Kilkenny SA 5009 · Charles Sturt council

Land division in Kilkenny

The median house price in Kilkenny is $1,060,000. Here are the sale prices, household income and land division approvals for the suburb, from official records. Kilkenny is a western Adelaide suburb in the City of Charles Sturt. It ranks number 9 of 92 western suburbs for land division blocks approved last year.

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Kilkenny at a glance

Kilkenny property statistics

Kilkenny, SA 5009

Charles Sturt council

House prices · quarter ending June 2026

$1,060,000Median house price
+23.3%Change in 1 year
+63.0%Change in 5 years
16Houses sold, last 12 months

The Adelaide metro median is $975,000. Kilkenny sits $85,000 above it. Five years ago the median here was $650,200.

Household income and people · 2021 Census

$1,399Median household income, per week
$72,748Median household income, per year
39Median age
2.5People per household

Land division · 12 months to June 2026

72Blocks approved last year
4Allotments per sub-division
97%Divisions approved here

Your neighbours in Kilkenny are already doing it. In the last twelve months 72 new blocks were approved here. 64 were Torrens title and 8 were community title.

Median house sale prices for Kilkenny, from the South Australian Valuer-General, quarter ending June 2026. Used under CC BY 4.0. Household income, age and household size from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021 Census (five years old, so incomes today are likely higher), used under CC BY 4.0. These describe the whole suburb, not your property — yours could sit well above or well below. Nothing here is a valuation, an offer, or financial advice. Whether a block can be divided is decided by your council and a planner, not by this page. Land division figures from the Department for Housing and Urban Development, used under CC BY 3.0 AU, for the twelve months to June 2026.

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How a free land division works in Kilkenny

If your block in Kilkenny can be split, we pay for the whole job. The survey. The Charles Sturt council fees. The digging and the pipes. The selling. You put in no money at the start, and none in the middle. Your name stays on the title until each new block is sold.

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Kilkenny questions

What is the median house price in Kilkenny?

The median house price in Kilkenny SA 5009 is $1,060,000 (South Australian Valuer-General, quarter ending June 2026). There were 16 house sales in the last 12 months. The median price is up 23.3% on a year earlier.

What is the median household income in Kilkenny?

The median household income in Kilkenny is $1,399 a week, about $72,748 a year (ABS 2021 Census). The median age is 39 and the average household has 2.5 people.

Can I divide my block in Kilkenny?

It depends on your land and the Charles Sturt council rules. In the last twelve months 72 new blocks were approved in Kilkenny, and 97% of land division applications here were approved. Only a council and a planner can say yes for your block. Send us the address and we will assess it for free.