69 Light Square, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 1105, 69 Light Square.
The unit is situated at 69 Light Square in the Adelaide city centre, South Australia. Light Square is one of the five historic public squares designed by Colonel William Light as part of Adelaide’s original grid layout.
Within 0.4 km you can reach the Queen’s Theatre, the Lion Arts Centre, ACE Open contemporary gallery and the Adelaide Fringe Festival hub. A short walk also brings you to cafés, boutique hotels and the historic Hindley Street precinct.
The Adelaide College of the Arts is only about 100 m away, and the South Australian School of Design sits roughly 300 m from the unit, offering art and design programs in the city centre.
Light Square is well served by Adelaide Metro’s bus and tram network, with several stops on Hindley Street and nearby North Terrace providing connections to the city’s commuter rail lines and the Glenelg tram.
Hostels such as Adelaide Central YHA, Tequila Sunrise Hostel and My Place & Adelaide Backpackers Hostel are all within 300 m, offering budget-friendly lodging for visitors.
Light Square is part of Colonel William Light’s 1837 plan that laid out Adelaide in a grid surrounded by parklands. The square’s name honours Light, the city’s founder and surveyor‑general.
The Adelaide Parklands ring the city centre, providing easy access to expansive green areas just a short walk north or east of Light Square.
