Semaphore SA 5019, Australia
1A Lennox Street is a residential‑land parcel of approximately 322 m² (including part of a driveway) positioned on a quiet street within easy walking distance of Semaphore Beach and the bustling Semaphore Road cafés and shops. The site is serviced by sewer, power, water, telecoms and gas, and includes fully approved building plans, allowing the buyer to design a home that complements the coastal lifestyle.
It sold for Contact agent on 4 Jun 2013
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | 4 Jun 2013 | — | — |
The property is approximately 0.3 km from Semaphore Beach, putting the shoreline within a short walking distance. You can enjoy the wide, low‑surf beach and its nearby surf‑life‑saving patrols
Bus routes 157 and 333 stop on Military Road, while routes 352 and 353 serve Semaphore Road close to the property. The Glanville railway station is about 1.2 km away, offering a train to Adelaide CBD every 30 minutes
Yes, several heritage sites are within walking distance, including the Semaphore Water Tower on Blackler Street, the Semaphore Timeball Tower on Semaphore Road, and the historic Semaphore Library. The jetty, a notable landmark, is also nearby
The Semaphore jetty hosts the annual Kite Festival and the Greek Festival, both just a few hundred metres from the property. Wonga Park Reserve (≈0.6 km) and the nearby beach provide additional leisure space
Semaphore Library is about 0.4 km from the property, situated on Semaphore Road. It serves the community with public lending services and often hosts local events
Semaphore Road is a vibrant main street with a mix of retail stores, food vendors, clothing boutiques and gift shops, all within a short stroll from the property. The area was voted South Australia’s People’s Choice best main street in 2014
The jetty is roughly 0.5 km away, making it an easy walk. It is a focal point for cultural events and provides views of the Fort Glanville steam train heritage attraction
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