Solid, peaceful & slightly underrated all-rounder suburb is highly family-friendly and quite neighbourly to boot given its connectivity.
High-end, leafy and quiet suburb will be paradise for some, boredom for others, yet is undeniably pretty – and very pricey.
Versatile Shire suburb offers balance and greenery, while its recent central facelift adds extra convenience, too.
Incredibly well-equipped suburb offers every amenity one could want, with a reasonable amount of of greenery as well – but if you live here, you’ll likely spend a lot of your time here, too.
Seldom-discussed suburb flies under the radar, with a good selection of eateries and spots for a drink, decent greenery and good property sizes although prices have shot up in recent times.
Hilly (surprise) and green-bush-rich suburb with big houses and room to move has had a rapidly changing face, bringing more amenities, more crowds, and more traffic.
High-and-lower-mid Sydney combine in a suburb with plenty to do – particularly outdoors – but significant traffic problems, high detached house prices, and some dirty patches mar it slightly.
Big impressive houses, on big impressive blocks, with big impressive parks, equals big – impressive – pricetags.
Big housing blocks and gentrification makes for rapidly increasing prices, while its streetscape is a mixed bag of nice greenery, wide streets, and graffiti.
Plenty of room, fairly reasonable prices and good slices of greenery are offset by a lack of things to do, while connectivity remains an issue.
