to the winemaker's success Inez Court: named for Inez Hyland, granddaughter of Dr Penfold Lanark Street: also the name of a Scottish town, probably originates with the syndicate Mary Penfold Drive: Mary was Dr Penfold's wife and supervised the development of the company after his death Penfold Road: named for Dr Penfold and his wife, Mary Rawson Penfold Drive: named for Dr Penfold Schubert Court: named for Max Schubert, creator of the Grange Hermitage wine Taylor Terrace: named for William Taylor, syndicate member Politics At the Federal level, Rosslyn Park residents are represented in the electorate of Sturt. The member for the seat is currently Christopher Pyne MP. At the state level, the suburb is split between the electorates of Hartley, currently held by Grace Portolesi MP, and Morialta, currently held by John Gardner MP. Transport Rosslyn Park is primarily accessed by car and bus. The main roads leading to the suburb are The Parade, Kensington Road and Penfold Road. The Adelaide Metro bus system services Rosslyn Park, with routes H22 and H20 travelling from Grenfell Street in the city to service the area via the Parade, and routes H23 and 141 servicing the area via Kensington Road. The 141 originates from North Terrace in the city, whilst the H23 follows the routes of H20 and H22 before crossing over to Kensington Road via Portrush Road. Bike lanes also exist most of the way along the Parade into the suburb, whilst the development of a 'bicycle boulevard' on the suburban Beulah Road also promotes bicycle usage in the area. References External links Burnside Historical Society, Street Names and Origins Penfolds website Suburbs of Adelaide