Founder's Row

3 BED | 2.5 BATH | 2 CARS

Named after the brickyard on Holland Street at the turn of the 20th century, the Eldridge ushers in a new generation of local life.

Be welcomed home through a statement entry arch of textured bronze, passing by a front courtyard. Inside, light-filled living spaces expand over two storeys and three bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring a walk-through wardrobe and triple Juliet balcony overlooking the leafy street.

Complete with a rear double garage and bike storage, the Eldridge is an upgrade to urban downsizing. 

3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CARS

With its industrial-chic façade of red brick and dark timber, the Hallett honours South Australia's foremost brickmaking business, established in 1910 in Thebarton. 

This townhouse makes the most of its three storeys: the indoor-outdoor living area is separated from the two bedrooms for added privacy, while the single garage and carport is neatly hidden in the rear laneway. 

The Hallett is ideal for young professionals or growing families, seeking home comforts without sacrificing lifestyle

2 BED | 1.5 BATH | 1 CAR

This townhouse is named after John Sarre, who operated a brickfield on the River Torrens in 1855 – back when Southwark Grounds was known as Section 1 of Adelaide. 

Drawing in natural light and fresh air, its open plan living and kitchen area extends onto a front courtyard with pergola shading, while the two bedroom upstairs each feature their own Juliet balcony. 

The Sarre's smart layout and investment potential is suited to every type of household. 

1 BED | 1 BATH

The Shearing offers first home buyers access to all the inner city's lifestyle benefits, such as local transport and amenity in quick walking distance.

Tucked within the shared lane off Holland Street, this one-bedder townhouse features an indoor-outdoor living and kitchen space with handy bike storage at entry. 

The Shearing shares its name with one of Thebarton's founding families, who established one of the area's first brickworks in 1839.