245 Young Street

245 Young Street is a townhouse. It offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it suitable for small families or professionals.

The townhouse includes two parking spaces. These are allocated to the residence as part of the property features.

The nearest tram stops are Stop 1 Greenhill Rd, about 0.4 km away, and Stop 2 Wayville, roughly 0.6 km away. Both serve the Glenelg tram line that runs near the suburb’s north‑west corner.

Souter Park is located roughly 0.8 km from the townhouse, providing open green space for recreation. The suburb also borders the Adelaide Park Lands, offering additional parkland nearby.

Unley is an inner‑southern Adelaide suburb named after the wife of early landowner Thomas Whistler. Before British colonisation it was part of the Kaurna nation’s lands, and European settlement began in the mid‑19th century.

The Goodwood Institute, built in 1928 and now the Goodwood Theatre & Studios, is close by. The Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, an art museum in nearby Parkside, is also within about 1 km.

Unley is the birthplace of former Australian cricket captains Greg Chappell and Ian Chappell. It also has historical ties to John Lorenzo Young, who had his school and residence on Young Street.