St Marks Church provides unique, self-contained accommodation in a heritage sandstone building.
Providing 3 bedrooms with lounge/kitchen & an upstairs loft with a library and study area.
The space is a perfect blend of old and new, with the original stained-glass windows and architecture of the church perfectly complemented by modern amenities and comfortable furnishings.

The location is perfect for a stay in Adelaide - many shops and cafes, are within walking distance. We are set in the leafy suburb of Maylands which is adjacent to Norwood - one of Adelaide’s most popular dining and shopping districts.

Major events and the city centre are less than 10’ away by bus or car. It’s perfect for access to sporting events, music concerts, theatre and all the major festivals.

The generous living space (150 sq) is totally private. You have your own separate wing with separate driveway and entrance. It also includes a private outdoor space for your exclusive use.

Quick Summary
10 mins to WOMAD @ Botanic Gardens
5 mins to National Wine Centre
9 mins to Adelaide Oval & Festival Centre. Allow for parking during major events
7 mins. to the zoo
25-30 minutes to the airport
3 min. walk to Magill Road and Bus Stop No. 6
7 mins to the city centre. 45-60 mins to wine regions

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: How many beds & bedrooms?
Answer: 3 bedrooms with 3 queen beds & a single day bed = 4 beds in total. Ideal for 3 couples (6) or 3 singles. 2 bedrooms are downstairs next to the 1 bathroom the third very large bedroom is upstairs via a spiral staircase

Question: Is there off-street parking?
Answer: Off-street gated long driveway for 2-4 cars.

Question: Is there outside seating?
Answer: 2 secluded outdoor seating areas exclusively for guests

Question: Is there air conditioning?
Answer: There is air conditioning in every room throughout the property.

Question: Am I sharing with other guests or the host?
Answer: No the space is entirely yours for the length of your stay.

Question. How old is the building?
Answer: Building work on St Marks Anglican Church commenced in 1902. In 1992 the building was converted to a large home. 1n 1995 we purchased the home for our family and in 2010 we converted it to a building suitable for short stay accommodation and have been improving it every year since. Most of the accommodation fees are re-invested in the building and garden. We aim to preserve the heritage of the building while providing contemporary facilities for quests.