Classy, older-leaning and highly green North Shore suburb offers plenty of peace and space, but little to see or do outside its natural offerings.
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Grand, peaceful North Shore suburb also boasts ‘grand’ house prices, although rail connectivity & some added higher-density housing in recent years help somewhat.
A suburb without a consistent overall theme, Riverwood nonetheless provides a reasonably appealing combination of price and flexibility for its location.
Dense Asian dining meets rolling, impressively green back streets for one of Sydney’s most interesting suburban contrasts. Shame about the traffic issues though.
Rushcutters Bay is a lovely little pocket of pet-friendly waterfront that’s exclusively about city-adjacent, mid-to-high density apartment living.
Desirable, versatile suburb with a couple of unique characteristics was previously underrated – but has massively shot up in price, cancelling out some of its previous appeal.
An Asian-influenced slice of Inner West convenience, Ashfield isn’t the prettiest suburb in the world but certainly is a fairly well-equipped one in a decent spot.
One of Sydney’s best hubs for pubs & dining is highly convenient with tons to do, but high prices, lingering crime and traffic issues offset some of its shine.
Solid mid-tier Sydney suburb with central location & plentiful amenities is traffic-heavy and lacking in greenery.
Crows Nest offers convenience, location, connectivity & dining galore – at an ever-increasing price.
