20 Woodfield Street, Enfield SA 5085, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 74, 20 Woodfield Street.
Enfield is about a 10‑minute drive north of Adelaide city centre, so the property is roughly that distance away.
Folland Park and the adjacent Folland Park Reserve are both about 0.7 km from the location, offering nearby green space and remnant vegetation.
A small shopping centre with the Enfield Post Office sits close to the Enfield Library, and larger centres such as Northpark Shopping Centre, Regency Plaza and Sefton Plaza are a short drive away in the neighbouring suburbs.
Several bus routes run along Main North Road on Enfield’s western edge, while the Circle Line route 300 serves Regency Road on the southern boundary. Bus routes 237 and 361 travel along Grand Junction Road to destinations such as Port Adelaide, Valley View and Tea Tree Plaza.
Yes, Enfield has heritage listings that include two historic houses, St Clement’s Anglican Church on Main North Road, and a local nature reserve.
Enfield was established as a village in 1843 by George Hickox and named after his birthplace in Middlesex, UK. The name derives from the Anglo‑Saxon word *enedfeld*, meaning “duck field.”
The property falls under the City of Port Adelaide Enfield council, which provides municipal services for the suburb.
