141 West Terrace

141 West Terrace is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house in the property description.

The house sits on West Terrace, about 100 m from Wright Street and 200 m from Sturt Street. It is within walking distance of St Patrick's Church (300 m), Sir Donald Bradman Drive (300 m), the Central Adelaide Mosque (400 m) and Whitmore Square (500 m).

The property is serviced by Adelaide Metro, which operates a network of buses, commuter trains and a small tram line that runs from Hindmarsh through the city centre to Glenelg. Several bus routes run along West Terrace and the nearby streets, providing easy access to the broader metropolitan area.

Within a short walk you’ll find historic sites such as St Patrick's Church, the Central Adelaide Mosque and West Terrace Cemetery. Nearby public spaces include Whitmore Square and Park Twenty‑Three, giving residents quick access to green areas and community venues.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, with dry, warm summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. Summer temperatures often exceed 30 °C, while winter nights can drop to near freezing, and the city receives most of its rainfall during the winter months.

Adelaide was planned by Colonel William Light with a grid layout and surrounding parklands, making navigation straightforward and providing a ring of green space around the city centre. This thoughtful design means streets like West Terrace are wide and well‑ordered, contributing to an easy‑going urban environment.

Adelaide consistently ranks among the world’s most liveable cities, praised for its open spaces, cultural festivals and relatively low cost of living. The proximity of parks, cultural institutions and reliable public transport adds to the quality of life for those living on West Terrace.