109/61 Hindmarsh Square

It is a unit offering 63 m² of land area. The property is classified simply as a unit, suitable for independent living within the city centre

The unit is situated in Hindmarsh Square, one of the five town squares created by Colonel William Light’s original grid plan for Adelaide’s city centre. The square lies in the heart of the central business district, surrounded by major streets such as Rundle, Pulteney and Grenfell

Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the Ibis Adelaide hotel, the University of Adelaide College, Adelaide Arcade, and several historic cinemas and theatres including the Paris Theatre, Rex Theatre and Regent Theatre. Shopping, dining and cultural venues are all within a 0‑0.2 km walk

The property is close to Adelaide Metro’s tram line that runs through Hindmarsh, providing direct links to the city centre and Glenelg. Major streets like Rundle, Pulteney and Grenfell also host frequent bus services, making the wider metropolitan area easily reachable

The area hosts a cluster of historic theatres – Paris, Rex, Regent and Curzon – and the nearby Hindmarsh Square often serves as a venue for city festivals. Adelaide’s broader cultural calendar includes events such as the Adelaide Fringe and WOMADelaide, which are easily accessible from the city centre

Hindmarsh Square is one of the five squares designed in Light’s Vision, the 19th‑century grid layout that gave Adelaide its distinctive pattern of wide boulevards and surrounding parklands. The square reflects the city’s planned origins and its heritage as a free‑settlement capital

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, with dry, warm summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. Residents can expect many clear days throughout the year, making outdoor activities and city life pleasant year‑round