279 Gouger Street, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 505, 279 Gouger Street.
505/279 Gouger Street is a unit located in the heart of Adelaide’s city centre. It is part of a multi‑dwelling building rather than a house or townhouse.
The unit sits on Gouger Street, directly in the central business district of Adelaide, South Australia. It is surrounded by the city’s historic grid layout and lies just a short walk from the Adelaide Parklands ring of green space.
Within roughly 0.5 km you’ll find St Patrick's Church, the Central Adelaide Mosque, St Luke's Anglican Church, and the Adelaide Trades Hall. Nearby streets such as Franklin, Waymouth and Grote host cafés, shops and restaurants, while Whitmore Square and several small parks provide open space.
The property is centrally located on the Adelaide Metro network, giving easy access to buses, the O‑Busway and the tram line that runs from Hindmarsh through the CBD to Glenelg. Several commuter rail stations are also a short walk away, linking the unit to the wider metropolitan area.
Gouger Street is named after Robert Gouger, who petitioned the British government in the 1830s to create a new colony in South Australia, leading to the establishment of the state’s capital, Adelaide.
The unit sits in Adelaide’s planned city centre, designed by Colonel William Light with a regular grid of wide streets and a surrounding ring of parklands. The area blends heritage buildings, cultural institutions and modern amenities, offering a vibrant urban lifestyle.
St Mary's College, an all‑girls Catholic school, is located about 0.3 km from the unit. Additional schools and tertiary campuses are spread throughout the city centre and nearby suburbs, all within easy reach by foot or public transport.
