Paradise SA 5075, Australia
Also written as Unit 26, 22-24 Arcadia Avenue.
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The address is a unit. It is part of a larger residential building on Arcadia Avenue
The property is in the suburb of Paradise, which falls under the City of Campbelltown local government area in South Australia
Nearby green spaces include Campbelltown Memorial Oval (about 0.3 km away), Beefacres Park (approximately 1.1 km), Pitman Park (around 1.2 km), and Lochiel Park Social Welfare Reserve (roughly 1.4 km). These provide walking trails and open‑air recreation for residents
Paradise Interchange, a major bus station, is about 0.8 km from the unit, offering access to several Adelaide Metro bus routes. The suburb also features the O‑Balloon Busway interchange for rapid‑bus services
The Paradise Community Church is roughly 0.5 km away, and the Australian Marine Sciences Association office is about 0.6 km distant. Both provide community and professional meeting opportunities
Paradise was originally called "Shepley" and was renamed by Joseph Ind after his "Paradise Bridge Hotel," reflecting his successful orange orchards along the nearby River Torrens. The Ind family contributed several historic properties to the area, some of which still exist today
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