107/279 Gouger Street

The address is a unit, meaning it is an apartment-style dwelling within a larger building. No other dwelling types such as a house or townhouse are indicated.

The unit is on Gouger Street in the Adelaide city centre, an area designed by Colonel William Light with a grid layout surrounded by parklands. It lies in the central business district of South Australia’s capital.

Within 0.5 km you’ll find St Patrick’s Church, the Central Adelaide Mosque, St Luke’s Anglican Church, and the Adelaide Trades Hall. The nearby Whitmore Square and St Mary’s College also lie a short stroll away.

Gouger Street itself runs directly past the unit, and other key streets such as Wright Street (0.1 km), Sturt Street (0.2 km), Franklin Street (0.4 km) and Waymouth Street (0.6 km) are all within a few hundred metres.

Adelaide Metro operates extensive bus, train and tram services throughout the city centre, so regular public‑transport options are available within walking distance of the unit. The tram network connects the inner city to suburbs such as Glenelg.

The property sits within Light’s Vision, Adelaide’s historic grid plan surrounded by the Adelaide Parklands. Wide streets and a network of boulevards make navigation straightforward and provide easy access to nearby amenities.

Yes, the city offers several small parks close to the address, including Park Twenty‑Three and Park Twenty‑Four, each about 0.6 km away, providing convenient open space for recreation.