4 Hermitage Place, Wynn Vale SA 5127, Australia
It is located about 20 km north‑east of the Adelaide CBD. The suburb of Wynn Vale provides easy access to the city via major roads.
The M44 and 545 bus routes serve Wynn Vale, and there is a bus interchange at Golden Grove Village operated by Adelaide Metro. These services connect the area to surrounding suburbs and the city centre.
Sunnybrook Shopping Centre on The Golden Way offers a supermarket, medical surgery and a range of fast‑food outlets. The larger Golden Grove Village Shopping Centre is also nearby, providing additional retail and dining options.
Pedare Village Park is just 0.4 km away, and Richardson Oval is about 0.8 km from the property. Wynn Vale Dam and the Dry Creek corridor offer extensive walking and riding trails, and the community centre provides tennis courts, playgrounds and a pond.
Wynn Vale began as the Modbury Estate winery owned by S Wynn & Company. It was later developed by Delfin as part of the Golden Grove project, with construction starting in 1985, and the suburb was named after the original landowner, S Wynn.
The City of Tea Tree Gully operates a community centre featuring a tennis court, two playgrounds and a small pond. Local clubs also provide junior sport opportunities, including football, cricket, netball and indoor soccer.
The 288‑ha Cobbler Creek Recreation Park is accessible from the nearby Gulfview Heights area, offering additional walking and cycling trails. Several plantations and reserves such as Barrett Plantation (≈1.1 km) and Bronhill Plantation (≈1.2 km) are also within easy reach.
