23 Cowan Street, Angle Park SA 5010, Australia
23 Cowan Street sits in Angle Park, a north‑western suburb of Adelaide located about 10 km from the CBD. The suburb falls within the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and carries the postcode 5010.
Trafford Street nearby is served by bus routes 251 (311) and 252 (312), while Days and Grand Junction Road are covered by routes 239 and 250 (316). The 361 bus also runs along Grand Junction Road, and Kilburn railway station is roughly 1.8 km away.
Within walking distance you’ll find the Elite Systems Football Centre (0.2 km) and Greyhound Park (0.4 km). The Parks Community Centre, offering a library, health centre, gym, and swimming complex, is also nearby, along with parks such as Mikawomma Reserve (0.6 km) and Ferryden Park Reserve (0.7 km).
A small shopping complex sits at the corner of Trafford and Wilson Streets, providing everyday conveniences. For larger retail and entertainment, Centro Arndale (1.9 km) and the Greater Union Arndale cinema (1.8 km) are easily reachable.
Angle Park originated from a 1920s subdivision by Henry Cowan and remained largely pasture until the post‑World War II housing boom of the 1950s. The suburb was officially named in 1950 after Angle Road and saw significant public housing development from the late 1950s onward.
The suburb is known for its multicultural makeup, with over half of residents coming from non‑English‑speaking backgrounds. Many immigrants arrived after World War II and the Vietnam War, and a notable number of retirees continue to live there.
Angle Park is a stronghold for the Australian Labor Party, having recorded the state’s highest two‑party‑preferred Labor vote at the nearby Mansfield Park polling booth in the 1998, 2001 and 2004 federal elections, consistently exceeding 80 %.
