61 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 109, 61 Hindmarsh Square.
It is a unit occupying a 63 m² parcel of land. The unit is situated within the Adelaide city centre.
The unit sits on Hindmarsh Square, just 0.1 km from the town square itself and within walking distance of major streets such as Pulteney, Grenfell and Rundle. It is part of the grid‑pattern layout designed by Colonel William Light.
Within a few hundred metres are hotels (Mantra Hindmarsh Square and Ibis Adelaide), shopping arcades (Adelaide Arcade and City Cross Arcade), and several historic theatres and cinemas (Regent, Curzon, Paris Cinema). The radio station Nova 919 is also located nearby.
Adelaide’s city centre follows Light’s Vision, a grid of streets surrounded by parklands and five public squares; Hindmarsh Square is one of those original squares. The unit benefits from this planned layout with easy pedestrian access to open spaces and cultural venues.
The Adelaide tram network runs through Hindmarsh, providing a direct link between the inner suburb, the city centre and the coastal precinct at Glenelg. Bus routes and commuter rail stations are also within a short walk of the unit.
Residents can walk to historic theatres such as the Regent and Curzon, the former Paris Theatre, and the Hindmarsh Square Congregational Church. The nearby IOOF Building and Flinders Street Baptist Church add to the heritage character of the area.
Hindmarsh Square is a central public square in Adelaide, surrounded by retail, dining, and entertainment options, and benefits from the city’s well‑planned grid and extensive parklands. Its proximity to cultural venues, transport links, and historic architecture makes it a vibrant urban setting.
