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13 Reviews

Burke Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“McInerney Reserve at the end of the street”

Once again the allotment sizes are a little smaller on Burke Street ranging from 300m2 – 650m2, however it does benefit from McInerney Reserve at the end of the street and about 200m from the train line.

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Castle Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“A quiet street that consists of only a dozen or so homes”

A quiet street that consists of only a dozen or so homes. Homes in this spot of West Croydon are generally positioned on smaller allotments than the average of 700m2 in other parts of West Croydon. Allotment sizes vary from 400m2 – 500m2 ap…

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Blanford Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“A great street full of renovated and extended family homes”

A great street full of renovated and extended family homes. Only a short stroll to the train station around the corner and the Kilkenny Primary School is at the end of the street. Have heard great reports about the Kilkenny Primary School a…

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Bedford Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“Within walking distance to public transport and the Adelaide Secondary School of English.”

Bedford Street consists of a variety of homes from 1940’s, 1950’s and 1960’s to character homes from the early 1900’s. It’s within walking distance to public transport and provides convenient access to the city. Part of Bedford Street overl…

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William Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“A great family friendly street”

Mostly consisting of character homes on large blocks. A great family friendly street that will also appeal to those people who are looking for the convenience of the Islamic College of South Australia which is located here.

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Henry Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“Located within walking distance to the cafe’s of Queen Street”

This is one of the more popular streets in the area as it is located within walking distance to the cafe’s of Queen Street and provides easy access to South Road.

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Elizabeth St, Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“Home of the “Queen Street” Cafe and boutique shops”

Elizabeth Street is a very popular street as it is the home of the “Queen Street” Cafe and boutique shops as well as many beautiful character homes. Here you have the Queen Street Cafe, Red Door Bakery, Azalia Boutique, One Small Room and L…

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Carnarvon Parade, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“A very quiet “no thru” street”

This is a very quiet street as it is a “no thru” street, so mostly only accessed by the residents of the street. To top it off Carnarvon Reserve is located at the end of the street which has a great playground and BBQ facilities. It’s a gre…

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Rosetta Street, West Croydon, SA

05/12/2013

“Consists of mostly character homes on big blocks with the Croydon/Kilkenny RSL and Bowls Club on the corner”

Rosetta Street is a beautiful wide tree lined Street that’s consists of mostly character homes on big blocks with the Croydon/Kilkenny RSL and Bowls Club on the corner of Herbert Road. They’re a great bunch of community minded guys. The onl…

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Marlborough Avenue, Woodville Park, SA

05/08/2013

“Great street positioned between Port Road and the train line”

Only 10 minutes to the city by train and easy access to the conveniences of Port Road. Handy convenience store/coffee/subway/video store/ATM and Hungry Jack across Port Road.

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