21 Surflen Street, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 3, 21 Surflen Street.
21 Surflen Street is a unit. It forms part of Adelaide’s high‑density residential stock, typical of inner‑city living.
The City South tram stop on the Glenelg line is about 0.2 km (roughly 200 m) from the address, giving quick access to Adelaide’s tram network and the wider Adelaide Metro system.
Within 0.2–0.3 km you’ll find St Mary Magdalene’s Church, Victoria Square, the Magistrates Court of South Australia, and several hostels such as Hostel 109 Flashpackers and Shingo’s Backpackers. Nearby streets like Sturt Street and Gilbert Street also provide cafés and local shops.
The property is a short walk from the historic Victoria Square and the indigenous landmark Tarndanyangga, both central to Adelaide’s cultural heritage. The nearby Cunningham Memorial Chapel and the Australian Water Quality Centre add to the civic landscape.
Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers and cool, moderately wet winters. Summer temperatures can exceed 40 °C, while winter evenings can drop to around ‑2 °C.
Adelaide consistently ranks among the world’s most liveable cities, having been placed in the top‑ten by the Economist Intelligence Unit for many years and ranked third globally in 2021.
Designed by Colonel William Light, Adelaide’s grid‑based plan features wide streets and a surrounding parkland ring, providing easy navigation and abundant green space within walking distance of most inner‑city residences.
