3 Cobbler Drive, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
The suburb is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes J2 (and the express C2X), 548, and 415, as well as four local minibus routes G1, G2, G3 and RZ4 linking to Golden Grove Village. Additional loop services such as 591A, 591C, 592, 593A and 593C provide hourly connections throughout Greenwith and to the O‑Bang Busway.
Greenwith Sports Park is just 0.3 km away, and Anare Plantation is nearby at 0.4 km. Several other green spaces such as Baynes Plantation (0.7 km) and Brooklyn Chase Plantation (0.9 km) are also within easy reach for walking or cycling.
Greenwith is an outer‑north‑eastern suburb of Adelaide, bordering Golden Grove and Salisbury Heights. Its boundaries are defined by Slate and Cobbler Creeks, Green Valley Drive, Golden Grove and Para Roads, and the Little Para River catchment, with quick routes to the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley via One Tree Hill or Upper Hermitage.
The suburb features a community centre, a small shopping village and a larger shopping centre that opened in 2015. Residents also enjoy a nearby dirt‑bike track, lakes and creeks suitable for fishing, and numerous playgrounds within the local parks.
Greenwith was named in 1846 by Thomas Roberts after his Cornwall mine, later owned by John Garfield Tilley, with the historic Greenwith Cottage still standing. The South Australian Land Commission began acquiring land in 1973, Delfin started development in 1985, and the suburb’s boundaries were expanded by 20 % in 2017.
Australian rules footballer Jack Graham, known for playing with Richmond and West Coast, and singer‑songwriter Reece Mastin, winner of the third season of The X Factor Australia, are among the well‑known people associated with Greenwith.
During peak times, the 548 and express C2X buses run via Golden Grove Road and the O‑Bang Busway directly to the city. Off‑peak, the J2 service connects through Golden Grove Village to the O‑Bang, providing frequent city access.
