Upmarket, amenity-rich, central and often pretty, yet a victim of its own great location in many ways.
Practical if unremarkable suburb that offers great city connectivity, basic amenities, and not much in the way of character or uniqueness.
Crows Nest offers convenience, location, connectivity & dining galore – at an ever-increasing price.
Quaint & peaceful little slice of Lower North Shore goodness will be beautiful for some and boring for others, but its location is undeniably excellent.
Family-friendly & good access to the city and nature are offset by huge house prices – although apartments still represent some value.
Prestigious Sydney suburb is undeniably pretty & packs a solid amount of amenities, but eye-watering prices and some other issues tarnish it slightly.
Sydney’s “second CBD” is a quieter, cleaner option than the true centre of the city that’s a handy – if slightly boring – place to rent, with excellent public transport connectivity and enough amenities to get by.
An incredibly pretty, charming and surprisingly accessible suburb surrounded by waterfront with a likewise incredibly high barrier to entry, Kirribilli is as beautiful as it is out of reach for the majority of Australian property owners.
Should YOU live in McMahons Point, NSW? We take a look at its prices, pet-friendliness, safety, family-friendliness and more in our McMahons Point review.
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.
