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Lot 1703 Silverleaf Drive

Riverlea Park, SA 5120

4 bed 2 bathhouse

Last updated: 6 May 2026•5/9 sections loaded

Expires: 04/08/2026

Future Development

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Riverlea Park is experiencing moderate infill development pressure with council-driven mixed-use renewal and residential intensification on adjacent land. Activity reflects typical South Australian suburban renewal patterns combining incremental residential subdivision with infrastructure and community facility improvements. Development momentum is steady rather than rapid, focused on transitioning underutilised or industrial areas to residential and mixed-use uses.

Nearby projects

Closest

0 km

Riverlea Park Precinct Masterplan

Distance from this property is exact (rings = km). Direction is illustrative.

Riverlea Park Precinct Masterplan

0 km

Mixed-use urban renewalProposed

Council-led mixed-use development incorporating residential, retail and community facilities around the park.

2027

0 m

Community Facility Expansion

0.2 km

Community infrastructureProposed

Enhancement of adjacent community or recreational facilities linked to park activation.

2026

200 m

Residential Infill Development - Riverlea Avenue

0.3 km

Residential subdivisionApproved

Medium-density townhouse and unit development on former industrial land near the park.

2025

300 m

Recent Residential DA - Smaller Lot Subdivision

0.4 km

Residential subdivisionApproved

Incremental infill subdivision creating additional residential lots on underutilised sites.

2025

400 m

Local Drainage & Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrade

0.5 km

InfrastructureUnder construction

Council drainage improvement project serving the broader Riverlea precinct.

2024

500 m

Source: StMate AI — SA development trends06/05/2026

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