Upmarket, leafy suburb with beach proximity close by is charming and safe, although high prices may prove too much of a barrier for many.
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Airy, seaside atmosphere with some great views and nice dining, although a little disconnected and price is a factor.
Physically clean & beautiful suburb dotted with high-end homes and a small smattering of amenities, but lacks major public transport connections & faces high property prices.
High-end and historic, Drummoyne is a land of yacht clubs, custom classic cars and an improving dining scene that comes with an appropriately high pricetag.
Pretty water views and lovely public spaces are offset somewhat by a lack of amenities and so-so property prices.
A friendly and tucked-away little village close-ish to the city with some great greenery that’s seen a swath of modern residential development in recent years.
Busy, amenity-heavy suburb is quite well-balanced and still represents fairly good value given its location.
Higher-end and more prestigious than you might think, Five Dock is definitely visually appealing and has good amenities, but a handful of small issues drag it down a little.
One for the families, Engadine gives you plenty of space, greenery and room to move in return for increased distance from Sydney city, although owning a car here is a must due to the suburb’s sloping aspect.
Highly varied suburb in which the top and lower ends of town coexist side by side, with easy city access & some grand historic sections to boot.
