Accommodation
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Adelaide
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Seafield Tower Glenelg Apartments
Adelaide
From $100.00
Six newly refurbished fully appointed units are now available in historic Seafield Towers Circa 1876 on the Esplanade Glenelg. High ceilings, rosettes and stone walls are featured throughout. Enjoy the prime location of being positioned on beachfront, whilst being within walking distance to Jetty Rd's shops and eateries. There is something here for all ages and interests.
By the mid-1880s, the sand dunes of Glenelg's esplanade had long given way to 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 late fifties. Ayers made his fortune from Burra Copper Mines that secured the wealth and future of the colony of South Australia. Uluru -Ayers Rock in Northern Territory is named in his honor. Elder was a pastoralist, businessman, philanthropist and politician. Ayers inhabited the northern side and Elder the southern. Each residence had separate staircase to the tower, but the landing was communal.
By the mid-1880s, the sand dunes of Glenelg's esplanade had long given way to 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 late fifties. Ayers made his fortune from Burra Copper Mines that secured the wealth and future of the colony of South Australia. Uluru -Ayers Rock in Northern Territory is named in his honor. Elder was a pastoralist, businessman, philanthropist and politician. Ayers inhabited the northern side and Elder the southern. Each residence had separate staircase to the tower, but the landing was communal.
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Number of rooms
2
Facilities
Carpark
Family Friendly
Non Smoking
Price
From $100.00 to $180.00
These rates are based on the average nightly rate and are subject to change based availability and peak/off peak times, the amount of guests staying. Please see our website for a full breakdown of pricing during the booking process.
