58 Brougham Place, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
58 Brougham Place is a standalone house in North Adelaide. The listing does not provide additional details beyond the property type.
North Adelaide was laid out in a grid plan by Colonel William Light in 1837 and lies north of the River Torrens within the Adelaide Park Lands. The area is known for its grand old mansions and heritage‑listed buildings.
The suburb contains many heritage‑listed structures, such as the North Adelaide Post Office and the historic “Sunnyside” residence at 229 Stanley Street. While the exact distance to these sites isn’t listed, they are part of the local heritage fabric surrounding 58 Brougham Place.
North Adelaide is well served by road and has several Adelaide Metro bus routes that run along King William Road, O'Connell Street and other main streets. A free loop bus operates between Adelaide and North Adelaide, and there is a proposal to extend the Glenelg tram to terminate near Brougham Place.
O'Connell Street and Melbourne Street, both within 0.1‑0.4 km, host a variety of cafés, restaurants, pubs and the historic Piccadilly Cinema. These streets provide numerous options for meals, drinks and entertainment close to the property.
The Women’s and Children’s Hospital is approximately 0.3 km from the property, providing a range of health services. The adjacent Women’s & Children’s Health Research Institute is also nearby.
Lincoln College (0.1 km), St Ann’s College (0.3 km), St Mark’s College (0.4 km) and the Australian Lutheran College (0.4 km) are all within a short walk, offering residential college accommodation linked to the University of Adelaide.
