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Urrbrae House Historic Precinct, University of Adelaide

Built in 1891, Urrbrae House is one of the most significant private houses in South Australia and was the first house in the state to be lit by electricity. See the magnificent house and grounds that were gifted by pastoralist Peter Waite to the University of Adelaide for the establishment of the Waite Agricultural Research Institute. Wheelchair and disabled access to top floor of house only. Parking available off street. Bookings required for this event.

Wheelchair and disabled access Full toilet facilities available including disabled access Family-friendly (children welcome) Parking options available Walking/guided tour

When and where:

Sunday 30 May, 2.00 pm - 3.15 pm
Urrbrae House, University of Adelaide Waite Campus, off Fullarton Road, Urrbrae

Enquiries:

Amanda Jackson
P: (08) 8303 7497
Lynette Zeitz
P: (08) 8303 7425
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Urrbrae House, photograph courtesy info@davidrussellphoto.com.au
Region:
Adelaide South