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Salisbury North
3.4(13 reviews)

Salisbury North, SA 5108

3.4(13 reviews)

Suburb within the Salisbury local government area, part of the Adelaide (Greater) Region in South Australia. Ranked 235th best suburb by locals.

Great for

  • Parks and recreation
  • Public transport
  • Schools
  • Neighbourly spirit
  • Cost of living

Not great for

  • Nightlife
  • Gym and fitness
  • Shopping options

Who lives here?

  • Families With Kids
  • Singles
  • Professionals
  • Students
  • Retirees

Reviews of Salisbury North, SA

9th September 2025

"Things have changed a lot"

Things have definitely changed a whole lot since I last lived here 13 years ago with lots of new homes, low crime rates vs surrounding suburbs and high employment. Got our house cheap while the stigma still keeps prices quite low but probably not for long as its got access to everything you need. Family likes the big block of land and parks. Was easy to rent out a room to a defence cadet who works across the road. Suburb is quiet despite very busy shopping and infrastructure around. Definitely undervalued and overlooked suburb that's way better than people who haven't lived here suggest.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
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9th September 2025

"Up and coming good for young families"

Salisbury North has loads of green space, lots of easy access to shops and transport. Lots of activity with families moving in, houses getting updated. Area still feels undervalued and seems like it is on the rise. Still a bargain but relatively central. Great spot to settle in with my family - mix of young families and elderly people who have lived there for decades. Actually very quiet area and close to the RAAF base for work.

Who lives here?

  • Singles
  • Families with kids
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5th February 2025

"Typical aussie suburb"

Surprisingly central - close to almost everything including shops, schools, restarants and transport. Has changed a lot in recent years.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
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5th February 2025

"Area of Rapid Growth"

Established suburb with lots of shopping facilities, amenities and transport nearby. Quickly undergoing gentrification and becoming quite a desirable region with significant growth and infrastructure plans in the area.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
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6th April 2024

"Gradualy Improving"

Although this part of salisbury is know as the worser part i would like to say it has improved and isn't as bad as it used to be. there are more nicer people moving into the area and the yahoos are slowly migrating further out north like angle vale, andrews farm, munno para etc.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Families with kids
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"Completely avoid at all costs"

Salisbury North, whilst has a lot of local needs close by, has one of the highest serious assault rates in South Australia, according to SA Police statistics. I've driven past this area a few times and noticed that a lot of things close up and pack up early, probably due to having to get home on time to avoid the rampant crime that goes on at night. There are shops and amenities nearby but I don't think that would be a pleasant experience either. Housing is cheap though.

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"It's certainly a suburb."

I live in Salisbury North but, crime is rampart, D***heads are everywhere and to be honest there are much better places to live in the same price bracket.

The Crime-Rate in SN is the highest in all of the northern suburbs excluding Elizabeth and Salisbury city centers (High shoplifting numbers) and the highest assault rate than any suburb that's not Adelaide. Sapol website is proof.

https://www.police.sa.gov.au/about-us/crime-statistics-map

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"good place"

I really do not understand that why people think the places where low income family stay are the worth place! Yes you can afford a fancy houses in good areas because you are rich or you do not have to raise the family! I am so sad that people would say avoid this area because there are lots of housing truth houses ! Being poor or being disable its not their fault! why cant we stop saying those words to hurt people living in this area ?? What is wrong with you people ! have you actually live in this area? Is something happend to you ?? Come on

Great for

  • Affordable housing
  • All the facilities
  • Family orientated suburb.
  • Very close to Salisbury CBD

Not great for

  • There is still a stigma from 20 years ago when S.N. was very different.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
  • Students
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Varun Vaid
Varun Vaid

completely agree with you, I am looking to buy a new home in Sailsbury but many people said its not safe, but no one gave me any specific reason. Although no place is so safe in world, can you pls share your views. Thanks Varun

maninder mann
maninder mann

Hi, i wnt to buy a home in salisbury. Which streets or area is safe ?

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"Salisbury North is a great place to raise your family and is very affordable."

Salisbury North has easy access to public transport, shops, recreation parks. It's has a serene ambiance with the wide roads, lots of trees, family amenities.

Great for

  • The train can take you to the city in no time
  • People are friendly
  • Affordable housing
  • All the facilities
  • Family orientated suburb.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
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"Nothing Special..."

Great for

  • Affordable housing
  • Has roads to drive you out of the area
  • RAAF base has only occasional flyover noise

Not great for

  • Crime
  • Unemployment
  • High school dropouts
  • Police helicopter noise
  • There is still a stigma from 20 years ago when S.N. was very different.

Who lives here?

  • LGBT+
  • Hipsters
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