1 Williamson Terrace, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
The suburb is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes J2 (or C2X during express times), 548, and 415, which connect to the O‑Bagan Busway and the city. Local minibus routes G1, G2, G3 and RZ4, as well as several loop services (e.g., 591A, 592, 593A), also run regularly throughout Greenwith.
A number of small parks are close by, including Bloomfield Plantation, Baynes Plantation, Amadeus Plantation and Brooklyn Chase Screens at roughly 0.4 km, and Brooklyn Chase Plantation at about 0.5 km. Larger green spaces such as Greenwith Sports Park and Anare Plantation are also within 1 km.
Greenwith’s shopping village and the larger centre opened in 2015 are located a short drive away, typically about 2–3 km from Williamson Terrace, making everyday errands convenient.
Yes, the suburb borders Para Wirra Conservation Park and Cobbler Creek Recreation Park, both offering scenic walking trails, lakes for fishing and ample outdoor recreation.
Greenwith was named in 1846 by Thomas Roberts after a Cornish mine and later developed as part of the Golden Grove housing project starting in 1985. In 2017 the City of Tea Tree Gully expanded the suburb’s boundaries, increasing its area by about 20 %.
Golden Grove Road links Greenwith to the O‑Bagan Busway, which offers a fast route into the Adelaide CBD. Additional connections include the nearby Salisbury and Tea Tree Plaza interchanges.
Greenwith has been home to Australian rules footballer Jack Graham and singer‑songwriter Reece Mastin, who won the third season of The X Factor Australia.
