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.
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.
A desirable location, large homes and solid amenities comes with hefty prices and the occasional negative other issue to deal with.
Quality beachside living means “love the outdoors, or you’re wasting your money” in this pretty (and pricey) part of the Shire.
An undeniably pretty, peaceful & highly safe part of Sydney that’s a little lacking in amenities, and boasts a hefty pricetag given it’s not THAT close to the city CBD.
Exceedingly pretty and plenty to like as far as upmarket waterfront Sydney suburbia goes; traffic and eye-watering price are its two major downsides.
