606/304 Waymouth Street

It is a self‑contained unit with one bedroom, one bathroom and a land area of 27 m². The layout is compact, making it suitable for a single occupant or a couple

The unit is about 0.4 km from the Royal Adelaide Hospital tram stop, giving easy access to the Glenelg tram line that links the city centre with the seaside. Several bus routes also run along nearby streets such as Currie and Franklin

Waymouth Street and Currie Street are each just 0.1 km away, providing cafés, shops and dining options. A backpackers hostel, the Grace Emily Hotel and the Adelaide Riviera Hotel are within 0.2–0.5 km, and the Samstag Museum and South Australian School of Design are under 0.5 km from the unit

Yes, it sits in the Adelaide city centre, which was designed by Colonel William Light using a grid layout surrounded by parklands. The area reflects Light’s Vision of wide boulevards and orderly streets, a heritage that remains evident today

The Samstag Museum and the South Australian School of Design are within 0.5 km, offering art exhibitions and design programs. The nearby Light Square and Park Twenty‑Four provide green space, and the city hosts major festivals such as the Adelaide Fringe and Adelaide Festival of Arts

Being in the heart of Adelaide places the unit within walking distance of major cultural venues, cafés and the city’s extensive parklands. It also offers quick access to the business district, tram and bus services, and a range of dining and entertainment options