421/61 Hindmarsh Square

It is a self‑contained unit occupying a 55 m² land area. The property is situated within the historic Hindmarsh Square in the Adelaide city centre

Hindmarsh Square is one of the five public squares laid out by Colonel William Light in his famed “Light’s Vision” grid design for Adelaide. The square sits on the edge of the surrounding parklands that encircle the central business district

Within a 300‑metre radius you’ll find hotels such as Mantra Hindmarsh Square and Ibis Adelaide, the University of Adelaide College, the pop‑music station Nova 919, and several historic cinemas and theatres including Paris Cinema, Regent Theatre and the Adelaide Arcade shopping arcade

Yes. The Adelaide Metro tram line that runs between Hindmarsh and the city centre passes close by, and multiple bus routes serve the surrounding streets such as Pulteney and Grenfell, providing easy access to the wider metropolitan area

The unit is a short walk from heritage venues like the former Regent and Paris Theatres, the Adelaide Arcade, and the Hindmarsh Square Congregational Church. These sites contribute to the city’s vibrant arts and cultural scene anchored by nearby festival venues on North Terrace

Adelaide enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and cool, wetter winters. Average summer temperatures often exceed 30 °C, while winter nights can drop to around 10 °C, and the city records about 90 clear days per year

Both the Adelaide Arcade and Hindmarsh Square are essentially on the doorstep of the unit – each is located less than 100 metres away, making them easily reachable within a minute’s walk