Browse property in North Terrace

North Terrace forms the northern edge of Adelaide’s “square mile”, running east‑west between West Terrace and the Adelaide Parklands. The street is framed by a mix of grand public buildings – the State Library, South Australian Museum, Art Gallery and the historic University of Adelaide campus – together with 19th‑century terrace houses and student accommodation such as Tobin House, while the north side opens onto parkland, hospitals and cultural venues like the Adelaide Festival Centre. Its character is a blend of heritage façades, government precincts and leafy institutional space that gives the streetscape a formal yet open feel.

Excellent public‑transport links run the length of North Terrace: the Glenelg tram line was extended along the boulevard in 2007 and further to Port Road in 2010, with stops at Victoria Square and new junctions near King William Road, while Adelaide railway station sits beneath the Convention Centre and connects to regional services. The avenue also offers a full suite of amenities – from the Royal Adelaide Hospital and SAHMRI to hotels (InterContinental, Stamford Plaza), the Myer Centre of Rundle Mall, the Adelaide Casino, and cultural institutions such as the Festival Centre, National Wine Centre and numerous university campuses – making it a vibrant hub for work, study, health and leisure.