roofs. Geography Rosslyn Park is situated approximately 6 km east of the Adelaide city centre. It is bounded by The Parade to the north, Coach Road to the east, Kensington Road to the south and Hyland Terrace to the west. The suburb is divided by Penfold Road into two distinct areas. West of Penfold Road, the area is characterised by wide, tree-lined roads and architecture representing many styles popular during the twentieth century. East of Penfold Road, the area is much steeper in its approach to the Adelaide Hills, and contains some large, striking and very modern architecture. Some undeveloped vegetatation, and some of the vines, also remain in this part of the suburb. Land use Land use in Rosslyn Park is primarily residential. Penfolds is a notable exception, with its rows of grapevines along Penfold Road a relic of the area's earlier agricultural focus. Significant places By far the most notable landmark in Rosslyn Park is the Magill Estate branch of Penfolds Winery. This site offers cellar door sales, tours and the award-winning Penfolds Magill Estate Restaurant. The winery's chimney is visible throughout the area. Also located at Magill Estate is the historic Grange Cottage. This was constructed by Dr Penfold and his wife, Mary, in 1845, and named after Mary's home town in England. Grange Hermitage wine was in turn named after the cottage. Other notable locations in Rosslyn Park include: WH Holmes Reserve, situated on Park Avenue. Dr Christopher Rawson Penfold Reserve, a small park on the corner of The Parade and Penfold Road. The park contains a collection of winemaking artefacts donated by wineries in the area. The Consulate General of Greece, located on Mary Penfold Drive. Street names Street names in Rosslyn Park reflect the area's viticultural history and the predilections of its subdividers. Angove Court: named for Roger Angove, whose former family home is located at the end of the court Ayr Street: also the name of a Scottish town, likely originates with the Scottish heritage of members of the syndicate Dalwood Court: the name of a range of Penfolds wine Edgcumbe Terrace: name of the Angoves' family home Gillard Drive: named for Joseph Gillard Jnr, manager of the Penfolds cellars and vineyards 1869–1905 Gordon Terrace: named for Thomas Gordon, syndicate member Grange Avenue: name of the Penfolds' family cottage Hyland Terrace: named for Thomas Hyland, son-in-law of Dr Penfold and a key contributor