13 Trenoweth Close, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
It is a standalone house situated on Trenoweth Close in the outer‑north‑eastern suburb of Greenwith, South Australia. The property is part of the Greenwith residential development.
Greenwith is linked to Adelaide’s CBD by Adelaide Metro bus routes J2 (express as C2X), 548, and 415, which connect via Golden Grove Village and the O‑Busway at Tea Tree Plaza. Local minibus routes G1, G2, G3, and RZ4 also feed into these main services, offering additional access to the city.
The local loop services operate roughly once an hour, seven days a week, covering both clockwise and anti‑clockwise circuits around Greenwith. These loops (e.g., 591A, 591C, 592, 593A, 593C) connect residents to Golden Grove Village and the broader bus network.
Within a short walk you’ll find several green spaces, such as Bloomfield Plantation (0.4 km) and Baynes Plantation (0.4 km). Other nearby parks include Brooklyn Chase Plantation (0.5 km), Greenwith Sports Park (0.8 km), and Aurora Plantation (0.9 km).
The suburb offers a community centre and a small shopping village for everyday needs. A larger shopping centre opened in 2015 provides additional retail and services close to the property.
Greenwith’s location near the Little Para River catchment gives easy road access to the Adelaide Hills and the Barossa Valley wine region. Residents can reach these areas via routes through One Tree Hill or Upper Hermitage.
Named by Thomas Roberts in 1846 after his Cornwall farm, Greenwith later became part of a major housing development initiated in the 1980s. In 2017 the suburb expanded by 20 % when a portion of Salisbury Heights was officially renamed Greenwith.
