Joslin, SA 5070
Ranked 85th best suburb by locals in Adelaide (Greater) Region, SA
Great for
- Clean & green
- Parks and recreation
- Neighbourly spirit
- Schools
- Medical facilities
Not great for
Who lives here?
- Families With Kids
- Singles
- Retirees
- Professionals
- LGBTQ+
Reviews of Joslin, SA
"Peaceful and leafy, yet close to everything!"
Joslin has a peaceful and calm feel. Lined with leafy trees and stunning character homes, it can be easy to forget just how close you are to the city!
Neighbouring St. Peters and Walkerville, with a (typically) more accessible price tag, Joslin is a great suburb to consider.
Lots of options for school and daycare nearby - whether you're going public or private, there is a lot to choose from.
With Norwood, Walkerville, Adelaide CBD and North Adelaide just 5-10mins away via car - there is so much nearby for you to enjoy.
Public transport options are also great, with Payneham Road providing easy access to and from the Adelaide CBD.
The streets of Joslin are generous, which means street-parking is a breeze.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
"Joyful Joslin!"
Location, Location!
If you want to live as close to St. Peters as possible but not pay such a high price for property, Joslin is your next suburb!
Close to great schools such at St. Peters College, Trinity Gardens, Norwood Primary, Marden Senior College, Prince Alfred College and Black Friars School.
Only minutes to the CBD, Adelaide University and The University of South Australia.
Plenty of restaurants, parks and public transport at your finger tips!
Great for
- Amenities
- Leafy
- Location
Who lives here?
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- LGBT+
- Hipsters
- Students
"If you want green, this is the spot"
Wide streets, Linear park and close to the city this suburb has a lot to offer. And it has the price tag to match.
There is a good blend of old houses and new old looking houses and units in Joslin so there is a bit for everyone. You will be sure to find what you want, just be prepared to pay for it.
There are plenty of parks and Linear Park is close by for a run, walk or ride. It is one of the greenest areas around along with neighbouring St Peters.
The city is within walking distance, as are some good pubs and specialty shops.
The down side for me is the units and apartments have been done in a very unappealing and unattractive cream brick. The plus side is they are usally well hidden behind some great trees.
There is good public transport being so close to the city. But, why bus when you can walk along Linear Park?
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
