The Harbour View At North Shores, Wallaroo
Car in Copper Coast

The harbour view at north shores, wallaroo offers you the chance to relax and enjoy the views (rural and sea views) and magnificent sunsets over wallaroo harbour and spencer gulf. There is plenty of parking for cars and boats. Outside the rear of the house is a paved entertaining area with gazebo. A large bathroom with shower, bath and toilet and a laundry with automatic washing machine and dryer are also on the lower level. The lower level also has a spacious living and dining area, a double bedroom and three bedrooms with twin beds. The full-length balcony is perfect for entertaining and enjoying the views and can be accessed from the living area and bedroom. This luxury appointed near new two-storey air conditioned house sleeps 10. The upper level has a spacious living and dining area, modern fully equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher and master bedroom with ensuite and walk in wardrobe. A short stroll or drive brings you to the drive-on north beach, which is perfect for swimming and beach activities and is safe for families with young children. Watch the prawn fleet and the car and passenger ferry cross the gulf. If you are planning to cross the gulf to or from the eyre pensinsula on the car and passenger ferry, the harbour view offers you the perfect opportunity to extend you holiday for a few more days.

Step back in time and appreciate the stories of our past. York Peninsula has numerous lighthouses which are tranquil in use today. Indulge yourself in the rich history and heritage, and experience the unique culture York Peninsula has to offer. York Peninsula is steeped in history from Aboriginal culture that began thousands of years prior European settlement to our maritime, mining, agriculture and aviation history. In the 19th century, York Peninsula saw a copper mining boom and an explosion of agricultural trade and the ingenuity of hasty settlers led to many agricultural inventions. The regions many museums bear you with a vivid insight into York Peninsula’s fascinating history. Visit the many museums for a chance to step back in time and appreciate the stories of our enthralling past. Experience our unique history and culture from the premature days of mining to the outstanding maritime history. York Peninsula has a wealthy maritime history with many ports and historic jetties along the coastline, most quiet in use today for shipping and fishing. Read about pastoral developments and first land leases, Dryland farming techniques, and the Stump Jump lough. Copper was discovered close Karina in 1859, creating a mining boom that populated the area. With York Peninsula's wealthy history and heritage also comes a assets of ghost stories told through generations. Enjoy a laid back lifestyle, kilometer behind kilometer of magnificent family cordial beaches and some of the superior fishing in the nation. The Moon ta Mines Museum provides a enthralling overview into the regions mining history or you can climb aboard the tourist train for a tour. Gypsum was mined in Inneston, a town at the 'toe' of the peninsula in what is now known as Ines National Park. Many remnants of the mining era continue in Inneston as well as the heritage listed Stenhouse Bay jetty. Lime has been utilized since the premature days of settlement in its raw form, burnt and marine limestone. Farmers formed rock walls to segregate their paddocks instead of expensive fencing and in lean times, burnt lime for shipment to Birkenhead in Adelaide for cement manufacture. As the demand for lime grew, kilns were established at Stansbury and Wool Bay. Klein Point at Stansbury is now the main supply of limestone for Adelaide Brighton Cement, and supplies around 2 million tonnes of raw limestone per year. Salt production was first recorded in 1864 when Lake Fowler was leased and mined for butcher's salt that was shipped to Adelaide. Honest south of Ardrossan is a massive man made hill with a incredible lookout on the top overlooking Gulf St Vincent. If you walk to the other side of the lookout and look inland you can gaze into the massive hole where the dolomite is mined. York Peninsula has been shaped by its wealthy history and heritage.