Townhomes

Architecturally designed to balance style with sustainability


With 26 architecturally designed one to four-bedroom townhomes – from affordable to premium residences – Anderson Lane brings together a diverse collection of homes within one thoughtfully crafted precinct.

Every home has been carefully designed to deliver timeless style and everyday functionality. Premium fixtures and finishes are paired with sophisticated material selections, creating warm, contemporary interiors that reflect the character of Southwark Grounds. Homeowners can personalise their space by choosing from two curated interior colour palettes: Urban, featuring rich, contemporary tones, or Botanic, a lighter palette inspired by natural textures and soft, calming hues.

Beyond beautiful interiors, every Anderson Lane home has been designed to enhance comfort, sustainability and long-term liveability. Energy-efficient Green Star rated design, abundant natural light, cross ventilation and carefully considered layouts combine to create homes that are smarter, greener and built for the way people live today.

The Maria

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Anderson Lane’s most exclusive offering The Maria is named after Maria Gandy, one of Adelaide’s founding females and the companion of Colonel William Light, the first surveyor-general of South Australia and founder of Adelaide. She was known as a carer, pioneer, mother and settler.

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The Franklin

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The Franklin is named after Sir John Franklin, the renowned Arctic explorer and former Lieutenant-Governor, whose early naval career included time under Matthew Flinders exploring and mapping South Australia’s early coastline. The name reflects his sense of community, spirit of discovery, leadership, and enduring influence within Australia’s history.

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The Cawthorne

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The Cawthorne is named after William Anderson Cawthorne, an early South Australian artist, publisher, educator and early recorder of Kaurna language and culture. While the origin of Cawthorne Street in Southwark is not definitively documented, the association with William Anderson Cawthorne is widely considered the most likely.

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The Benjamin

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The Benjamin is named in honour of Benjamin Taylor, the inaugural Mayor of the Corporation of Thebarton, following its incorporation in 1883. The name celebrates his contribution to shaping the area’s early civic identity and pays tribute to the rich local history that continues to define the community today.

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The Theberton

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Named after Theberton Cottage, previously situated at Southwark and the home of Colonel William Light, South Australia’s first Surveyor-General. The cottage took its name from Theberton Hall in England, William’s childhood home, with Theberton being the suburb’s original spelling before it gradually evolved to Thebarton through common usage and administrative records.

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The Anderson

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Named in honour of William Anderson Cawthorne, an early South Australian artist, publisher, educator and early recorder of Kaurna language and culture and the inspiration behind Anderson Lane.

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The Catherine

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Named after Catherine Helen Spence, Australia’s first female political candidate, celebrated author and passionate advocate for social reform. Her lifelong contribution to education, equality and community has left an enduring legacy across South Australia.

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