

Total upfront$212,580

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Neighbourhood

Living in Stirling

This land in Stirling, SA 5152 sits within reach of public transport, local shops and nearby schools. It is listed 41% below the $1.45m median of 44 comparable landswithin 5 km.

Schools near Stirling

St Catherine's Schoolprimary · R-6 · CoEd
Stirling East Primary Schoolprimary · R-6 · CoEd

What's nearby

Stop 36B Avenue Road - South East side (bus) — 718 m away
Phil Hoffman Travel & Cruise — 929 m away
Woorabinda Bushland Reserves — 347 m away
Stonehenge Reserve — 443 m away
Unnamed — 746 m away

Stirling at a glance

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Population: 3,067
Median age: 48
Household income: $2,368/wk
Median rent: $450/wk
Median mortgage: $2,448/mo

Source: ABS Census.

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Lifestyle & access

Schools

7 nearby schools

Catchment: Stirling Primary School

Public transport

10 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Stop 36C Longwood Road - North East side (0.4km)

Traffic

Low congestion

Peak hour traffic (7-9am, 4-6pm) primarily affects Stirling Road and King William Road as commuters travel to/from Adelaide CBD. Local residential streets including Mabel Street experience minimal disruption.

Noise

Moderate noise

Nearest: road (0.8km)

Risk & safety

Flood risk

Low

Stirling is an inland Adelaide Hills suburb with moderate elevation and no major river systems posing significant flood risk. While minor watercourses and local stormwater drainage are relevant planning considerations, the suburb does not fall within a designated flood overlay zone. Overall flood risk is low, though localised stormwater ponding and minor creek flooding during extreme rainfall events remain possible.

Bushfire risk

Moderate

BAL: BAL-19

Crime profile

average

Trend: stable

Planning & context

Zoning

RES — Residential

Mitcham District Council Planning Policy and Development Plan

Nearby development

5 projects nearby

Stirling is experiencing moderate infill development pressure typical of Adelaide Hills Council's established residential suburbs, with a focus on townhouse infill, town-centre mixed-use upgrades, and aged-care facilities reflecting regional demographics. Development activity is relatively conservative and scattered across small DAs rather than large master-planned projects, with emphasis on maintaining character while accommodating density.

Heritage

Heritage listed

Stirling is a leafy Adelaide Hills suburb with established heritage character, centred around its historic town centre and tree-lined streets. The area contains local heritage listings and falls within a conservation area overlay that protects its garden suburb character and heritage structures. Properties within the historic precinct may face restrictions on external alterations and demolition.

Sources: Australian Gov open data, OpenStreetMap + StMate AI

Disclaimer: This report combines data from Australian Government open data portals (CC-BY 4.0) and StMate AI. For non-NSW properties some sections (zoning, flood, bushfire, development, heritage) are AI-generated based on publicly known suburb characteristics — always verify with the relevant council or authority before making decisions. This report does not constitute legal, financial, or planning advice.

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