About the area...
NAIRNE
Founded in 1839, Nairne is one of the oldest Adelaide Hills townships and is known for its rich history, evident in the numerous long-standing historical buildings and murals that are scattered throughout the town. The recently completed freeway access has increased the attraction of this charming town, in addition to further developments scheduled for the near future including an upgrade to the Main Street, a Foodland shopping complex and an assortment of restaurants and retail stores to enhance its appeal. Picturesque and peaceful, Nairne offers its residents a country atmosphere within 15 minutes of the modern facilities of Mount Barker and 40 minutes of the Adelaide CBD.
Around Nairne Schools:
Town Highlights
Nairne Primary School– Saleyard Road
Mt Barker High– 2 Wellington Road, Mt Barker
Howard Vineyard’s cellar door and restaurant– with a
Cornerstone College– 68 Adelaide Road, Mt Barker St Francis de Sales College– 8 Dutton Road, Mt Barker Shopping: Nairne Market– 94 Main Road Foodland/IGA– 85 Old Princes Highway Mt Barker Central– Hutchinson Street/Cameron Road Restaurants/Cafes:
Relax on the patio, overlooking the terraced lawns, at
glass of their award-winning wine in hand! Discover the history of Nairne with a stroll along the
Nairne Mural and History Walk Enjoy a BBQ picnic with family and friends at the
beautiful Byethorne Park A 15-20 minute drive will take you to the popular Hills towns of Mt Barker, Hahndorf and Stirling.
Chingari Restaurant– 56 Main Road District Hotel– 77 Main Road Millie’s Bakery– 59 Main Road Transport: Buses to and from Adelaide and Mt Barker are available via Woodside, North and Main Road
Image credit: Steve Hudson