404/82 King William Street

It is a unit located in the Adelaide city centre, occupying a land area of 41 m². The property is classified as a unit rather than a house or townhouse.

The unit sits on a 41 m² land parcel, providing a compact urban dwelling typical of city‑centre apartments. This size offers an efficient footprint for city living.

The unit is adjacent to several central attractions, including the Grenfell Centre (0.1 km), Pirie St tram stop (0.1 km), Majestic Theatre (0.1 km), Adelaide Town Hall (0.2 km) and the General Post Office (0.2 km). These sites are all easily reached on foot.

The Pirie St tram stop and the Rundle Mall tram stop are each about 0.1–0.2 km away, providing easy access to the Glenelg tram line that connects the CBD to the seaside suburb of Glenelg. Bus routes also serve the surrounding streets.

Adelaide’s centre was planned by Colonel William Light in a grid pattern surrounded by parklands, known as “Light’s Vision”, which gives the city wide boulevards and easy navigation. The design includes a ring of parklands that encircles the central business district.

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, moderately rainy winters, and an average of about 90.6 clear days per year. Rainfall is most common in winter, while summer is typically dry and sunny.

The city has consistently ranked among the world’s most liveable cities, placing third in the world in 2021 and twelfth in 2023 according to the Economist Intelligence Unit. These rankings reflect Adelaide’s quality of life, infrastructure and amenities.