Browse property in Butler Street

Butler Street threads through Port Adelaide’s historic core, where a concentration of 19th‑century colonial buildings lines the road and the adjoining waterfront promenade. The streetscape is punctuated by heritage pubs such as the Port Admiral Hotel (1849) and the British Hotel (1847), while reclaimed‑ground houses display raised footings and basements that recall the late‑1800s land‑raising works.

The street is served by the Port Adelaide railway station on an elevated viaduct, regular bus routes and easy access to the Port River Expressway, while nearby bridges, including Mary MacKillop Bridge (0.7 km) and Tom ‘Diver’ Derrick Bridge (0.7 km), connect to the Lefevre Peninsula. Amenities within walking distance include the South Australian Maritime Museum, National Railway Museum, the Port Admiral Hotel, and the Port Adelaide Workers Memorial, all clustered around the main commercial corridor.