1301/69 Light Square

The address is in the heart of Adelaide's city centre, bordering Light Square – one of the five historic public squares designed by Colonel William Light. It is surrounded by major streets such as Hindley Street and Grote Street, putting it within easy walking distance of the central business district.

Within a few hundred metres you’ll find Queen’s Theatre, the Lion Arts Centre and ACE Open, all offering live performances and contemporary art exhibitions. The Adelaide Fringe Festival also uses venues in this precinct, making a vibrant arts scene just steps away.

Several hostels are located nearby, including Adelaide Central YHA (about 0.2 km) and Sunny’s Adelaide Backpackers Hostel (around 0.3 km). The Grace Emily Hotel and Adelaide Rockford hotel are also within a short walk for more private lodging.

The city centre has a dense network of Adelaide Metro services, with bus routes, the O‑Busway and tram lines running along Hindley and Grote Streets. Train stations on the main commuter lines are a few minutes’ walk away, providing easy connections across the metropolitan area.

The Adelaide Fringe Festival, held annually in the city centre, brings theatre, music and visual arts to venues like the Lion Arts Centre and nearby theatres. Light Square also hosts community markets and public gatherings throughout the year.

Light Square is one of the original five squares laid out in 1836 by Colonel William Light as part of his grid‑plan for Adelaide. The square and surrounding streets reflect the city’s planned heritage, which is recognised as a national historic design.

Light Square itself provides a small, landscaped public space right at the property’s doorstep. The surrounding Adelaide Park Lands encircle the city centre, offering larger parkland areas a short walk or bike ride away.