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Plympton

Plympton is one of Adelaide's most popular in-between suburbs, sitting in the City of West Torrens between the CBD and the beach. Its mix of established homes on generous blocks and newer townhouses makes it a favourite with young families, first home buyers and investors alike.

Median house price$1,200,000
12-month growth, houses+27.5%
Median days on market21 days

Plympton at a glance

The median house price in Plympton is $1,200,000, up 27.5% over the past 12 months, from 86 house sales. Houses are taking a median 21 days to sell. Units sold for a median $593,000 across 63 sales.

Houses rent for a median $730 a week, a rental yield of 3.2%. Units lease for around $510 a week and yield 4.6%. 1134 buyers are currently interested in Plympton houses on realestate.com.au.

Adam Keane, Director | Sales ExecutiveAdam KeaneDirector | Sales Executive

Your Plympton specialist

A Director of Ray White Glenelg | Brighton and realestate.com.au's 2025 Top Agent in Plympton, Adam knows exactly how buyers are valuing Plympton homes right now.

#1Ranked agent in Plympton, of 89 on realestate.com.au
23Plympton sales as lead agent, past 12 months
$1.04MMedian Plympton sold price
5.0Rating from 110 reviews

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About Plympton

Plympton covers around 1.8 square kilometres and is home to roughly 5,500 people, and its population grew almost 15% between the 2016 and 2021 Census. Its predominant age group is 20 to 29, reflecting its appeal to younger buyers and renters.

The suburb offers easy access to both the city and Glenelg, with eight parks and reserves and local schools including Plympton Primary School and Plympton International College.

  • Between the CBD and the coast, with quick access via Anzac Highway
  • Eight parks and reserves across the suburb
  • Mix of post-war homes on large blocks and modern townhouses
  • Strong rental demand from young professionals and families
  • Weigall Oval's sports fields, tennis courts and the Westside Bikeway on the northern edge

Local favourites

A few of our favourite spots in Plympton, most of them an easy walk along Anzac Highway.

CoffeeIncognito CafeAdam's go-to for coffee, with a relaxed outdoor lawn for weekend brunch.272 Anzac Highway
BrunchTweety Bird CafeMalaysian-inspired brunch and a family-friendly space with a kids' corner.300C Anzac Highway
CoffeeKOM CoffeeColombian coffee and food, with a small Latin grocery next door.355 Anzac Highway
PubThe HighwayThe local for a counter meal, a drink with friends or a function.290 Anzac Highway
Yum chaLittle CantonA popular weekend yum cha spot with Cantonese favourites.295 Anzac Highway
OutdoorsWeigall OvalPlaying fields, playground, BBQs, an outdoor gym and lit tennis courts beside the Westside Bikeway.Urrbrae Terrace and Oval Terrace

Houses and units

PlymptonHousesUnits
Median price, past 12 months$1,200,000$593,000
12-month growth+27.5%+13.5%
Sales, past 12 months8663
Median days on market21 days22 days
Median weekly rent$730$510
Rental yield3.2%4.6%
Median price by bedroomsHousesUnits
1 bedroom–$425,000
2 bedrooms$825,000$587,500
3 bedrooms$1,111,850$751,500
4 bedrooms$1,407,500–

Last month there were 28 properties for sale and 32 for rent in Plympton. 52.5% of homes are owner-occupied, with a population of 5,459 (2021 Census).

Source: realestate.com.au (PropTrack), sales October 2025 to September 2026, accessed October 2026; 2021 Census. Agent figures: realestate.com.au, last 12 months to October 2026. Figures are a general guide only.

Thinking of selling or leasing in Plympton?

Talk to Adam about what your property could be worth in today's market.

0421 225 630·adam.keane@raywhite.com

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