Walkability ranking · Greater Adelaide

Most Walkable Suburbs in Adelaide 2026

By walk score, the ten most walkable Greater Adelaide suburbs are Adelaide, Beulah Park, Brighton, Exeter, Forestville, Glenelg, Glenelg East, Glenelg South, Glenside and Goodwood.

Updated 1 October 2026. Medians for the latest published quarter (updated October 2026). Ranked from 292 Greater Adelaide suburbs.

How we ranked them.

  • Ranked by walk score, highest first, from 292 Greater Adelaide suburbs with a walk score and 1,000 or more residents. The score counts the shops, services, transport stops and pedestrian infrastructure within walking distance of the suburb's centre, from OpenStreetMap.
  • Prices are the SA Government's quarterly suburb medians. The medians are for the latest published quarter (updated October 2026).
  • The 12-month change is measured on the same sales as the median. A change beyond 25% in a year is left out as a small-sample artefact.
  • The price beside a suburb is the median its own page publishes; a dash means none is published.
  • Greater Adelaide is the suburbs in postcodes 5000 to 5174. Postal delivery names and institutions are left out.
  • Distance to the CBD is a straight line from the suburb's postcode centroid to the Adelaide GPO, rounded to the kilometre.

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The ten, in order

1. Adelaide, 5000

Adelaide (5000) is about 1 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $1,555,000. 18,202 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$1,555,000
12-month change
–
Km to CBD
1

Adelaide suburb profile →

2. Beulah Park, 5067

Beulah Park (5067) is about 4 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 2nd highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $1,610,000. The median is up 0.6% on a year earlier. 1,601 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$1,610,000
12-month change
+0.6%
Km to CBD
4

Beulah Park suburb profile →

3. Brighton, 5048

Brighton (5048) is about 12 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 3rd highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $1,483,000. The median is down 19.8% on a year earlier. 3,834 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$1,483,000
12-month change
-19.8%
Km to CBD
12

Brighton suburb profile →

4. Exeter, 5019

Exeter (5019) is about 14 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 4th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $987,500. The median is up 7.9% on a year earlier. 1,066 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$987,500
12-month change
+7.9%
Km to CBD
14

Exeter suburb profile →

5. Forestville, 5035

Forestville (5035) is about 3 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 5th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. No house median is published for it yet. 1,400 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
–
12-month change
–
Km to CBD
3

Forestville suburb profile →

6. Glenelg, 5045

Glenelg (5045) is about 10 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 6th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. No house median is published for it yet. 3,440 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
–
12-month change
–
Km to CBD
10

Glenelg suburb profile →

7. Glenelg East, 5045

Glenelg East (5045) is about 10 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 7th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $1,860,000. The median is up 9.4% on a year earlier. 3,855 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$1,860,000
12-month change
+9.4%
Km to CBD
10

Glenelg East suburb profile →

8. Glenelg South, 5045

Glenelg South (5045) is about 10 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 8th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. No house median is published for it yet. 2,184 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
–
12-month change
–
Km to CBD
10

Glenelg South suburb profile →

9. Glenside, 5065

Glenside (5065) is about 4 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 9th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. No house median is published for it yet. 2,852 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
–
12-month change
–
Km to CBD
4

Glenside suburb profile →

10. Goodwood, 5034

Goodwood (5034) is about 3 km from the Adelaide CBD. Its walk score is 100 out of 100, the 10th highest in Greater Adelaide, from the shops, transport stops and footpaths within walking distance of its centre. The median house price is $1,355,000. The median is down 12.3% on a year earlier. 2,823 people lived there at the 2021 Census.

Walk score
100/100
Median house price
$1,355,000
12-month change
-12.3%
Km to CBD
3

Goodwood suburb profile →

The ten compared.

#SuburbWalk scoreMedian house price12-month changeKm to CBDProfile
1Adelaide

5000

100/100$1,555,000–1View profile →
2Beulah Park

5067

100/100$1,610,000+0.6%4View profile →
3Brighton

5048

100/100$1,483,000-19.8%12View profile →
4Exeter

5019

100/100$987,500+7.9%14View profile →
5Forestville

5035

100/100––3View profile →
6Glenelg

5045

100/100––10View profile →
7Glenelg East

5045

100/100$1,860,000+9.4%10View profile →
8Glenelg South

5045

100/100––10View profile →
9Glenside

5065

100/100––4View profile →
10Goodwood

5034

100/100$1,355,000-12.3%3View profile →

A dash means the suburb’s own page publishes no figure. “Area” marks an ABS statistical-area median.

Five more worth a look.

Ranks 11 to 15 on the same rule, for a shortlist that runs past the ten.

  1. Hyde Park, 5061: Walk score 100 out of 100
  2. Kensington, 5068: Walk score 100 out of 100
  3. Kensington Park, 5068: Walk score 100 out of 100
  4. Kent Town, 5067: Walk score 100 out of 100
  5. Millswood, 5034: Walk score 100 out of 100

Common questions

Most walkable in Adelaide: what people ask.

Which are the most walkable suburbs in Adelaide?

By walk score, the most walkable Greater Adelaide suburbs of 1,000 or more residents are Adelaide (100 out of 100), Beulah Park (100 out of 100) and Brighton (100 out of 100). The score counts the shops, services, transport stops and pedestrian infrastructure within walking distance of the suburb's centre, from OpenStreetMap; 90 and above is exceptional. The ranking is drawn from 292 suburbs with a score.

How much does a house cost in the most walkable suburbs in Adelaide?

Six of the ten suburbs on this page have a published median house price, from $987,500 in Exeter to $1,860,000 in Glenelg East. Prices are the SA Government's quarterly suburb medians. A dash in the table means the suburb's own page publishes no median, because its source is distrusted or it rests on fewer than five recorded sales.

Which suburbs will boom in Adelaide in 2026?

We do not predict which suburbs will boom, and a rise over the last 12 months says what happened, not what will. What we can show is measured. Among the suburbs on this page, the largest measured rises over the last 12 months were Glenelg East (+9.4%), Exeter (+7.9%) and Beulah Park (+0.6%). The change is the 12-month movement in the median house price on the same sales as the median, for the latest published quarter (updated October 2026), and a change beyond 25% is left out as a small-sample artefact. The SA growth ranking, linked below, lists every suburb with a measured change.

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