$450 per week
Available: 25th September 2026
Located in a sought-after pocket of Port Adelaide, 7A Quebec Street offers stylish, low-maintenance living with modern comforts right at your doorstep.
Features include:
Modern brick façade
Light-filled lounge
Gourmet kitchen featuring wood benchtops and contrasting cabinetry
Expansive, oversized bedroom
Open-plan kitchen and dining area
Modern bathroom with wide vanity bench, walk-in shower and separate WC
More to Love:
Private courtyard
Convenient on street parking
Separate laundry with external access
Neutral colour palette throughout
Enjoy easy access to Port Adelaide's vibrant shopping, dining and café precinct, with local parks, reserves and recreational facilities nearby.
Public transport is conveniently accessible, with buses and trains providing easy connections to surrounding suburbs and Adelaide CBD. Major roads are also close by, making commuting simple.
You'll be close to local schools, childcare, everyday shopping and amenities, as well as the cafés, restaurants and entertainment options Port Adelaide has to offer.
Port Adelaide Plaza is nearby for your everyday shopping needs, while Semaphore Beach and the beautiful coastline are just a short drive away.
With the Port River and surrounding walking and recreational areas close at hand, this is a fantastic location offering a relaxed lifestyle with everything you need within easy reach.
Water: All Quarterly Supply & All Usage
Furniture: Unfurnished
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