22 Trenoweth Close, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
Greenwith was named in 1846 by Thomas Roberts after his farm in Cornwall, and later developed for housing starting in 1985 following land acquisition by the South Australian Land Commission. In 2017 the City of Tea Tree Gully expanded the suburb’s boundaries, increasing its area by 20%.
Several parks are within a short walk, including Bloomfield Plantation (0.4 km), Baynes Plantation (0.4 km), Amadeus Plantation (0.4 km), Brooklyn Chase Screens (0.4 km), Brooklyn Chase Plantation (0.5 km), Greenwith Sports Park (0.8 km) and Aurora Plantation (0.9 km).
The suburb is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes J2, C2X (express), 548, and 415, as well as four local minibus routes G1, G2, G3 and RZ4 that connect to Golden Grove Village. These services link residents to the Tea Tree Plaza Interchange and the O‑Band Busway for city access.
Buses such as J2 (and its express variant C2X) and route 548 travel via the Tea Tree Plaza Interchange, where passengers can board the O‑Band Busway for direct trips to Adelaide’s CBD. The local minibus routes also connect to these main services.
Greenwith’s hilly terrain includes numerous lakes and creeks that support fishing for carp and guppies, with occasional sightings of the rare yabbie. Nearby recreation areas like Cobbler Creek Recreation Park provide scenic walking trails and playgrounds.
Greenwith has been home to Australian rules footballer Jack Graham, who played for Richmond and West Coast, and singer‑songwriter Reece Mastin, the winner of the third season of The X Factor Australia.
