Glenelg Apartment "Seafield Tower" no 4

Summary:

Unwind Holidays presents:

Seafield Tower Glenelg no 4

Enjoy Glenelg beachfront living in this spacious 2BR heritage apartment! Perfect for families or groups, it features sea views, shared balcony, smart TV, free Wi-Fi, full kitchen & parking. Steps from Jetty Rd dining, cafes & shops. Walk to The Beachouse, Glenelg Jetty & marina. Sleeps up to 8. Ideal for beach holidays, family getaways & extended stays. Secure, central & full of historic charm—your relaxing coastal stay starts here.

Space:

***Winter Flex Booking – Travel with Confidence***

Book your stay between May and August with the flexibility to adjust your plans based on the weather. If conditions aren’t suitable, you may reschedule to alternative dates. Please note this option is not available for bookings that fall on long weekends, school holidays, or extended stays of one week or more.

Terms: Rebooking requests must be made prior to check-in, are subject to availability, and new dates will be charged at the applicable rate.

BEACHFRONT | CENTRAL LOCATION | FREE WIFI | SMART TV | UPSTAIRS WITH SHARED BALCONY ACCESS

Located upstairs and with balcony access shared with Unit 5. Six recently updated units with practical amenities are now available in historic Seafield Towers Circa 1876 on the Esplanade Glenelg. High ceilings, rosettes & stone walls are featured throughout. Enjoy the convenient beachfront location, whilst being within walking distance to Jetty Rd'sshops & eateries. There is something here for all ages & interests.

Upstairs facing the beach - Sleeps 6-8 . Adelaide's Popular Seaside Location - Glenelg Beach Each residence had a separate staircase to the tower, but the landing was communal.

Bedding Configuration:

Bedroom 1 - Queen size (1)
Bedroom 2 - Single (2) / Bunk (1)
Common Spaces - Foldout Couch (1)

The Accommodation Offer – Carefully Refurbished Historic Property!

Amenities:

Seafront
Heart of Glenelg
Newly appointed
Open plan lounge/dining/kitchen
Smart TV
Free WiFi
Well equipped kitchen
Modern bathroom in each unit
Linen / towels included
Complimentary starter tea/coffee provided on arrival
Communal washing machine/dryer/ironing
Sea views from 4 units
Split System Air Conditioning in lounge/dining area of all units

If you're looking to stay in one of Adelaide's most sought after seaside destinations, comfortable and practical, centrally located units ... then look no further! These offer generous space and are well-suited for couples or families seeking a relaxed beachside stay

Situated right across from Glenelg Beach, guests can enjoy pristine sands and clear waters perfect for swimming or leisurely strolls. Nearby Moseley Square provides a lively hub with cafes, restaurants, and shops, while the historic Glenelg Jetty offers breathtaking coastal views. Family-friendly entertainment awaits at The Beachouse, and culinary delights abound at The Moseley Bar & Kitchen and Cibo Espresso Glenelg.

Bayside Glenelg draws families to its long, sandy beach and the Beach house amusement center, with waterslides, rides and arcade games. The Bay Discovery Centre in the 1870s Town Hall has local history exhibits including a vintage swimwear collection, and dolphin-spotting cruises cast off from nearby Holdfast Marina. Laid-back pubs, organic cafes, global eateries and indie boutiques give the area a trendy vibe.

Seafield Tower History Circa 1876:

By the mid-1880s, the sand dunes of Glenelg's esplanade had long given way to the summer residences of the prominent and wealthy of South Australia. Previously known as Albert Parade, and then Seawall, South Esplanade was once a promenade of magnificent Victorian mansions and summer gardens. With time, these mansions slowly began to occupy land beyond the dunes morphing Glenelg's streets into a suburb of character and charm.

State Heritage-listed Seafield Tower was the first of its kind built along the esplanade. It was designed as two self-contained, 15 room summer residences for Sir Henry Ayers and Sir Thomas Elder, when both were in their late fifties. Ayers made his fortune from the Burra Copper Mines that secured the wealth and future of the colony of South Australia. Uluru - Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory is named in his honor. Elder was a pastoralist, businessman, philanthropist and politician. Ayers inhabited the northern side and Elder the southern.

Transit:

On Your Doorstep – Located directly on the Glenelg foreshore, you can step outside to enjoy the beach, coastal walking trails, and vibrant Jetty Road shopping and dining precinct, all within a short stroll.

Public Transport – Getting around Adelaide from Glenelg is a breeze. The iconic Glenelg Tram runs from Moseley Square straight into Adelaide’s city centre in about 25 minutes, making it a hassle-free option for sightseeing, shopping, or attending events. Local bus services also operate frequently throughout the suburb and nearby coastal areas.

Driving – A car gives you the freedom to explore further afield. Adelaide Airport is only a 10-minute drive, while attractions such as McLaren Vale wine region, Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills, and Fleurieu Peninsula beaches are within an easy 30–45 minute drive.

Cycling & Walking – Glenelg is flat and highly walkable, with bike paths connecting to neighbouring beach suburbs like Brighton and Henley. A relaxed coastal cycle or evening stroll along the esplanade is a must.

Day Trips – From this address, you’re perfectly positioned for day trips. Enjoy wine tasting in McLaren Vale, hiking in Morialta Conservation Park, or catching a ferry from Cape Jervis to Kangaroo Island for an unforgettable experience.

Neighbourhood
Set in the heart of one of Adelaide’s most iconic coastal destinations, this property places you right on the sought-after South Esplanade of Glenelg. Known for its vibrant seaside atmosphere, Glenelg offers the perfect balance of relaxation and activity. Step outside to enjoy sweeping ocean views, morning walks along the beach, or a sunset dip in the calm waters. Just a short stroll away, Jetty Road is lined with cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and bars, making it easy to enjoy both casual bites and fine dining. The area also boasts family-friendly attractions such as The Beachouse amusement centre, as well as the historic Glenelg Jetty.