29 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
29 North Terrace is a house. It is situated in the heart of Adelaide’s city centre, reflecting the historic grid layout designed by Colonel William Light.
The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) is about 0.1 km from 29 North Terrace, which is roughly a two‑minute walk.
Two Glenelg tram stops are nearby: the Royal Adelaide Hospital stop (approximately 0.2 km away) and the City West stop (about 0.3 km away). Both are within a short stroll from the house.
The property is close to several cultural sites, including the Samstag Museum (0.2 km), ACE Open contemporary art gallery (0.3 km), and the Lion Arts Centre (0.3 km). These venues host exhibitions, performances, and community events.
Yes, the Adelaide Riviera Hotel is essentially on the same site (0.0 km) and the Grace Emily Hotel on Waymouth Street is about 0.4 km away, providing convenient lodging options for visitors.
The house is near several key streets: Morphett Street (0.4 km), Hindley Street (0.4 km) and Currie Street (0.3 km). These streets are known for shops, cafés and vibrant street life.
Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the Royal Adelaide Hospital tram stop, the City West tram stop, and the Museum of Discovery (MOD) (0.3 km). The area also includes the Adelaide Remand Centre (0.2 km) and a city skatepark (City Sk8 Park, 0.2 km).
