9 Holbrook Crescent, Greenwith SA 5125, Australia
Greenwith is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes J2 (express as C2X), 548, and 415, which connect via Golden Grove Village, Tea Tree Plaza Interchange and the O‑Barrow Busway. Local minibus routes G1, G2, G3 and RZ4 also run to Golden Grove Village and link with the main bus services.
Several parks are nearby, including Bloomfield Plantation, Baynes Plantation and Amadeus Plantation all about 0.4 km away, as well as Brooklyn Chase Plantation (0.5 km) and Greenwith Sports Park (0.8 km). The area also features Anare Plantation, Aurora Plantation and other green spaces within 1 km.
Greenwith was named in 1846 by Thomas Roberts after his Cornwall mine, later owned by John Garfield Tilley. The suburb expanded when the South Australian Land Commission acquired land in 1973, with Delfin developing it from 1985 onward, and in 2017 its boundaries were enlarged by the City of Tea Tree Gully.
Greenwith offers easy routes to the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley wine region via One Tree Hill or Upper Hermitage, providing convenient options for day trips or weekend outings.
The suburb includes a community centre, a small shopping village, and a larger shopping centre that opened in 2015. There is also a nearby dirt‑bike track popular with local children and teenagers.
Yes, 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 X Factor Australia’s third season.
