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Overview

Tea Tree Gully sits in the north‑eastern fringe of Adelaide within the City of Tea Tree Gully, offering a leafy lifestyle framed by historic sites and extensive green space. The suburb’s name comes from the native white‑flowered tea trees that once grew along its gully, and heritage landmarks such as the 1854 Highercombe Hotel, now the Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum, highlight its early settlement roots. Families enjoy easy access to several nearby parks, including Pine Park, Haines Memorial Park, Anstey Hill Recreation Park and Angove Conservation Park, while education options are served by Banksia Park International High School, Banksia Park R‑6 primary and Ridgehaven Primary School just a kilometre away.

Modern conveniences cluster along Grand Junction Road, the main arterial that links the area to greater Adelaide, and the District Council of Highercombe offices provide local government services nearby. A blend of historic cottages and newer residences creates a varied housing environment, complemented by recreational facilities such as the Banksia Park Sports Area and community‑run parks, making Tea Tree Gully a well‑rounded suburb for both relaxation and daily living.