Lifestyle – Prestige 249

Building Your Dream Home

Creating a community close to Murray Bridge

What is life like living in Murray Bridge?

Murray Bridge is the rural city with so much on offer. The mixture of the rural lifestyle combined with living on the banks of the Murray is a rare combination that is hard to find. Having the mighty Murray River at your front door will encourage you to enjoy all that is has to offer, including:

If you want to take it a little easier whilst still enjoying the outdoors there are plenty of reserves and the local wild life, whilst having a picnic at:

Whilst your friends and family visit you can take them around some of the historic tourist attractions:

Amenities, Businesses & Support

As Murray Bridge is a rural city it has a wide variety of resources and facilities for your family when you move here, view what is available:

Schools

St Josephs Primary School
Unity College
North School
South School
Fraser Park
Murray Bridge High School
Tyndale Christian College

Health Care

Murray Bridge Soldiers Memorial Hospital
Bridge Clinic
Southside Clinic
Day Night Clinic
RiverView Family Practice
SA Dental Service
Murray Bridge Dental

Sports

Golf
Tennis
Cricket
Horse Racing
Speedway
Lawn Bowls
Gymnastics
Basketball

Retail

Industry and Infrastructure

Murray Bridge is situated in the ideal location to promote and encourage economic growth which equates to more local jobs for a range of industries. View the list of the current projects and infrastructure that have either recently been completed or are still under construction.

The population of Murray Bridge and the depth of its facilities and infrastructure means it can support the current population, but it also allows for future population growth in the area.

$300m Thomas Foods state-of-the-art meat processing plant
$350m Renewable Energy Systems solar farm comprising a 176MW solar panel array and large battery
$35m Gifford Hill Race Track and Community Function Centre
$14m riverfront redevelopment of Sturt Reserve
The expansion of Monarto Zoo including a Wild Africa exhibit, a $17m visitor centre and a $35m accommodation facility
$40m redevelopment of the Bridgeport Hotel
$21m SA Water waste water treatment plant with solar PV cells and associated battery energy systems
The Bend Motor Sport Park construction
Tourism projects in excess of $14m
$26m upgrade to the Beston Global Food Company’s Jervois cheese and dairy factory
The Terregra and Pallamanna solar renewable energy projects costing $5m
$40m construction of the Ingham’s Feed Mill
$14m expansion of the Big River Pork processing facility
$71m expansion of Costa Adelaide Mushrooms at Monarto