Browse property in Adelaide Street

Adelaide Street is lined with notable heritage properties, including Ithaca (110 Adelaide St), a two‑storey towered residence built in 1896, and Weld Hall (corner of Queen and Adelaide St), a single‑storey brick building in a simplified Victorian Italianate style from 1881, giving the streetscape a historic, low‑rise character. The street sits amid a mix of older homes and newer dwellings, reflecting Busselton’s evolution from a 19th‑century port town to a modern tourism and retirement centre.

The precinct is well linked by Bussell Highway to Bunbury and Augusta, Vasse Highway to Pemberton, and the scenic Caves Road, while the 2000 Busselton Bypass and the TransBusselton town bus service provide easy local access; South West Coach Lines, Transwa and the nearby Busselton Margaret River Airport connect the area to the wider south‑west and Perth. Residents enjoy a range of amenities within walking distance, such as Rotary Park, the Old Butter Factory heritage site, St Mary’s Church and its rectory, the public library, and several local cinemas.