Areas we cover in Adelaide

Inner north

Character bungalows, villas and Tudor-style homes from the 1910s to 1930s, many with original bedrooms.

Inner south-east

Heritage sandstone villas and bluestone cottages, many extended at the rear with modern open-plan additions.

Inner east

Bluestone terraces, symmetrical cottages and small semi-detached homes with compact bedrooms.

North-east

Newer family homes and house-and-land builds from the 1990s onward, with standard-height ceilings and separate kids' rooms.

North

Modern townhouses, apartments and compact detached homes, many double-storey with smaller bedrooms.

North-east

Post-war and project homes from the 1960s to 1980s, with standard rooms and older builder wardrobes.

South-west

A mix of original 1960s homes and renovated properties near the coast, with family-sized bedrooms.

Hills (Stirling, Mount Barker)

Larger blocks and newer builds around Stirling and Mount Barker, plus renovated cottages, often with generous main bedrooms.

Eastern suburbs

Premium eastern-suburbs homes, larger main bedrooms and high-spec renovations.

North-east

Renovated post-war homes and solid brick family houses, many updated over the last decade.

North-east

Established suburban homes from the 1970s and 1980s, with original wardrobes in many bedrooms.

Western suburbs

Waterfront and modern homes around the lake, many with contemporary open bedrooms.

Coastal west

Coastal cottages, renovated beach homes and newer builds, often with compact original bedrooms.