138 Gray Street

138 Gray Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house without additional specifications.

The property lies in the central part of Adelaide, South Australia, only a few minutes’ walk from Light Square and the nearby streets of Waymouth, Franklin and Currie. It is within a compact urban block surrounded by cafés, hotels and hostels.

Within 0.5 km you’ll find several hostels (e.g., My Place & Adelaide Backpackers, Adelaide Central YHA), hotels such as Grace Emily Hotel and Adelaide Riviera Hotel, as well as Waymouth Street and Franklin Street with shops and cafés. Cultural points include St Patrick’s Church and Light Square, a town square popular for public gatherings.

The house is well‑served by Adelaide Metro, with bus routes and the tram line that runs through Hindmarsh, the city centre and nearby streets. Train stations on the commuter rail network are also a short walk away, providing easy connections across the metropolitan area.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, meaning hot, dry summers and cool, moderately wet winters. Summer temperatures often exceed 40 °C, while winter nights can drop near freezing, with most rain falling in the winter months.

Adelaide is one of the more seismically active regions in Australia; the largest recorded quake was magnitude 5.6 in 1954. Although earthquakes are generally minor, the city’s building standards take this activity into account.

The suburb follows Colonel William Light’s original grid plan known as “Light’s Vision,” featuring wide streets and a surrounding ring of parklands. This layout provides a spacious feel while keeping the property conveniently close to city amenities and green spaces.