Browse property in Crozier Street

Crozier Street sits amid Port Adelaide’s celebrated colonial streetscape, where 19th‑century timber houses and stone pubs, such as the 1849 Port Admiral Hotel, border the main commercial corridor on St Vincent Street. The suburb’s historic housing retains the raised ground levels created by 19th‑century reclamation, giving many homes steps down from today’s road surface and contributing to the area’s designation as a State Heritage Area with a dense concentration of preserved pubs, hotels and warehouses.

The street enjoys strong transport links, lying a short walk from the Port Adelaide railway station (services to Adelaide and Outer Harbor) and the Port River Expressway, while nearby bridges, including the Mary MacKillop Bridge, the Diver Derrick Bridge and the historic Birkenhead Bridge, provide quick road access across the Port River. Amenities within a kilometre include the South Australian Maritime Museum, the National Railway Museum, the Port Admiral Hotel, the Port Adelaide Workers Memorial and the Quest Port Adelaide hotel, as well as the Naval Base Adelaide and the historic clipper City of Adelaide anchored in the inner harbour.