Beverley SA 5009, Australia
652 Port Road in Beverley, South Australia, occupies a 653 m² corner block fronting Port Road with front and side street access. The site provides eight parking spaces and comprises four tenanted units on two strata titles, including a retail shopfront currently leased to Trendy Hair Barber (a barber shop) and a second unit leased as office space.
The property is classified in an E – Employment zone and features a sizeable visitor carpark area and prominent signage
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | 10 May 2022 | — | — |
The site sits on approximately 653 m² of land and includes 8 dedicated parking spaces for customers and staff. This provides ample onsite parking for a small to medium‑sized commercial operation
The premises are currently occupied by Trendy Hair Barber, a functioning barber shop. The layout is therefore suited to retail or personal‑service businesses such as salons, clinics, or boutique stores
652 Port Road is directly on Port Road, a main arterial linking Beverley with Port Adelaide and Adelaide’s CBD, and is also bounded by East Avenue and Grange Road for additional connectivity. This offers straightforward vehicle access for customers and deliveries
The property is within 0.5 km of Kilkenny railway station and 0.7 km of West Croydon railway station, both served by Adelaide Metro, and several bus routes run along Port Road. These options give convenient access for commuters and clientele without a car
Within about 1 km you’ll find Adelaide Arena, a major event venue, and the Toogood Reserve park, as well as retail precincts in neighboring suburbs such as Woodville Park and West Croydon. These attractions generate regular visitor flow that can benefit a street‑level business
The property lies in the City of Charles Sturt’s Beverley Ward, a council that oversees a mix of residential and commercial land uses. The area’s history of manufacturing and retail indicates a supportive environment for commercial enterprises
Beverley historically hosted businesses like Pope Products, Adelaide Potteries, and the GM Holden factory, reflecting a longstanding industrial presence. This heritage underscores the suburb’s capacity to accommodate commercial and light‑industrial operations
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