Browse property in Adelaide Street

Adelaide Street is anchored by heritage architecture, notably Ithaca, a two‑storey 1896 villa with a distinctive tower that has served as a private residence, convent, school and now motel, and the simplified Victorian Italianate Weld Hall (1881) on the corner of Queen, offering a glimpse of the town’s late‑19th‑century streetscape. These historic façades give the street a character of well‑preserved, timber‑framed and brick structures that reflect Busselton’s early development.

The street enjoys strong transport links, sitting close to Bussell Highway, Vasse Highway and the Busselton Bypass, with the TransBusselton bus network and Busselton Margaret River Airport nearby for regional travel. Within walking distance are Rotary Park, St Mary’s Church and rectory, the public library, several cinemas (12d Extreme, Barnards Hall, Regal Theatre and Orana), and the heritage‑listed Old Butter Factory museum, providing ample cultural, retail and recreational amenities.