Unique Murraylands Processing Facility Hits the Market

The opportunity to acquire a specialised agribusiness facility in South Australia’s Murraylands region is expected to attract interest from investors, owner-occupiers and agribusiness operators seeking a substantial food-processing asset with existing infrastructure.

Located at 462 Reedy Creek Road, Pallamana, the property comprises approximately 2.63 hectares and has been purpose-built as a honey extraction, processing and warehousing facility, featuring modern office accommodation, extensive warehousing and climate-controlled processing areas.

CBRE’s Head of Agribusiness John Harrison and Nathan Grima have been exclusively appointed to market the property via an Expressions of Interest Campaign. 

Mr Harrison noted the property represented a unique offering in the South Australian market given the level of investment already made into the specialised improvements.

“Purpose-built food-processing facilities of this calibre rarely become available in regional South Australia and are increasingly difficult to replicate due to rising construction costs and planning complexities,” Mr Harrison said.

“The property has benefited from significant capital investment and offers incoming purchasers a highly functional facility that could support a range of food production, processing, warehousing and logistics operations,” he added.

Additional features of the property include extensive concrete hardstand areas, secure gated access, three-phase power, mains water, rainwater storage and an on-site backup generator, providing a level of operational resilience increasingly sought by agribusiness and industrial occupiers.

Mr Grima noted the property’s flexibility would appeal to a broad range of buyers beyond the food-processing sectors.

“There is growing demand for quality regional industrial and agribusiness infrastructure, particularly assets that can be readily adapted for multiple uses, as operators seek greater control of supply chains and processing capacity closer to production regions.” Mr Grima said.

“The combination of existing improvements, B-double accessibility and proximity to major freight routes creates a compelling proposition for businesses seeking to establish or expand operations within South Australia’s food and agricultural supply chain,” he added.

The asset is adjacent to the Pallamana Aerodrome positioned within a recognised industrial and agribusiness precinct servicing the Murraylands and broader South Australian market.

Located approximately 9 kilometres north-west of Murray Bridge, 32 kilometres east of Mount Barker and 58 kilometres from the Adelaide CBD, the property has excellent access to major freight and transport networks.

The property is being offered for sale via Expressions of Interest closing Thursday, 27 August 2026.