About Old Reynella
Old Reynella is a historic suburb within the City of Onkaparinga, about 20 km south of Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 1838 by John Reynell, it is one of South Australia's oldest settlements and retains a heritage precinct with colonial stone buildings and early winery sites. Notable for its historic streetscape, local shops, cafes and proximity to the McLaren Vale wine region, it blends heritage character with suburban amenity.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a low-rise heritage village centred on Old South Road and Reynell Road with preserved 19th-century stone buildings, small independent shops, cafes, bakeries and the historic Reynella Winery precinct. The area is walkable with heritage trails, interpretive signage, local parks and reserves. Surroundings are predominantly residential with easy access to vineyards, the Onkaparinga River corridor and the Old Reynella Interchange for public transport.
Key highlights
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Historic Old Reynella township precinct with 19th-century colonial buildings
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Reynell Road and Old South Road heritage streetscape and shops
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Site of John Reynell's early vineyard and winery, among South Australia's first
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Heritage walk with interpretive signage and preserved stone structures
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Local cafes, bakeries and boutique shopping in the village centre