Beaumont House is a State Heritage listed property built in 1849 by Augustus Short, the first Anglican Bishop of Adelaide, and after, the home of Sir Samuel Davenport, politician, horticulturist & pioneer of the olive oil industry in SA. The house has a distinctive Mediterranean character with an open brickwork parapet in soft terracotta colors and a central flat roof originally accessed by a staircase. It is surrounded by an extensive maintained garden and an olive grove.
Detailed venue and space accessibility
Main venue accessibility information
Entrance
The main entrance to the venue has step-free access suitable for people using mobility aids.
Car parking
No designated wheelchair accessible car parking.
Drop off point
Safe wheelchair accessible drop off/pick up area in close proximity to the venue entrance.
The path of travel from the street or drop off point to the entrance level, firm and obstacle free.
Box Office
The venue has a box office available.
No accessible lowered counter at box office.
No counter hearing loop service available at box office.
Toilet facilities
Designated wheelchair accessible unisex toilet/s.
Food and Drink
The accessible food and drink services are located: North Veranda
Additional information
Historic House, 631 Glynburn Rd, Beaumont, SA, 5066
Main venue accessibility images
Drop Off
Please note:
Not all shows may be performing in an accessible performance space. Please check the details of the
performance space specific to your performance.
Adelaide Fringe is committed to continually improving accessibility measures. Please reach out if you have any concerns.
Opening hours
Sunday:closed
Monday:closed
Tuesday:closed
Wednesday:closed
Thursday:closed
Friday:closed
Saturday:closed
Venue information
Phone
+61468866492
Facilities
Licenced bar facilities
Venue age restriction
Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian