4/66 Sir Ross Smith Boulevard

It is a unit, offering a self‑contained living space within a larger building. The property is presented as a standalone apartment‑style residence

The unit sits on Sir Ross Smith Boulevard in the suburb of Oakden, which is bounded by Grand Junction Road to the north, Sudholz Road to the east, and Fosters Road to the west. This location places it in the northeast part of Adelaide’s metropolitan area

The same building on Sir Ross Smith Boulevard hosts two retail outlets, a café and a hairdresser, providing convenient everyday services. Residents can enjoy these amenities just steps from their front door

Roy Amer Reserve, a regional park with wetlands and a native fish sanctuary, is nearby, offering walking and nature‑watching opportunities. Pitman Park is also within roughly 2 km, adding further recreational options

Nearby notable sites include the Oakden Central tavern, which hosts the Adelaide City FC training venue, the Oakden Fire Station, and the Salvation Army Corps and Community Centre. These facilities contribute to a well‑served community environment

It is approximately 0.2 km from the centre of the Oakden suburb, effectively within walking distance. This proximity makes local shops and services easily accessible

Oakden was established in 1992 as the Regent Gardens housing estate on former Department of Agriculture land and was renamed in 1993 after Patience Oakden, the wife of South Australia’s first Colonial Treasurer. The suburb’s name reflects its historical ties to early colonial families