202/279 Gouger Street

202/279 Gouger Street is a unit located in the heart of Adelaide’s central business district. It offers the convenience of inner‑city living without the responsibilities of a standalone house.

The unit is on Gouger Street, just off the main north‑south axis of the city centre. It is within 0.5 km of key streets such as Franklin Street, Sturt Street and Wright Street, placing it in the core of the grid designed by Colonel William Light.

Nearby attractions include the Central Adelaide Mosque (0.4 km), St Patrick’s Church (0.3 km), Whitmore Square (0.5 km) and the Adelaide Trades Hall (0.5 km). The area is also close to the historic Gouger Street itself, St Luke’s Church and the West Terrace Cemetery.

Being in the CBD, the unit is well served by Adelaide Metro’s bus network and is a short walk from the O‑Bang Busway and tram routes that run along Hindmarsh and North Terrace. The main Adelaide railway stations are also within easy walking distance.

The street honours Robert Gouger, whose petition to the British government led to the establishment of the colony of South Australia in 1834. His role was instrumental in the creation of the planned capital that became Adelaide.

The neighbourhood combines heritage architecture with vibrant street life, featuring cafés, shops and cultural venues along Franklin and Grote Streets. Its location inside Light’s Vision grid provides easy access to the surrounding parklands and the city’s cultural precincts.