Hidden Treasures Op Shop

Hidden Treasures Op Shop provides a friendly shopping experience two days a week at 1 Ramrod Avenue Hallett Cove. Open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm our welcoming store features a carefully selected range of quality pre-loved clothing homewares books and unique treasures all at affordable prices. Our dedicated volunteers ensure everything is neatly organised and displayed creating an enjoyable treasure hunting experience. We're wheelchair accessible and every purchase directly supports vital community programs throughout the southern suburbs. Visit us for a true treasure-hunting experience where you might discover those special hidden gems while supporting worthwhile local community initiatives. Key Features Quality pre-loved items at affordable prices Wheelchair accessible parking Quick and easy shopping experience Quality clothing recycling program

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Hallett Cove

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1 Ramrod Ave, Hallett Cove SA 5158

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