Brighton Suburb Profile

Living in Brighton offers the perfect balance of vibrancy and relaxation. Centred around Jetty Road, this coastal suburb boasts cafés and restaurants that cater to locals and visitors alike, while the calming expanse of sand and water soothes the soul. Picturesque Brighton Beach is a major drawcard, where families relax under umbrellas and sailing boats, dinghies, and stand-up paddleboards dot the water. 

Living in Brighton also means easy access to greenspaces and facilities perfect for fitness enthusiasts and social gatherings. The wide footpath parallel to the beach is ideal for walkers and runners, while playgrounds and barbeque areas are popular with families. Gentle sand dunes and shrubbery create a natural barrier between the beach and the shopping precinct, where culinary eateries champion local produce and baristas keep the coffee flowing. 

Brighton combines its laid-back coastal charm with convenience, offering everything from fashion boutiques and bookshops to idyllic spots for watching the sunset. And with Adelaide City just a short drive or train ride away, more extensive shopping and entertainment are always within reach. 

Area Features

Food & Shopping

Beyond the sand, locals get their food and entertainment fix in the pubs and ice cream parlours along Jetty Road. Further back from the beach, Brighton Road provides ample grocery, home, fashion and gift options.

Coast Park Trail

Walk, jog or cycle along 70 kilometres of pathways spanning North Haven to Sellicks beach. Locals love the 4.2 kilometre Brighton to Glenelg leg, passing sculptures, playgrounds and Adelaide’s finest coastline as they go.

The Jetty

Built in 1886, Brighton jetty is a focal point for locals and visitors. The jetty unites the community with broad range of events and activities, from ANZAC services and annual swim meets to fishing and snorkelling.