8/12 Sydney Place

8/12 Sydney Place is a unit within a multi‑dwelling building. It offers a self‑contained living space typical of inner‑city apartments.

The property is located in the Adelaide city centre, just a few hundred metres from Victoria Square and the Tarndanyangga (Kaurna) landmark. It sits within the historic grid layout designed by Colonel William Light.

The City South Tram Stop is only about 300 m away, providing easy access to the Glenelg tram line. Several bus routes also run through the surrounding streets, linking the unit to the wider Adelaide Metro network.

Within a short walk you’ll find St Mary Magdalene’s Church, the Australian Federation of University Women office, and hostel options such as Hostel 109 Flashpackers and Shingo’s Backpackers. Nearby hotels include The Terrace Hotel and HotelMOTEL, and there are cafés and shops along Sturt and Carrington Streets.

Muirden Senior College and Pulteney Grammar School are each around 300 m from the property, offering secondary education options for families. Both institutions are easily reachable on foot.

The unit is set amidst Adelaide’s heritage precinct, with the city’s parklands, Victoria Square and the Kaurna‑named Tarndanyangga all within walking distance. The area reflects the city’s original Light’s Vision planning and its Indigenous heritage.

Visitors can stay at nearby hostels such as Hostel 109 Flashpackers or Shingo’s Backpackers, both roughly 100‑200 m away. There are also short‑stay hotels like The Terrace Hotel and HotelMOTEL within the same precinct.