Grand, peaceful North Shore suburb also boasts ‘grand’ house prices, although rail connectivity & some added higher-density housing in recent years help somewhat.
Dense Asian dining meets rolling, impressively green back streets for one of Sydney’s most interesting suburban contrasts. Shame about the traffic issues though.
Rushcutters Bay is a lovely little pocket of pet-friendly waterfront that’s exclusively about city-adjacent, mid-to-high density apartment living.
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.
Family-friendly & good access to the city and nature are offset by huge house prices – although apartments still represent some value.
One of inner Sydney’s pricier suburbs, Double Bay boasts a gorgeous aspect and relatively handy location, although its hilly topography are factors to bear in mind.
One of the leafiest gems of Sydney’s Inner West, Annandale is a cleaner, more sanitised version of the “grittier” parts of the region, with a good blend of pretty streetscapes, location & amenities. Pricey as usual, though.
Prestigious Sydney suburb is undeniably pretty & packs a solid amount of amenities, but eye-watering prices and some other issues tarnish it slightly.
A suburb of two halves – one highly pretty with grand homes, another with busier higher-density – makes Caringbah a place with two faces.
Safe, peaceful & featuring multiple charming streetscapes, Stanmore’s appeal is offset somewhat by typical high Inner West property prices and an exposure to aircraft noise.
