Chinese-oriented suburb offers a cavalcade of dining & shopping options and good connectivity, but is increasingly hectic and pricey.
Bexley offers a decent little pocket of reasonable value by Sydney standards given the price you’d pay in some other suburbs that are actually further than the CBD.
Not too pretty on the surface but quite practical underneath, Rockdale is well-located and amenity-rich, though comes with some noise & traffic issues.
Solid, peaceful & slightly underrated all-rounder suburb is highly family-friendly and quite neighbourly to boot given its connectivity.
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.
With a reasonable price by Sydney standards given its distance from the city, Mortdale has a lot to like, and still represents a pocket of pretty good value – particularly for apartments.
Tiny, seldom-discussed little suburb sits in a sneaky-good position that may not be beautiful, but is quite convenient and decently-priced by Sydney standards.
Upmarket suburban living & pretty surrounds offers the best of “Shire-esque life” without having to cross the bridge.
Neat, tidy and quiet, Penshurst is a tucked away little gem that still has good connectivity to boot.
Airy, seaside atmosphere with some great views and nice dining, although a little disconnected and price is a factor.
