The high end of town in terms of both physical position and budget, Wahroonga is achingly pretty – and achingly expensive.
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.
Wealthy, eminently green North Shore haven offers massive blocks, seclusion, and appropriately high prices to boot.
Peace, public transport & quality school options in this little nondescript suburb outweigh a relative lack of things going on.
Beachfront beauty requires big bucks, as places as visually pretty & with as much going on as Manly in Sydney certainly don’t come cheap.
A charming little streetscape, great location & transport connectivity and safe environment make for one of the best lifestyles in the Inner West – you’ll have to pay dearly for it these days, though.
Historic, pretty, full of character – Balmain is unique amongst Sydney suburbs. Shame about that combo of both price & traffic.
A lovely, safe environment that comes at a huge cost for detached housing, although apartments make for a more viable option.
Incredibly charming, character-rich suburb is steeped in history and well kept, but out of financial reach of most and with some other minor flaws.
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.
