212 Whites Road, Paralowie SA 5108, Australia
212 Whites Road is situated in Paralowie, which lies approximately 21.4 km (about 13 mi) north of Adelaide’s city centre.
The property at 212 Whites Road is a stand‑alone house.
Nearby natural spots include Burton Road Wetland (about 1.4 km away), Adams Oval park (around 1.4 km), Lake Windamere (roughly 1.5 km), the Little Para River (about 2 km), and the Salisbury North Wetland (around 2 km).
Paralowie is home to several heritage places such as Settler’s Court, a former farmhouse listed on the State Heritage Register, and Paralowie House, a late‑19th‑century villa also on the heritage register. Both are located within the suburb.
Paralowie was officially named in 1980, deriving its name from Aboriginal words meaning ‘river’ and ‘water’. The area was farmed and used for market gardens in the 19th century, with major residential development occurring after World War II and accelerating through the 1980s to mid‑1990s.
According to the 2021 Census, Paralowie had 17,816 residents with a median age of 35 years, slightly younger than the national median. About two‑thirds were born in Australia, and common languages spoken at home include English, Vietnamese, Khmer and Punjabi.
The property is close to McIntyre Road (approximately 2.3 km away) and Hilra railway station, also about 2.3 km from the house, providing convenient road and rail access.
