A solid compromise between connectivity and price, as far as Sydney standards go.
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The gentrification of a formerly wild part of Sydney continues, although it’s still not quite completely there yet.
Relatively conveniently located but with a few remaining rough patches, Revesby still represents one of the remaining better-value suburbs within a reasonable distance of the city.
Chinese-oriented suburb offers a cavalcade of dining & shopping options and good connectivity, but is increasingly hectic and pricey.
Some of Sydney’s highest-density living brings along with it one of its prettiest and liveliest aspects, although it’s slightly disconnected from the CBD due to its “hidden pocket” geography.
Good location and an abundance of amenities – shame about the traffic.
Paddo is pretty, pricey and convenient; it’s a top choice for young professionals willing to rent & cashed-up families who prefer a more active lifestyle, but traffic and property prices are fairly significant negatives.
A highly-connected suburb in a good spot that’s either pretty & pricey, or cheap & chaotic – pick your poison.
Should YOU live in Winston Hills, NSW? We take a look at its prices, traffic, safety, family-friendliness & more in our Winston Hills guide.
Family-friendly & good access to the city and nature are offset by huge house prices – although apartments still represent some value.



