Gateway to Adelaide, Gawler, Barossa & Clare Valley wine regions

Our modern, comfortable, double-storey house is situated in a quiet side street with fresh air and plenty of sunlight, but within a short walking distance from Playford Alive Shopping Centre (Woolworths/BWS, beauty salons, chemist, restaurants and different fast-food joints) and a lovely playground for children.
Offering 3 bedrooms with 5 beds and a separate living space including a private garden this self-contained house has all the features and comforts for 6-7 adults or 2 couples and 2-3 kids.

The space
• Sleeps up to 7 guests but more suited to 6 adults
• 3x Bedrooms (all upstairs!):
Room 1 - Queen size bed, air-conditioning / heating, walk-in closet
Room 2 – Double bed, fan, oil-heater
Room 3 - Bunk bed and a king single bed, fan, oil-heater

• Open plan kitchen / dining / living area with air-conditioning/heating, access to private garden, separate lounge with smart TV
• Laundry facilities (washer)
• Modern facilities and amenities (dishwasher, microwave oven, etc)
• Parking in garage, on drive-way or next to the house on the street - free of charge
• Close to public transport (Bus stops on Peachey and Curtis Roads, Smithfield Train Station)
• Close to shopping, golf-course, dining & Barossa and Clare Valley wine-regions

Guest access
• There is a digital security lock near the front door for easy entry into the house at your convenience.
• The house is fully equipped with modern amenities (fridge, microwave oven, dishwasher, coffee machine, hair-dryer, iron & iron-board), as well as Manchester (bed linen), towels, laundry supplies.
• Washing machine and laundry facilities.
• BBQ facilities and outdoor furniture.
• There is a Manual containing general House Information, as well as 3 other folders containing useful details such as nearby places of interest, public transport, entertainment, dining/take away and emergency contacts. For Guests visiting from overseas we have also prepared a folder with general information about Australia.

Other things to note
This is a DOUBLE-storey house, the 3 bedrooms and bathroom with shower are all located upstairs (16 stairs) therefore it is NOT suitable for Guests with mobility issues!
Not suitable for infants (under 2 years)!
No smoking, parties, or events!

Distances:
Adelaide airport: 45 min. drive (40 km)
Adelaide: 30-45 min. drive
Gawler: 15 min. drive
The Barossa: 25 min. drive
Clare Valley: 75 min drive

Playford Alive Shopping Centre is just 5 min walk away, with Woolworths, a library, a gym and a spacious, modern playground for kids, as well as KFC, McDonald's, Hungry Jacks, Oporto, OTR (24/7 petrol station), Gyros, Indian and Asian cuisine.
If you prefer to browse around in a larger shopping centre, Munno Para Shopping City is 10 min drive (3,4 km), Elizabeth City Centre is about 15 min drive (6 km) away.

Historical Gawler with heaps of cafes, restaurants and shopping is just 15 min drive from the house.

You can reach the world-famous Barossa wine-producing area (Tanunda, Seppeltsfield, Angaston, Nuriootpa) with its cellar-doors, foody-tours, markets, helicopter or hot-air balloon ride, Discovery Park, Whispering Wall, etc. in only 25 min drive.
Clare Valley wine-region (Auburn, Clare, Mintaro, Sevenhill) is a bit further away, about 75 min drive.

Adelaide CBD with its museums, festivals, Central Market, bars and restaurants, as well as shopping is reachable also by public transport via Elisabeth Interchange or Smithfield Train Station, or a 30 min drive.

Events in and near Adelaide, the Festival Capital of Australia:
January:
* Santos Tour Down Under (Australia’s greatest cycling event providing the perfect opportunity to see, eat and drink your way around the Barossa, McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills),
* Crush festival (the Adelaide Hills’ best wineries will show-off their produce at lavish degustation dinners, long lunches, decadent tasting sessions)

February:
* Laneway Festival (showcasing contemporary Australian and international music in a totally unique setting),
* Fringe Festival (the largest open-access festival in the Southern Hemisphere, bursting at the seams with local, interstate and international five-star acts)

March:
* Fringe Festival,
* WOMADelaide (Australia's best contemporary music festival),
* Adelaide Festival (outstanding mix of internationally acclaimed theatre productions, an eclectic array of world-class musicians, breathtaking dance pieces, renowned writers and striking visual arts displays)
* The Superloop Adelaide 500 (the largest domestic motor sport event in Australia),

April:
* Tasting Australia (one of Australia’s oldest food festivals showcasing the best produce from around Australia served up by South Australia’s most awarded chefs, winemakers and restaurateurs)

May:
* Clare Valley Gourmet Weekend (tastings, regionally inspired cuisine and full-blown feasts at more than 20 gorgeous Clare Valley wineries)

June:
* Adelaide Cabaret Festival (the largest festival of its kind in the world with major events at the Dunstan Playhouse, Festival Theatre, Her Majesty’s Theatre and Artspace)

July:
* Adelaide Beer and BBQ Festival (a showcase of South Australian, Australian and international beer and cider with 50 mouth-watering exhibitors pouring and cooking-up a storm in the Adelaide Showground’s historic Brick Cattle Pavillion)

August:
* SALA Festival (with works and exhibitions popping up in every corner of South Australia, from offices and cafés to galleries and wineries, SALA is the largest community-based visual arts festival in Australia)

October:
* Adelaide Fashion Festival (showcases established and emerging designers alongside unique hair and make-up styling, locally produced music, food and drink)
* OzAsia (Australia’s leading contemporary Asian arts festival presenting the very best in contemporary theatre, dance, music, visual art, film, literature talks, food and more from across Asia)

November:
* OzAsia,
* Christmas Pageant (the largest single-day parade in the southern hemisphere; the second biggest in the world: fairy tale characters, colourful clowns, marching bands, twirling dancers and more than 60 floats lead the way to Father Christmas and his iconic sleigh)

December:
* Adelaide Motorsport Festival (plenty of star drivers, manufacturers displaying their latest models, 100s of cars on display)