Located only metres from the heart of the city.
Mallyons comprises two self contained villas in a French Provincial design, elegantly furnished and located only metres from the heart of the city of Adelaide.
Take a stroll across the parklands to Rundle Street and the fashionable East End precinct with its many shops and restaurants.
Within Walking Distance
Adelaide Wine Centre
An architectural treat only 20 mins away by foot on the edge of the Botanical Gardens which show cases the entire Australian Wine Industry as well as offering a flexible function venue.
The centre includes the Concourse Café, which offers Australian wines to taste and purchase while enjoying a meal from the seasonal a la carte menu.
The Parade
One of Adelaide's most popular alfresco dining and shopping boulevards.
Just 10 minutes walking from Mallyons, The Parade, Norwood is as famous for its café culture and diverse dining options as it is for its high street fashion, hair and beauty, gourmet food, and homewares and home furnishings.
Supermarkets, organic food retailers, banks, pharmacies, newsagents and many other retailers are all along the Norwood Parade.
Botanic Gardens
Within walking distance of 15 minutes is the spectacular historic Adelaide Botanic Gardens in the living breathing heart of the city centre. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore both exotic and native plants, iconic cultural collections and stunning restored buildings. The gardens offer many walks, restaurants, a visitors center, International rose garden, Palm House, Amazon Waterlily Pavillion amongst many other attractions.
East End & Rundle Street
A 15-20 min stroll across Rymill Park and you are in Rundle Street East which is the heart beat of Adelaide’s ever popular cosmopolitan East End District. Specifically located between Frome Street and East Terrace, this vibrant and eclectic City boulevard lives and breathes historic charm with modern sophistication and amenity.
It is right here that you will discover the very best in cutting-edge fashion stores and leading designer labels, funky gifts, home wares, jewellery, accessories and much, much more. Be tantalised all year round by some of Adelaide’s best known cafes, restaurants and wine bars, most of which offer outstanding outdoor alfresco dining, making this strip one of Adelaide’s favourite hot spots for locals and tourists alike.
Rymill Park
Just across Dequetteville Terrace and Bartels Road is one of the most popular public parks in Adelaide, especially for family picnics, weddings and photographs.
The Park has a most beautiful lake with a kiosk and row boat hire. There are 5 electric BBQs, toilets, bicycle paths, a lawn bowls club and rose gardens.
Events and Festivals
Adelaide Festival
The Adelaide Festival is one of the world's great arts events. Held annually in the warm South Australian autumn, the Adelaide Festival is Australia's largest multi-arts festival. With a focus on the contemporary each Adelaide Festival program features the best in opera, theatre, dance, music, cabaret, new media events, literature, outdoor entertainment, the visual arts, master classes, forums and a purpose-built late night club.
The Adelaide Festival is also known for its high profile events such as the much-loved Adelaide Writers' Week 3 - 8 March 2012, Adelaide International (AI) 1 March - 5 April 2012, Artists' Week 2 - 5 March 2012 and the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 3 March - 29 April 2012.
Horse Trials
Held annually in November, the Deloitte Australian International Three Day Event is Australia’s premier equestrian competition. It is the only CCI four star event held in Australia, the only one held in the Southern Hemisphere and one of only six held across the world. The Adelaide event however is unique in the world, being the only one staged in the heart of a bustling city centre, taking place in the picturesque Adelaide Parklands literally across the street from Mallyons.
Clipsal 500
Get ready for four days of full-throttle motorsport action, thrills and entertainment, when the Clipsal 500 Adelaide starts the Australian leg of V8 Supercars Australia Championship Series with a roar in 2012.
This is your opportunity to secure your place on the world renowned street circuit in Adelaide! You will be surrounded by an oasis of parklands, conveniently located on the edge of Adelaide CBD. There's nothing quite like it anywhere in Australia - making it a highlight on our nation's event calendar.
You must be an enthusiast to book at Mallyons for the 4 day event as the cars race along Dequetteville Terrace.
Womadelaide
The WOMAD - 'World of Music, Arts & Dance' festival. WOMAdelaide has become one of Australia's favourite outdoor festivals and in 2010 it attracted 81,500 attendences over four days The program features performances and workshops on seven stages by some of the world's best musicians, dancers and DJs, alongside street theatre and visual artists, the popular Taste the World cooking program, Artists in Conversations sessions and an All-Star Gala finale, together with around 100 food, crafts and display stalls.
Only a 20 min walk to the Botanic Parklands where the event is run from Mallyons.
Tour Down Under
The first stop on the world cycling calendar, the Santos Tour Down Under is the biggest cycling race in the southern hemisphere. Watch the heroes of the peloton as they race past Adelaide, Australia's outstanding beaches and world famous wine regions. This is your chance to get up close and personal with the best in world cycling. One of the races goes right past Mallyons on Dequetteville Terrace.