Semaphore SA 5019, Australia
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The property is situated about 14 kilometres (9 mi) north‑west of the Adelaide CBD, on the Gulf St Vincent coastline of the Lefevre Peninsula
Semaphore Beach is approximately 0.5 km away, and the historic Semaphore jetty – a venue for the Kite Festival and Greek Festival – is nearby along the foreshore, which offers ample car parking and surf‑life‑saving services in summer
Wonga Park Reserve is just 0.1 km away, while Semaphore Cinema (0.3 km), Semaphore Library (0.3 km), the Odeon Star cinema (0.4 km) and the Semaphore Greek Festival site (0.4 km) are all within a short stroll
Bus routes 157 and 333 stop on Military Road, and routes 352 and 353 stop on Semaphore Road. The Glanville railway station is about 1.3 km away, providing a half‑hourly service to Adelaide’s CBD
Yes, the Esplanade hosts several heritage listings, including the Semaphore Palais and Richard Jagoe’s House at 68 Esplanade, reflecting the suburb’s rich maritime history
In addition to swimming and sunbathing at the wide, low‑surf beach, residents can walk or cycle along the dedicated foreshore path, join events at the jetty, or explore nearby parks and cafés along Semaphore Road
Semaphore was surveyed in 1849 and grew around a 19th‑century signal station and jetty. Its heritage buildings, historic festivals and seaside ambience give the area a distinctive, historic charm
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