122 Railway Terrace, Mile End South SA 5031, Australia
The property is situated about 2 kilometres (approximately 1.2 mi) west of the Adelaide city centre, giving a short five‑minute drive to the CBD.
Mile End railway station is about 1.1 km away, while Adelaide Parklands Terminal and Mile End Goods railway station are each roughly 0.6 km from the property. Several bus routes also serve the area, linking to the city, the airport and western suburbs.
The Netball SA Stadium is just 0.3 km away, the SA Athletics Stadium is 0.6 km distant, and Richmond Oval can be reached within 0.8 km, providing easy access to a range of sports venues.
Yes. Nearby heritage listings include the Thomas Hardy & Sons Wine Cellars at 2‑4 Henley Beach Road, the Savings Bank of South Australia building at 94 Henley Beach Road, and the Adelaide Workmen’s Homes on Rose Street.
The suburb is well connected via South Road, Sir Donald Bradman Drive and Henley Beach Road, all of which are within a short drive of the property.
Mile End was established in 1860, named for being roughly one mile from Adelaide’s centre. It grew from a rural district to an urban suburb, featuring historic railway yards, the Mile End railway station (opened 1898), and several heritage‑listed sites.
The national headquarters of the Australian Rail Track Corporation is in the suburb, and the Rodney Fox Shark Museum on Henley Beach Road is a well‑known attraction close to the property.
