22 Toronto Street, Ovingham SA 5082, Australia
22 Toronto Street is a standalone house. It is the sole residential feature listed for the address.
The Ovingham railway station is approximately 0.2 km away, situated on the suburb’s boundary. It is served by the Gawler railway line.
Torrens Road lies about 0.3 km from the property, connecting directly to Adelaide’s city centre. Park Terrace forms the south‑eastern boundary and Churchill Road heads north out of the suburb.
Adelaide Metro operates train services on the Gawler line at Ovingham station and runs several bus routes through the suburb. Both modes are within short walking distance of the house.
Ovingham was established in 1875 when William Whinham subdivided Block No. 2081, originally purchased by George Strickland Kingston. The area was once part of Bowden and was considered for the name ‘Hillside’ in 1929 before remaining Ovingham.
The historic Ovingham Hotel is located on Torrens Road nearby, and the Adelaide Aquatic Centre is about 0.6 km away for swimming and fitness. Other nearby attractions include Montefiore Hill and Barton Oval (both roughly 0.7 km) and the former Rowley Park Speedway at 0.9 km.
