469 South Road, Regency Park SA 5010, Australia
The property includes a house on a 3,989 m² block of land.
Regency Park is an inner‑northern suburb located about 6 km north of Adelaide’s city centre, so the house is roughly that distance away.
The area is served by several bus routes (including the 361 on Grand Junction Road and the 300 along Regency Road) and is close to Islington railway station (approximately 0.8 km away). The North‑South Motorway also runs through the suburb.
The Regency Park Golf Course and adjoining recreation park lie to the west, and nearby reserves such as Croydon Park Reserve (about 1 km), Ferryden Park Reserve (1.1 km) and Jack Watkins Reserve (1.4 km) provide open space for leisure.
Regency Park hosts the Coopers Brewery at the corner of South Road and Regency Road, the Regency Campus of TAFE SA, and a Transport SA office serving the local industrial community.
Originally called the Tam O’Shanter Belt, the area was later used for the Islington Sewage Farm (1881‑1966) before being developed as an industrial suburb in the 1970s, named Regency Park in honour of Queen Elizabeth II’s 1970 visit.
Within roughly 1 km you’ll find a local weather station (0.3 km), the Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation (0.5 km), Islington Works railway station (0.8 km), Croydon Park Reserve (1 km) and Islington railway station (1 km).
