386 Gilles Street, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
386 Gilles Street is a standalone house. It is listed under the property’s features simply as “House.”
The house is just 0.1 km from St Andrew’s Hospital and 0.2 km from both Adelaide Travellers Inn and St John’s Church. It is also within 0.3 km of the Adelaide Park Lands and about 0.5 km from Victoria Park and the Himeji Gardens.
Being in Adelaide’s city centre area, the property benefits from easy access to the Adelaide Metro system, which includes a network of buses, commuter rail lines and a small tram line that links the inner suburbs, the CBD and the coastal tram route to Glenelg.
Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with dry, warm summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. The area typically experiences many clear days each year, with occasional heat spikes above 40 °C in summer.
Residents are close to several green spaces such as the Adelaide Park Lands, Victoria Park and the Japanese‑style Himeji Gardens. The vicinity also includes historic motor‑sport venues linked to the Adelaide 500 and former Australian Grand Prix events.
Adelaide was planned by Colonel William Light with a grid layout and a surrounding ring of parklands, providing wide streets for easy navigation and abundant nearby green space. This “Light’s Vision” design enhances walkability and access to parks for city‑centre residents.
Adelaide consistently ranks among the world’s most liveable cities, placing 3rd globally in 2021 and 12th in 2023 according to the Economist Intelligence Unit. The city’s low housing costs, cultural amenities and strong public services contribute to its high liveability score.
