Hindmarsh SA 5007, Australia
Also written as Unit 5, 11-13 Ridley Street.
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5/11 Ridley Street is a unit, offering apartment‑style living within the Hindmarsh suburb
The property is serviced by Adelaide Metro buses and is close to the Grange and Outer Harbor railway lines, with the nearest station being Bowden. A free tram also runs to the Entertainment Centre from the city centre
Hindmarsh Stadium is approximately 0.8 km away, making it a short walk or easy bike ride for sports fans
The Gov live‑music venue and the Adelaide Entertainment Centre are both nearby, with the Entertainment Centre about 1.0 km away. The historic Odeon Hindmarsh cinema site is also roughly 0.6 km from the unit
Port Road is the main arterial road linking Hindmarsh to Adelaide’s CBD, while South Road forms the suburb’s western boundary. Grange Road lies about 0.5 km to the east
Hindmarsh is Adelaide’s first private town, laid out in 1838 by Governor Sir John Hindmarsh and Arthur Lindsay. It grew around the original village and today retains historic sites such as the Hindmarsh Town Hall
In 2016, Hindmarsh had 231 residents, with a majority (66.8%) born in Australia. The community is culturally diverse, including notable numbers from England, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand and Italy
Hindmarsh falls within the City of Charles Sturt’s Beverley Ward, the state electoral district of West Torrens, and the federal division of Adelaide
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