Ferryden Park SA 5010, Australia
Also written as Unit 1, 129 Ridley Grove.
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The property at 1/129 Ridley Grove is a unit
Ferryden Park lies approximately 6 km north‑west of the Adelaide CBD
A small shopping complex on Ridley Grove, which includes the Ferryden Park post office, is nearby. The adjoining Parks Community Centre in Angle Park offers a library, health centre, gym, fitness centre, swimming complex and council offices
Mikawomma Reserve is about 0.1 km away, Ferryden Park Reserve is roughly 0.4 km distant, and several other green spaces such as Richard Day Reserve and Tao Dan Reserve are within 1 km
The suburb is serviced by the 251 and 252 bus routes on nearby Liberty Grove, the 239 bus along Coker Street and Days Road, and the 300 Suburban Connector plus city‑bound 230 and 232 routes on Regency Road
Ferryden Park was established in 1924 after a subdivision by William Duthie and was named after the Scottish seaport village of Ferryden. The area was revitalised in the 1990s as part of the Westwood Urban Renewal Project, becoming the first suburb to undergo the rejuvenation
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