Browse property in Todd Street

Todd Street runs through the historic heart of Port Adelaide, where the streetscape is dominated by a dense collection of 19th‑century colonial buildings that form part of the State Heritage Area. The road is flanked by well‑preserved pubs, hotels and terraces that once sat below the original ground level but were lifted as the surrounding mangrove swamps were reclaimed, creating a mix of Victorian‑era housing and the newer apartment blocks that have risen along the waterfront promenade. Its eastern side earned the nickname “Jerusalem” in the 1880s, reflecting the longstanding multicultural character of the neighbourhood.

The street enjoys strong transport links, sitting a short walk from Port Adelaide railway station with regular services to Adelaide and Outer Harbor, and is served by frequent bus routes. Major bridges such as Mary MacKillop Bridge, Tom ‘Diver’ Derrick Bridge and Birkenhead Bridge lie within a kilometre, while the Port River Expressway provides rapid road access to the city and northern suburbs. Convenient amenities include the South Australian Maritime Museum, the National Railway Museum and the historic Port Admiral Hotel, all clustered within the immediate vicinity, giving residents easy access to culture, dining and waterfront recreation.