10 Harrington Court, Golden Grove SA 5125, Australia
Golden Grove is an outer north‑eastern suburb of Adelaide known for its hilly topography, extensive vegetation and close proximity to the Adelaide Hills. It was developed in the 1980s as a public‑private joint venture and has an irregular shape bordering several neighbouring suburbs.
The closest green space is Botany Plantation, located about 0.1 km from the property. Other nearby parks such as Asgard Plantation (0.3 km) and Bryant Plantation (0.7 km) are also within walking distance.
A bus interchange at the nearby Golden Grove Village provides Adelaide Metro services, and a Park & Ride facility opened in March 2022 offers connections to the O‑Bahn bus corridor. Proposals to extend the O‑Bahn directly to Golden Grove are also under discussion.
Yes, the Harpers Field complex adjacent to One Tree Hill Road and Crouch Road hosts the Golden Grove Football and Cricket clubs and includes clubrooms and a community centre. The larger Cobbler Creek Recreation Park is also accessible within a few kilometres.
Golden Grove was named after Captain Adam Robertson, who settled there in 1839. The suburb’s modern development began in the 1980s when the South Australian Land Commission and Delfin (now Lendlease) created a master‑planned community, with the final allotment sold in 2002.
The Grove Shopping Centre, formerly known as Golden Grove Village, is nearby and features retailers such as Big W, Woolworths, Drakes, as well as dining, specialty stores and banks.
The closest weather station is the GOLDEN GROVE station, situated roughly 1.4 km away. An older station, MODBURY (SURREY VINE YARDS), is about 1.7 km from the property.
