Warradale, SA 5392
Inner-Adelaide convenience with a character all its own.
- City fringe
- $345/wk Median
- 35.5% Renters
Warradale Rental Market Statistics
- Population
- 16.2k
- Median age
- 39
- Median weekly rent
- $345
- To the CBD
- 10.8km
- Walkability
- 9
- Schools within 3 km
- 9
ABS 2021 Census
Warradale Neighbourhood & Lifestyle
Beach & Coast
The coastline is the drawcard — an easy walk or short drive to sand and saltwater most days of the year.
Schools & Families
Family life here is well served — schools, playgrounds and a generally quiet, low-traffic feel once you're off the main road.
Community
Community events through the year — school fetes, street parties, a local market — keep the social calendar busy.
Work & Connectivity
Good fibre coverage and a growing number of co-working spaces make this a popular choice for renters working from home.
Signature Spotlight
Inner-City Living
Warradale is one of Adelaide's well-used inner and middle-ring renter suburbs — 16,190 residents, a substantial 35.5% renter share, and a median weekly rent of $345 that puts it broadly in line with the city average for the area. Convenient without the premium of the very centre.
Around Warradale
Warradale Quarter
A well-used local strip — a handful of shops, cafés and the everyday essentials within walking distance.
Warradale Green
A well-used local strip — a handful of shops, cafés and the everyday essentials within walking distance.
Available Rental Properties in Warradale
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Frequently Asked Questions about Renting in Warradale
Real questions renters ask before moving to Warradale.
Is Warradale walkable?
Warradale carries a walkability score of 9.0/10 — daily errands and a lot of local life happen comfortably on foot.
How much does it cost to rent in Warradale?
Based on 2021 ABS Census data, the median weekly rent in Warradale is $345. Actual asking rents will vary by property size and condition, but $345 a week is the reliable long-run benchmark for the suburb as a whole.
What's the community like in Warradale?
Warradale has a settled, community-oriented feel, with long-term renters alongside newer arrivals. Population sits at 16,190, giving the suburb a solidly-sized feel.
Is Warradale a good suburb for renters?
Yes. Warradale has a 35.5% renter rate according to the 2021 ABS Census, meaning a substantial share of residents rent rather than own. The suburb has a reasonable spread of rental stock across unit and house types.
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