75 Light Square, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
75 Light Square is a standalone house located in the heart of Adelaide's city centre.
The property sits on Light Square, one of the five historic public squares laid out by Colonel William Light in Adelaide’s central grid. It is surrounded by the city’s parklands and the bustling Adelaide CBD.
Within a few minutes’ walk you’ll find the Queen’s Theatre, the Lion Arts Centre, ACE Open contemporary art gallery, and venues that host the Adelaide Fringe Festival. The area is a hub for live performances, visual arts and cinema.
The house is located within Adelaide’s central public‑transport network, with bus routes and the tram line serving the CBD just steps away. These services connect the property to the wider metropolitan rail and bus system.
Nearby budget accommodations include Adelaide Central YHA, Tequila Sunrise Hostel, My Place & Adelaide Backpackers Hostel, and Sunny's Adelaide Backpackers Hostel, all within a 300‑metre radius.
In addition to Light Square itself, the property is close to Hindley Street, Grote Street, and the historic Adelaide Remand Centre. These sites reflect the city’s colonial layout and early civic development.
Light Square is one of the five squares that Colonel William Light incorporated into his 1837 city plan, providing green open space at the centre of the grid. The squares remain key public amenities and contribute to Adelaide’s reputation as a well‑planned, livable city.
