A lively suburb with an extensive, excellent food scene alongside pretty buildings are offset somewhat by a mix of high price, infrastructure and noise issues.
Wealthy, eminently green North Shore haven offers massive blocks, seclusion, and appropriately high prices to boot.
Peace, public transport & quality school options in this little nondescript suburb outweigh a relative lack of things going on.
Beachfront beauty requires big bucks, as places as visually pretty & with as much going on as Manly in Sydney certainly don’t come cheap.
A charming little streetscape, great location & transport connectivity and safe environment make for one of the best lifestyles in the Inner West – you’ll have to pay dearly for it these days, though.
Picturesque, highly-desirable Inner West suburb with a more intimate and communal feel is convenient located, and thus just as expensive property-wise as you might expect.
Historic, pretty, full of character – Balmain is unique amongst Sydney suburbs. Shame about that combo of both price & traffic.
Somewhat revitalised in recent years, Chippendale’s one of Sydney’s best suburbs to visit – but won’t be to live, for most people.
A gorgeous, quiet little pocket of Sydney within a stone’s throw from the CBD that many seldom talk about, although with as high property prices as you’d assume for such a tidy spot.
Rapid development alongside old, roomy streets has created a suburb with two distinct sides to its coin.
