1303/69 Light Square

The unit is situated at 69 Light Square in the heart of Adelaide’s city centre. It sits directly on Light Square, the historic public square named after the city’s founder, Colonel William Light.

Within a few hundred metres you’ll find Queen’s Theatre, the Lion Arts Centre, ACE Open contemporary art gallery, and Event Cinemas GU Film House. The area also hosts the Adelaide Fringe Festival each year, bringing a lively arts program to nearby streets.

Adelaide Metro operates a comprehensive bus, train and tram network throughout the CBD, so regular services can be caught just minutes from Light Square. The central location makes it quick to reach other suburbs and the city’s major transport hubs.

Light Square is one of the five original squares laid out in Colonel William Light’s 1837 city plan, which set Adelaide’s distinctive grid layout surrounded by parklands. The square has remained a focal point of civic life since the city’s founding.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers often exceeding 40 °C and cool, wetter winters. Average winter rainfall is around 80 mm, while summer rain is light and sporadic.

Adelaide consistently ranks among the world’s most liveable cities, featuring in the top‑ten of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s liveability index for many years. The city is praised for its affordability, cultural vibrancy and quality of life.

The Adelaide Fringe Festival, the city’s flagship arts festival, runs each March‑April in venues around Light Square and the surrounding streets. Other regular events include the Adelaide Fringe Festival’s associated performances and the annual Queen’s Theatre productions.