Glenelg

A popular seaside suburb moving in the right direction

You may be able to spell Glenelg backward, but the suburb is definitely moving in a forward direction.

Treasured by both the young and old, this seaside location has plenty to offer.

It is home to Adelaide’s most popular city beach, and has a great range of restaurants, sidewalk cafes, bustling shops and an array of entertainment for its residents to enjoy.

The streets offer a heterogeneous collection of housing, including brand new high-rise apartments at the Holdfast Shores Marina, heritage bluestone cottages peppered around the suburb, renovated two-storey Art Deco houses and units along the side streets, and old apartment towers located further back from the beach.

Glenelg is conveniently connected to the city by Adelaide’s only tram, delivering city-siders down the 10 kilometre line in about 20-25 minutes.

It’s also close to the airport and is home to some very renowned schools, both public and private.

You may be able to spell Glenelg backward, but the suburb is definitely moving in a forward direction. Treasured by both the young and old, this seaside location has plenty to offer. It is home to Adelaide’s most popular city beach, and has a great range of restaurants, sidewalk cafes, bustling shops and an array of entertainment for its residents to enjoy. The streets offer a heterogeneous collection of housing, including brand new high-rise apartments at the Holdfast Shores Marina, heritage bluestone cottages peppered around the suburb, renovated two-storey Art Deco houses and units along the side streets, and old apartment towers located further back from the beach. Glenelg is conveniently connected to the city by Adelaide’s only tram, delivering city-siders down the 10 kilometre line in about 20-25 minutes. It’s also close to the airport and is home to some very renowned schools, both public and private.