29 Divett Street, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia
29 Divett Street is a standalone house situated in the historic suburb of Port Adelaide.
The house is within walking distance of several landmarks: the South Australian Maritime Museum, the historic clipper City of Adelaide, and the Port Adelaide Lighthouse are all about 0.2 km away, while the Port Admiral Hotel is roughly 0.3 km distant.
Port Adelaide was established in the 1830s as South Australia's main port, playing a vital role in early trade and settlement. The suburb retains a high concentration of 19th‑century colonial buildings and was declared a State Heritage Area in 1982.
The property is close to Port Adelaide railway station (about 0.5 km) and the Port River Expressway, and is near several bridges such as the Birkenhead Bridge and Mary MacKillop Bridge, providing easy road and rail connections to Adelaide and the Lefevre Peninsula.
Yes, the National Railway Museum and the South Australian Maritime Museum are each within roughly 0.4–0.5 km of the house, offering visitors insight into the region’s rail and maritime history.
Port Adelaide features several parks and precincts, including the recently refurbished Hart’s Mill precinct, and the waterfront promenade provides a pleasant setting for walking and outdoor activities close to the property.
