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Consultation has concluded
Council sought your ideas on how it could activate the facility commonly known as Parkindula Homestead between 14 September to 12 October 2026. Feedback is currently being reviewed.
Background
Council purchased the property at 71 East Parkway, Mount Barker, known as the Parkindula Homestead early in 2026.
At its meeting on the 3 August 2026, Council considered a proposal to activate the heritage-listed Parkindula Homestead for a range of potential uses, including a Local History Centre, venue hire and office/co-working space.
Council resolved that community engagement be undertaken to help determine the future use of the property, considering community benefit, service delivery and financial sustainability.
Potential uses
We want to understand what activities, services and uses the community would value, while also considering the heritage of the property, its location within a residential area and the cost of establishing, operating and maintaining the facility.
Your feedback will help Council identify potential options for further investigation. Some ideas may require further assessment, funding, approvals or a future Expression of Interest process.
Have your say
Consultation was open from Monday 14 September to Monday 12 October 2026.
Next steps
Feedback received from the community is now being reviewed and will be presented to Council recommending next steps for consideration.
Council sought your ideas on how it could activate the facility commonly known as Parkindula Homestead between 14 September to 12 October 2026. Feedback is currently being reviewed.
Background
Council purchased the property at 71 East Parkway, Mount Barker, known as the Parkindula Homestead early in 2026.
At its meeting on the 3 August 2026, Council considered a proposal to activate the heritage-listed Parkindula Homestead for a range of potential uses, including a Local History Centre, venue hire and office/co-working space.
Council resolved that community engagement be undertaken to help determine the future use of the property, considering community benefit, service delivery and financial sustainability.
Potential uses
We want to understand what activities, services and uses the community would value, while also considering the heritage of the property, its location within a residential area and the cost of establishing, operating and maintaining the facility.
Your feedback will help Council identify potential options for further investigation. Some ideas may require further assessment, funding, approvals or a future Expression of Interest process.
Have your say
Consultation was open from Monday 14 September to Monday 12 October 2026.
Next steps
Feedback received from the community is now being reviewed and will be presented to Council recommending next steps for consideration.
