Port Noarlunga is rated 9.4 out of 10 and ranked 15th best suburb in Greater Adelaide according to
homely.com.au. Situated 32kms South of Adelaide and now only 34mins from the CBD using the Southern Expressway (off-peak) it doesn't seem such a stretch to live the beachside lifestyle and commute to the city for work.
With median house prices of $385,000 for a 3 bedroom home and $290 per week for a 2 bedroom or $340 per week for a 3 bedroom rental, you'll find Port Noarlunga quite affordable. There aren't too many suburbs where you can buy a beautiful beachside suburban home for under $400,000 these days, even in little old Adelaide!
Port Noarlunga is mostly made up of established couples and families into the older families and mature independents. Set right on the beach with beautiful views and pristine coastline that's not all you will be spoilt with, you are also just a hop skip and a jump away from:
modern exquisite restaurants
great tapas bars and bakeries
surf clubs and young lifesaving/nipper programs
close to McLaren Vale wine region
Colonnades shopping centre
The Adelaide Crochet Club meets on a regular basis to learn crochet, meet other local mums, and to have a good chat. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned pro, everyone is welcome to come along.
Shopping & Facilities:
Colonnades Shopping Centre
54 Beach Road, Noarlunga
Includes:
Fashion, shoe and accessory stores
Food court, bakeries and specialty stores
Gloria Jean's and Jamaica Blue
Gourmet butchers, fresh produce stores
Hairdressers and Hairhouse Warehouse
Health stores, hearing and vision centres
Day spa, nails and massage
Shaver Shop and novelty stores
Christies Beach Precinct
Gourmet butchers and seafood markets
Warehouses, Industrial and Home Maker:
Parks/Playgrounds/Kids Activities:
Noarlunga Ice Sports Centre
Christies Beach Lions Park
Close Attractions:
Victor Harbour 45 minute drive
Cape Jervis / Kangaroo Island Ferry 1hr drive
The Adelaide Crochet Club meets on a regular basis to learn crochet, meet other local mums, and to have a good chat. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned pro, everyone is welcome to come along.
Schools:
Medical:
Transport and Commute:
Car - 40 min (32.5 km) via M2 and Marion Rd/A14
Car - 42 min (33.3 km) via M2 and Goodwood Rd
Public Train and Bus - between 1hr and 1hr 40 min
Here are some of the reviews from Port Noarlunga residents:
"It has everything - Imagine waking up early on a Sunday, walking down to the many local cafes for a coffee, strolling casually down the local beach or fishing on the jetty then heading to the pub for lunch. Well you can do all of this and more in Pt Noarlunga. It offers a variety of shops, cafes, drive through bottle shop connected to the Pt Noarlunga hotel, pristine beaches, schools, breathtaking views and a quiet neighbourhood. This area would be high on my list of an area to retire too. Experience it for yourself and spend the weekend, you will never want to leave."

"Cosmopolitan lifestyle on the coast - Port Noarlunga has always enjoyed immense popularity across all demographic profiles.The Historic township exudes it's own flavour and unique charm.The residents are friendly and community minded and enjoy a relaxed and casual lifestyle.The variety of cafe's, restaurants and the upgraded Port Noarlunga Hotel provide residents and visitors alike with an abundant choice of inexpensive dining experiences. The beaches are sandy and clean and swimmers protected by the reef. The jetty and waterfront recreation facilities are undergoing significant upgrading and have always been a popular destination for visitors and locals,as is the Onkaparinga River where it meanders through to meet the sea. There is a vast diversity of housing styles in Port Noarlunga particularly surrounding the old township. Many of the older character homes have been beautifully restored and renovated. There has also been a number of newer upmarket houses and townhouses in recent times as developers have been attracted to the strong increases in median values and the ever present attraction of the idyllic seaside lifestyle.As Port Noarlunga continues to mature and develop so too will the opportunity for strong growth potential in the coming years."
"Stunning suburb, one of the best areas to live in Adelaide - Safe clean beaches, and everything within a short walk away. Port Noarlunga has everything! I have travelled all over the world and this village is simply breathtaking. It's beach and jetty are world class. The beach is protected by a natural reef and swimming is safe. Anglers use the jetty all year round and kids "jetty jump' into the crystal water below! There are restaurants and pubs and just so much to do. What a brilliant holiday destination. so much so that I decided to move here...I just love the place."
"Port Noarlunga, its like holidaying at home! Even though the surrounding suburbs have seen extensive new residential developments, Port Noarlunga has retained its quaint-seaside-village feel. The locals are friendly and we take great pride in our suburb. It's a great place for professionals, with easy access to the city by car or train and it's a quicker trip than most people realise. It's also a perfect place to raise a family. There are well maintained parks in most neighbourhoods, some are really popular and busy (like the wooden park near the river) while others are tucked away in the backstreets. Shopping is easy and there are lots of options. There's a great choice of cafes and the redeveloped foreshore has really added to the appeal of an already beautiful beach."
"Historic Beachside Village Lifestyle - We have lived down south for over 20 years and have spent just over 13years in Port Noarlunga, we came here as a young family and have loved it. Our children have gone through Kindy, Primary School and now have completed Secondary School while we have lived here and if we had to do it all over again in this area, we would and we wouldn't change a thing. Port Noarlunga has so much going for it from the beautiful beach with the jetty, the reef, the river and yet so close to shops, schools and public transport. Only 30 minutes to the city on the Southern Expressway. 10minutes to McLaren Vale wineries. Great local pubs where you can get a great meal at a great price. So much history in this gorgeous little beachside hamlet."
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