26 Rowells Road

The site is classified as residential land, meaning it is a vacant parcel intended for building a home or other residential use.

Lockleys was originally inhabited by the Kaurna people and later became known for its fertile soil, market gardens, and horse‑racing stables. In the 1930s the River Torrens was re‑channeled to reduce flooding, shaping the modern suburb.

Yes, before the Torrens Channel was cut in the 1930s, the River Torrens regularly flooded the area known as "The Reedbeds." The engineering works created Breakout Creek to drain the wetlands and lessen flood risk.

The property is within walking distance of Kooyonga Golf Club (about 0.6 km) and Kidman Park Playing Fields (approximately 1 km). The nearby Breakout Creek Wetlands also provide natural open space for walks and bird‑watching.

The former Windsor Theatre, a historic cinema built in 1925, is roughly 0.4 km away. Although it was demolished in 2021, the site remains a point of local heritage interest.

Lockleys forms part of Adelaide's western suburbs, which recorded the lowest unemployment rate in South Australia according to the May 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics data.

The suburb of Lockleys, including 26 Rowells Road, falls under the City of West Torrens local government area.