6/112 Gilbert Street

6/112 Gilbert Street is a unit situated in the Adelaide city centre. The property is listed simply as a unit with no additional features such as garage spaces provided.

The property is within walking distance of two tram stops on the Glenelg line: City South Tram Stop is about 0.4 km away and South Terrace Tram Stop is roughly 0.5 km away. Both stops provide easy access to the city centre and the coastal suburb of Glenelg.

A range of amenities are located within a few hundred metres, including the Christie Walk cohousing development (0.1 km), Morphett Street shopping and dining precinct (0.2 km), Whitmore Square (0.3 km) and Veale Gardens (0.3 km) for open space. Cultural sites such as St Luke’s Anglican Church, Central Adelaide Mosque and Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets are also within 0.4 km.

Adelaide was designed by Colonel William Light using a grid pattern known as “Light’s Vision”, with wide streets intersecting at right angles and a surrounding ring of parklands. This deliberate layout makes the city centre easy to navigate and provides ample green space around the built environment.

Adelaide experiences a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate, featuring hot, dry summers and cool, moderately rainy winters. Summer temperatures can exceed 40 °C, while winter brings cooler days with most of the annual rainfall occurring between May and August.

The city centre is a hub for festivals and live music, hosting events such as the Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide Festival of Arts and the South Australian Living Artists Festival. Adelaide is recognised internationally for its vibrant music scene, with a high concentration of live‑music venues per capita.