13 Shackleton Court, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 5, 13 Shackleton Court.
The address is a unit situated on a parcel of land measuring 286 m². It is part of the residential development within Greenwith.
The unit sits on 286 m² of land, providing a modest-sized lot typical for town‑home style properties in the suburb.
Greenwith is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes such as J2 (C2X during express times), 548, and 415, which connect to the O‑Banana Busway and Tea Tree Plaza Interchange. Additionally, four local minibus routes (G1, G2, G3, RZ4) provide frequent links to Golden Grove Village and the city.
The suburb offers a community centre, a small shopping village and a larger shopping centre opened in 2015. Residents also enjoy numerous parks, playgrounds and scenic walking trails, including the nearby Para Wirra Conservation Park.
Within roughly a 1 km radius you’ll find Anare Plantation, Aurora Plantation, Greenwith Sports Park, Baynes Plantation, and Amadeus Plantation, all offering open spaces and recreation areas.
Greenwith lies in the outer‑north‑eastern part of Adelaide, bounded by Slate and Cobbler Creeks, Green Valley Drive, Golden Grove and Para Roads, and the Little Para River catchment. The suburb provides quick access to the Adelaide Hills and the Barossa Valley via One Tree Hill or Upper Hermitage.
Greenwith was named in 1846 by Thomas Roberts after a Cornish mine and later developed as part of the Golden Grove housing project beginning in the mid‑1980s. In 2017 the City of Tea Tree Gully expanded the suburb’s boundaries, increasing it by about 20 %.
Yes, the suburb is home to Australian rules footballer Jack Graham and singer‑songwriter Reece Mastin, both of whom have ties to the community.
