10 Filly Street

St Clair SA 5011

This community features 22 hectares of waterways and parks, a village square with its own shops, cafes and medical centre. With St Clair's own train station, it's also easy to get around, whether you're dashing off to the city or exploring nearby neighbourhoods.
In a nut shell: St Clair is..
22Ha of Open Space. 6Ha of Urban Wetlands. 5km from the sea and 8km from the CBD.
The best of Both Worlds.
A cosmopolitan neighbourhood with a village feel, St Clair is just 8km west of Adelaide's CBD and 5km from the sea. In the surrounding area, you'll find Woodville, West Lakes Mall, Hindmarsh Stadium, North Adelaide, and the reinvigorated Port area plus schools, golf courses, cinemas, medical services and more.
The revitalised St Clair precinct will include
- A brand new six court basketball stadium
- Dedicated indoor roller skate area
- Indoor function space
- Indoor meeting spaces
- Indoor caf
- Stadium gymnasium
- Integrated heritage aspects
- A brand-new expansive play space including nature play and all ability inclusive spaces
- New skate park
- New recreation and picnic areas
- New community use tennis courts
- Improved car parking and pedestrian connections to Woodville Road, train station, St Clair suburb and Woodville High School

Their new recreation space will create a destination and focal point on Woodville Road, providing a range of new experiences for residents and visitors. The playground and facilities for young people will be one of the largest developed within the City and will be of unique and world class design.
There will also be upgrading and an expansion of the existing playing fields, removing existing mounds and creating more flexible playing surfaces, adding in BBQ and picnic facilities. This will also open up the area allowing access and views across the area, integrating into the existing St Clair space.
State of the art recreation facilities, which will attract residents and visitors from Charles Sturt and all-over metropolitan Adelaide, will be created to complement the new facility. Their Open Space Strategy, along with the Woodville Village Master Plan, has prioritised the upgrade, which will include an expansive play space, an event space, as well as cool new things like a skate park.
The building design has been undertaken with input from key stakeholders, user groups and community. The design addresses the shortage of indoor courts identified within the Western Adelaide Sporting Facility Supply & Demand Study and the aspirations of the community to see the heritage component of the building retained, enhanced and the centre expanded.