307/304 Waymouth Street

The property sits on Waymouth Street in the Adelaide city centre, part of the historic grid laid out by Colonel William Light. It is surrounded by major streets such as Currie, Franklin and Sir Donald Bradman Drive, placing it in the heart of the CBD.

Within a short walk (≈0.1‑0.5 km) you’ll find Adelaide High School, the Grace Emily Hotel, the Samstag Museum, Light Square, and the Royal Adelaide Hospital tram stop. Numerous cafés, shops and cultural venues line Waymouth, Currie and Franklin Streets.

The nearest tram stop serving the Glenelg line is at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, only about 0.4 km away. Adelaide Metro’s bus network also runs along adjacent streets, offering convenient connections across the city.

The property is a stone’s throw from the Samstag Museum and Light Square, both key parts of Adelaide’s vibrant arts scene. The nearby South Australian School of Design, the oldest Australian art school, adds further cultural depth to the area.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, with dry, warm summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. Summer temperatures often exceed 35 °C, while winter nights can drop near 0 °C, with most rain falling between May and August.

Adelaide consistently ranks among the world’s most liveable cities, featuring in the top‑ten list throughout the 2010s and placed 12th globally by the Economist Intelligence Unit in 2023. The city’s extensive parklands, cultural events and moderate cost of living contribute to its high quality of life.

The neighbourhood follows Light’s Vision, the original 1836 grid plan that organized the city into wide boulevards, five central squares and a surrounding ring of parklands. This design provides spacious streets, easy navigation and abundant green space just outside the CBD.