Burra, SA
-33.680° S, 138.936° E
Living and working in Burra
Burra is a pastoral centre and historic tourist town in the mid-north of South Australia. It lies east of the Clare Valley in the Bald Hills range, part of the northern Mount Lofty Ranges, and on Burra Creek.
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Burra statistics
- State
- South Australia
- Population
- 907
- Median house price
- $155,000
Nearby towns in Clare Valley
Working in Burra — FAQs
- Are there jobs in Burra right now?
- There are diverse opportunities across agriculture, trades, and local services, with steady Burra regional jobs in the area.
- What types of jobs are common in Burra?
- Common roles span farming, agribusiness, trades, retail and hospitality, all reflecting Burra''s regional character.
- Is Burra a good place for families?
- Yes. Burra has childcare, primary and secondary schooling within reach and a safe, close-knit community.
- How far is Burra from Adelaide and what does that mean for commuting?
- Adelaide is about 165km away, so many residents work locally or in nearby towns, with city trips for specialist roles as needed.
- What schools are available in Burra?
- Burra provides childcare, primary, and secondary education within the town, supporting families moving to Burra.
- What amenities are available?
- A network of libraries, post offices, bars and eateries, and essential shops support daily living, with basic healthcare and services nearby.
- How affordable is housing in Burra?
- Housing is notably affordable for regional SA, with a median house price around $155,000 and rents around $625 per week.
- How competitive is the Burra job market?
- Opportunities vary by sector, but steady demand in farming, trades and regional services keeps openings present .
- Is Burra suitable for remote workers?
- Yes. Reliable connectivity and a tranquil setting make Burra a viable base for remote work.
- How do I apply for jobs through ViewJobs?
- You can search Burra job opportunities on ViewJobs and submit applications directly through the site.
