1/43 Fisher Street

It is in the suburb of Norwood, roughly 4 km (about 2.5 mi) east of the Adelaide city centre. Norwood lies within the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters.

Several Adelaide Metro bus routes serve Norwood, including H20‑H24 on The Parade, H30/H33 on Magill Road and the 300 Suburban Connector on Portrush Road. These provide convenient connections to the city and surrounding suburbs.

Norwood Oval, a multipurpose stadium, is about 0.5 km away, and nearby parks such as Hutchinson Park and Chimney Park are within a similar walking distance. Both offer space for sports, picnics and leisure activities.

The historic Odeon Theatre on The Parade hosts performances and dance classes, and the suburb boasts many restaurants, cafes and heritage pubs like the Bath Hotel and Norwood Hotel within a short walk. These venues reflect Norwood’s vibrant community life.

Norwood was first laid out in 1847 and became the first suburb outside Adelaide to establish its own municipal corporation in 1853. It was also a pioneer in Adelaide’s tram network, with electric trams operating from 1909 until 1957.

Landmarks such as the Clayton Wesley Uniting Church, Norwood Town Hall and the war memorial on Osmond Terrace are all within a few hundred metres. They showcase the suburb’s rich heritage architecture.

In addition to Hutchinson Park and Chimney Park (both around 0.5 km away), the Dan and Nan Manning Playground is essentially on the same site. These provide immediate access to open, recreational areas.