Browse property in Cannon Street

Cannon Street sits amid one of South Australia’s richest colonial streetscapes, framed by well‑preserved 19th‑century buildings that anchor the State Heritage Area. The street’s residential fabric still shows its historic roots, two six‑roomed houses erected in 1873 at the corner of Cannon and Church Place were later merged into the Kent Hotel (now the Port Anchor Hotel), illustrating the blend of modest terrace homes and adaptive reuse that characterises the suburb. Recent waterfront promenade development has added contemporary townhomes while the older streets retain their characteristic brick façades and heritage charm.

The street enjoys strong transport links, lying just 0.7 km from both Mary MacKillop Bridge and the Tom ‘Diver’ Derrick Bridge, and a short walk to Port Adelaide railway station, which offers regular services to Adelaide and Outer Harbor along with frequent bus routes. Amenities cluster nearby: the historic Port Anchor Hotel, Hart’s Mill precinct, the National Railway Museum and the South Australian Maritime Museum all sit within a kilometre, while the former Fisherman’s Wharf Market site and other waterfront venues enrich the local precinct.