68 Ward Street, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
North Adelaide was surveyed by Colonel William Light in 1837 and laid out in a grid plan across three sections. The suburb is primarily residential and is known for its many grand old mansions and heritage buildings.
Yes, the North Adelaide Post Office, a heritage‑listed site, is about 0.4 km away. Other notable heritage buildings in the area include "Sunnyside" on Stanley Street and several historic pubs on O'Connell Street.
Ward Street is serviced by several Adelaide Metro bus routes that run along King William Road, O'Connell Street, and Prospect Road. These routes connect the suburb to the city centre and other surrounding areas.
O'Connell Street, just 0.2 km away, offers a wide range of cafés, restaurants, burger bars, shops and six pubs. Melbourne Street, also within a short walk, provides additional dining venues and historic pubs.
Lincoln College, a residential college affiliated with the University of Adelaide, is only 0.1 km from the property. St Ann's College is also nearby, approximately 0.3 km away.
In North Adelaide, about 43.6 % of private dwellings are semi‑detached, 28.7 % are flats or apartments, and 26.4 % are separate houses. The average household size is 1.9 people.
The suburb is surrounded by the North Adelaide park lands, which include gardens, sports fields such as the Adelaide Oval, a golf course, and horse agistment paddocks. These green spaces are adjacent to the residential grid and are easily accessible on foot.
