Woodville South, South Australia facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Woodville South Adelaide, South Australia
Streetscape in Woodville South
Postcode(s)	5011
LGA(s)	City of Charles Sturt
Federal Division(s)	Hindmarsh

Woodville South is a suburb located in Adelaide, South Australia. It is part of the larger City of Charles Sturt area. This suburb is next to other areas like Woodville West, Woodville, Woodville Park, Beverley, and Findon.

Important Places in Woodville South

Woodville South is home to some key places that serve the community.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital

One of Adelaide's main hospitals, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, is located here. This hospital helps people who are sick or injured. It provides important medical care for many people.

Woodville Oval Sports Ground

Woodville Oval is a large sports ground in Woodville South. It is the home ground for the Woodville-West Torrens Eagles football team. This team plays in the South Australian National Football League, which is a big football competition.

Past Post Office

A post office called Woodville South Post Office opened on 1 June 1960. It served the area for some years before closing in 1974.

Historic Buildings and Homes

Woodville South has several buildings that are important because of their history. These places are listed to help protect their special character.

Old School and Church Buildings

• The original stone building of Woodville Primary School is on Port Road. It's a very old and important part of the school.
• Next to the school, there is an old stone cottage that also has historical value.
• The Uniting Church complex on Woodville Road is another historic site. It includes the church building, a house for the minister (called a manse), and a Sunday School building.

The Woodville Hotel

The Woodville Hotel, located on Port Road, is also listed as a place with local historical importance.

Historic Houses

Some houses in Woodville South are also recognized for their history. These include homes at 100 Ledger Road and 2-4 Tenterden Street.

Tudor-Style Homes Area

Parts of Woodville South are in a special "Historic Conservation Area." This area includes parts of Woodville and Woodville Park too. Many homes in streets like Angus Street, Cedar Avenue, and Oval Avenue are known for their unique Tudor-style bungalows. These houses have a distinct look, often with timber details on the outside, making the area feel very historic.