Browse property in Blackler Street

Blackler Street is defined by its heritage water tower at 40 Blackler Street, an octagonal brick tower erected in 1880 and later converted into a residence, and by the two‑storey timber hotel George Coppin built in 1851 at the corner of The Esplanade. The street forms part of Semaphore’s primarily residential fabric, with period homes that echo the suburb’s historic development.

Public transport is readily available, with the 352 and 353 bus routes stopping on nearby Semaphore Road and Glanville railway station just a kilometre away offering half‑hour services to Adelaide CBD. Residents also enjoy a foreshore walking and cycling path, easy access to Semaphore Beach, the Odeon Star cinema and the historic Semaphore Library, all within a short walk.