264 North Terrace

264 North Terrace is a detached house located in Adelaide’s city centre. It offers a spacious layout with five bedrooms and one bathroom.

The residence provides five bedrooms, suitable for a large family or for use as multiple living spaces, and a single bathroom.

Within 200 m you’ll find North Terrace, the University of South Australia, Adelaide University, the Adelaide Law School, the Botanic Gardens tram stop, and a range of cafés such as Cibo Espresso. Research institutes like the Australian Institute for Machine Learning and the Centre for Cancer Biology are also nearby.

The property is adjacent to a tram stop on the Glenelg line, providing direct services to the city centre and the beachside suburb of Glenelg. Adelaide Metro buses also run along North Terrace, offering convenient connections across the metropolitan area.

North Terrace forms part of the historic cultural and governmental boulevard designed by Colonel William Light, known as ‘Light’s Vision’. The area houses many of the state’s key institutions, making it a prestigious and well‑connected address.

Nearby you’ll find the University of South Australia, Adelaide University, the Adelaide Law School, and the Botanic Gardens. The Jubilee Exhibition Building and Ayers House add heritage and cultural depth to the neighbourhood.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers and cool, moderately wet winters. The city’s moderate rainfall and abundant sunshine make outdoor activities pleasant year‑round.