Rosslyn Park

Rosslyn Park is a picturesque suburb in Adelaide's eastern region, approximately 6 kilometers from the city center. The area is renowned for its historical significance, notably as the original site of Penfolds Winery, established by Dr. Christopher Rawson Penfold in 1844. Today, the Magill Estate branch of Penfolds Winery continues to operate, offering cellar door sales, tours, and the acclaimed Penfolds Magill Estate Restaurant. The suburb features a mix of architectural styles, with tree-lined streets and modern residences, reflecting its rich heritage and contemporary appeal. Residents and visitors enjoy access to local parks, including the Dr. Christopher Rawson Penfold Reserve, which showcases winemaking artifacts. Rosslyn Park's proximity to major roads like The Parade, Kensington Road, and Penfold Road ensures convenient transportation options, including Adelaide Metro bus services and bike lanes, enhancing its accessibility and charm.