Unit 419, 12-20 Bailey Street

419/12 Bailey Street is a unit, which is a type of attached dwelling within a larger building. Units are common in Adelaide’s city centre and offer low‑maintenance living

The unit sits on a land parcel of 21 m². This modest footprint is typical for inner‑city apartments where space is efficiently used

The unit is within 0.2–0.6 km of several main streets and points of interest, including Wright Street, St Patrick’s Church, Sturt Street, Gouger Street, Franklin Street, and Whitmore Square. Nearby cultural sites are St Luke’s Church, the Central Adelaide Mosque, and the lively Chinatown precinct

Adelaide’s extensive bus, train and tram networks serve the city centre, so residents can easily reach nearby tram and bus stops. The well‑planned grid layout and inner‑ring road make short journeys to the main transport corridors convenient

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. The city’s average of 90.6 clear days per year means residents experience plenty of sunshine

Designed by Colonel William Light, Adelaide’s grid layout and wide boulevards provide easy navigation and direct routes to parks and amenities. The surrounding parklands and inner‑ring road help keep traffic flow smooth and the area livable

Within a few minutes’ walk you’ll find Whitmore Square, the Adelaide Trades Hall, and several backpacker hostels, which contribute to a vibrant social scene. The nearby Chinatown and various historic churches add to the cultural richness of the neighbourhood