Browse property in Waterloo Corner Road

Waterloo Corner Road, the historic north‑west arterial that once cut through wheat paddocks, now frames a streetscape of uniform, low‑rise semi‑detached maisonettes built of Mount Gambier limestone by the South Australian Housing Trust in the early 1950s; many of these modest homes have been extended or rebuilt as the suburb has matured.

The road sits at the edge of the suburb’s railway boundaries, with the Adelaide–Port Augusta line to the north, the Gawler line to the east and Penfield 1, Hilra and Nurlutta stations within 1.2‑1.6 km, while the Salisbury Highway lies just over 2 km away; residents enjoy nearby green amenities such as Adams Oval, Salisbury North Oval and Lake Windamere, and are served by Lake Windemere B‑6 School, Paralowie School and Salisbury High School within a kilometre radius.