Browse property in Coglin Street

Coglin Street runs through the historic core of Brompton, where 19th‑century narrow streets and modest brick cottages still define the streetscape. The street originates from the 1875 subdivision by “Paddy” Coglin, which produced small residential allotments often described as “pocket‑handkerchief” parcels, many set close to the abundant local brick‑clay.

The street is bounded by Torrens Road, the main arterial linking Brompton to the Adelaide CBD, and is served by Adelaide Metro buses (routes 230, 232, 250‑254) with Bowden and Ovingham train stations a short walk away. Residents enjoy nearby amenities such as the former Rowley Park Speedway site (now the Kym Bonython housing estate), the Brompton and Excelsior Hotels, and green space at Josiah Mitton Reserve.