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Adelaide holiday rental overrun by more than 100 teenage revellers having a birthday party

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A wild 17th birthday party has left a major cleanup at a holiday rental after around 100 revellers crammed into an Adelaide home.

More than a dozen police were called in to break up the crowd after neighbours raised the alarm last night.

The roaring teenage rave overtook a quiet Para Hills street.

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Adelaide holiday rental overrun by more than 100 teenage revellers having a birthday party 9News

The house party at the holiday home attracted a massive crowd with patrols calling for back up as they tried to break up the large group.

"Cops were saying like they couldn't even stand inside, everyone was body-to-body," homeowner Aruthur KC told 9News.

The crowd of 100 were sent packing by police, which allowed the owner of the holiday home to take back control of his Kester Street home.

Arthur spent the morning cleaning up after the youngsters, with the remnants pointing towards a wild birthday party.

"I showed them around, they look like good young good kids when they came in," he said.

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Arthur spent the morning cleaning up after the youngsters, with the remnants pointing towards a wild birthday party. 9News

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While Arthur said he won't be pressing charges, he is now thinking twice about listing his property on rental sites. 9News

It's not just the massive clean up that Arthur has had to deal with, the guests have completely rearranged the furniture in his home - he even found a book case in his pantry.

"We have been stressing the whole night, the drama that unfolded and you know the stress, we had to lock down the whole place," he said.

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While Arthur said he won't be pressing charges, he is now thinking twice about listing his property on rental sites.

"I love serving guests you know, its my passion to cater to people, but yeah [it] doesnt look like it will happen anymore."

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