104 Kermode Street, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
104 Kermode Street is a standalone house. It is part of the primarily residential fabric of North Adelaide.
The property sits in North Adelaide, a historic suburb laid out in a grid in 1837, known for its grand old mansions and many heritage‑listed buildings. The area is predominantly residential and bordered by the Adelaide Park Lands.
Within about 0.2 km you’ll find St Mark’s College, the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, and O’Connell Street with its cafés, restaurants and shops. Other nearby facilities include St Peter’s Cathedral, the Anglican Diocese offices and the Friends Meeting House.
North Adelaide is well served by several Adelaide Metro bus routes that travel along O’Connell Street, King William Road and Melbourne Street. A free loop bus operates between the city and North Adelaide, and the suburb is close to the North Adelaide railway station on the Gawler line.
In the 2021 census the suburb had a population of 6,823, with a high proportion (about 59 %) holding tertiary qualifications. The average household size is 1.9 people, smaller than the state average.
Yes, North Adelaide contains many heritage‑listed buildings, and the area around Kermode Street is close to historic landmarks such as St Peter’s Cathedral and the Piccadilly Cinema on O’Connell Street. The suburb’s design reflects Colonel William Light’s original 1837 grid plan.
