23 Fifth Street, Brompton SA 5007, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 4, 23 Fifth Street.
It is a unit offering 2 bedrooms and is set on a 159 m² parcel of land. The property provides low‑maintenance living typical of inner‑northern Adelaide.
Torrens Road runs along the northern edge of Brompton and connects directly to the Adelaide city centre, making it the primary arterial road for the area.
The closest train station is Ovingham, about 0.5 km away, on the Grange/Outer Harbor line. Several Adelaide Metro bus routes (230, 232, 250‑252, 253‑254, N254) also serve the suburb.
Josiah Mitton Reserve, the largest local park, features the heritage‑listed Hindmarsh Incinerator designed by Walter Burley Griffin. Nearby Rowley Park Speedway’s former site and the Hawker Street shopping precinct offer additional leisure options.
The unit is situated within the City of Charles Sturt, specifically in the Hindmarsh Ward, which is represented by Labor councillors on the council.
Brompton was established in June 1849 and quickly grew; by October of that year two‑thirds of the area was covered with cottages, shops and wells, reflecting rapid early settlement.
According to the 2016 Census, Brompton had 3,537 residents, with a fairly even gender split and 60.4% born in Australia. The community is diverse, including notable Chinese, Greek, and English populations, and a high employment rate of 91.4%.
