Ovingham SA 5082, Australia
The unit features two carpeted bedrooms, a single bathroom, a generously sized living area that flows into a functional kitchen, an enclosed courtyard for outdoor use, and one covered parking space. Positioned on a quiet no‑through road just 2 km north of Adelaide’s CBD, it benefits from easy access to public transport, nearby schools and local amenities, supporting a low‑maintenance lifestyle.
Sold for $455,000 on 17 Jun 2025
Also written as Unit 9, 23 Noble Street.
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 17 Jun 2025 | $455,000 | — |
The address is a unit that provides two bedrooms and one bathroom. It offers a compact, self‑contained living space suitable for individuals or small households
The property includes one designated parking space for the resident. This space is allocated as part of the unit’s amenities
Ovingham railway station is located about 0.2 km from the address, offering Gawler line train services. The suburb is also served by Adelaide Metro bus routes that run nearby
Torrens Road lies roughly 0.4 km from the unit, providing a direct link to Adelaide’s city centre. This road is a primary arterial route for the area
The Ovingham Hotel on Torrens Road and the Adelaide Aquatic Centre, an indoor swimming complex, are both within about 0.7 km, making them easily reachable on foot. These venues offer dining, social, and recreational options nearby
Ovingham straddles two councils: the City of Charles Sturt (specifically the Hindmarsh Ward) and the City of Prospect. Each council provides local services and representation for residents
Ovingham was established in 1875 after William Whinham subdivided Block No. 2081, originally part of land bought by George Strickland Kingston. The area was initially the part of the suburb north of Torrens Road and was once considered part of Bowden, known as Bowden‑on‑the‑Hill
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