areas of perth to live in
Jul 9th 2004, 9:31 am
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areas of perth to live in
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Jul 9th 2004, 9:34 am
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Re: areas of perth to live in
Originally posted by sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Jul 9th 2004, 9:37 am
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not since i have been a memeber of this it hasn't, so if anyone could be MORE helpfu i would appreciate itl
Jul 9th 2004, 9:44 am
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Originally posted by sue and mick
not since i have been a memeber of this it hasn't, so if anyone could be MORE helpfu i would appreciate itl
not since i have been a memeber of this it hasn't, so if anyone could be MORE helpfu i would appreciate itl
Jul 9th 2004, 9:47 am
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Originally posted by NedKelly63
What could be more helpful than a suggestion that your search this forum for the information you are looking for??
What could be more helpful than a suggestion that your search this forum for the information you are looking for??
Jul 9th 2004, 9:49 am
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Originally posted by Ulujain
Someone giving them the info they need on a plate.
Someone giving them the info they need on a plate.
Jul 9th 2004, 9:50 am
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And thats pretty much exactly what you did
And thats pretty much exactly what you did
Jul 9th 2004, 9:51 am
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nice attitude you lot and some people are nice believe it or not if you have nothing nice to say don't bother
Jul 9th 2004, 9:52 am
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Re: areas of perth to live in
Originally posted by sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Would be helpful if you could tell us little bit more about your specifications so we can give more specific advice
eg, are you looking for house or apartment ?
are you talking buying or renting ?
How much are you willing to pay ?
do you need a garden ? If so, big or small ?
city, suburbs or rural ?
you mention schools but is that primary or secondary ? state or private ?
How important is easy beach access ?
How important is public transport availability ?
Where are you likely to be working ? North, south or centre?
etc....
of the suburbs you mention Willeton I have no knowledge of, gosseberry hill is lovely as is maida vale. Ellenbrook is new and being developed (new shopping complex being built) Kalamunda is also classed as a "good" area, but until you say more about your specific requirements is difficult to say which (if any) would appear to suit you best.
personally we are in Kensington and for us its absolutely great and suits our lifestyle to the letter but it would not suit everybody.
Jul 9th 2004, 9:55 am
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Originally posted by sue and mick
not since i have been a memeber of this it hasn't, so if anyone could be MORE helpfu i would appreciate itl
not since i have been a memeber of this it hasn't, so if anyone could be MORE helpfu i would appreciate itl
Jul 9th 2004, 9:58 am
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Re: areas of perth to live in
Originally posted by sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Hi
looking for some help. Has anybody actually visited any suburbs of perth that they would recommend as we need to start looking for areas to live in good schools etc we are going out early next year for a look ourselves some of the places i have heard are nice are willeton, gooseberry hill,maida vale,ellenbrook and kalamunda any comments!
sue and mick
Generally speaking south suburbs are cheaper than the north. Willeton (south) is nice but depends on your circumstances (how much cash you have), we are looking to live there or adjoining suburbs Bull Creek or Leeming.
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Jul 9th 2004, 10:00 am
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thanks jugsy and mairi&chris for your help much appreciated
I do seem to of rattled some people not intentional but you cant please everybody
sue and mick
I do seem to of rattled some people not intentional but you cant please everybody
sue and mick
Jul 9th 2004, 10:11 am
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Originally posted by sue and mick
thanks jugsy and mairi&chris for your help much appreciated
I do seem to of rattled some people not intentional but you cant please everybody
sue and mick
thanks jugsy and mairi&chris for your help much appreciated
I do seem to of rattled some people not intentional but you cant please everybody
sue and mick
Jul 9th 2004, 10:15 am
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Sorry to but my nose in here, but can some people get rid of their attitude!!
The poster asked for advice not sarcasm and digs.
The idea of this forum is to bounce ideas off each other and support each other..............or thats what it USED to be!!!
The poster asked for advice not sarcasm and digs.
The idea of this forum is to bounce ideas off each other and support each other..............or thats what it USED to be!!!