172 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
172 Grenfell Street is a house situated in the heart of Adelaide’s city centre.
The address sits on Grenfell Street, within Adelaide’s grid‑planned central business district that was laid out by Colonel William Light in 1836 and is surrounded by the Adelaide Park Lands.
Immediately surrounding the property are a mix of cafés, cultural venues and services such as Cibo Espresso, the Adelaidean building, the former Butchers Shop heritage site, and the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, all within a few hundred metres.
The Botanic Gardens tram stop, part of the Glenelg tram line, is just 0.2 km away, and Adelaide Metro bus services run along nearby streets, providing easy links to the wider city.
Grenfell Street lies in Adelaide’s original city centre, a planned settlement founded in 1836 and famed for its grid layout and encircling parklands, reflecting the vision of the colony’s first Surveyor‑General, Colonel William Light.
Within walking distance are the Australian Institute for Machine Learning and the Lot Fourteen cultural precinct, both part of Adelaide’s growing research and innovation hub.
