249 Wright Street, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 1, 249 Wright Street.
The address is a unit, meaning it is an attached residential dwelling within a larger building. The unit sits on its own parcel of land.
The unit sits on a land area of 257 m². This size provides a modest outdoor footprint typical of inner‑city units.
Within 0.1 km you’ll find the Central Adelaide Mosque and St Luke’s Anglican Church. A few hundred metres further are Whitmore Square, the Adelaide Trades Hall, and Chinatown, giving easy access to cultural and civic amenities.
The unit is located in the Adelaide city centre, on Wright Street near St Patrick’s Church and Gouger Street. This central position places it in the historic grid layout planned by Colonel William Light.
Adelaide Metro operates extensive bus, train and tram services throughout the city centre, so regular public‑transport links are readily accessible from the property. The nearby tram line connects the inner suburbs to the coastline at Glenelg.
A short walk (about 0.4 km) brings you to Princess Elizabeth Playground and Christie Walk, a cohousing development that hosts community events. The area also includes the Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets and several cafés along Gouger and Morphett Streets.
The property sits within Light’s Vision, Adelaide’s original grid‑based city plan surrounded by the Adelaide Park Lands. This design has helped preserve wide streets, public squares such as Whitmore Square, and a mix of historic and modern buildings.
