47/21 Pulteney Street

The precinct’s closeness to the University of Adelaide, Adelaide Law School, and major hospitals makes it ideal for professional services such as legal firms, consultancy, research organisations, and health‑related businesses. Its central position also supports retail, hospitality, and creative enterprises that benefit from high pedestrian traffic

A tram stop (University) for the Glenelg line is within walking distance, and the surrounding street network includes Pulteney Street, North Terrace and Rundle Street, providing easy access to Adelaide’s extensive bus and train services. This connectivity facilitates both employee commuting and client visits

The site is surrounded by cafés such as Cibo Espresso, a range of dining options, the Academy Cinema City, and the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel, offering convenient meeting and catering venues. Additional services include Radio Adelaide and nearby cultural venues like the Curzon Theatre

Yes – the central business district hosts many governmental and financial offices along North Terrace, providing quick access for firms that interact regularly with public sector clients or need to be near the city’s financial hub

Adelaide’s grid plan and wide boulevards, designed by Colonel William Light, ensure straightforward navigation and ample vehicle and pedestrian flow. The inner ring road bordering the parklands also facilitates efficient delivery and logistics movements

High foot traffic is generated by the University of Adelaide campus, the adjacent law school, and popular retail streets such as Rundle Street and North Terrace, as well as cultural events at venues like the Academy Cinema City and the Curzon Theatre