nice suburbs in western australia
hi.
Can anyone give us a few ideas where to go we are looking for nice, quiet suburbs. close to the beach with good schools or tell us where not to go! in your opinion Thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Originally Posted by loopiestrats
(Post 7345783)
hi.
Can anyone give us a few ideas where to go we are looking for nice, quiet suburbs. close to the beach with good schools or tell us where not to go! in your opinion Thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 7345908)
Lots of lovely places. Lets start with jobs, what do you/partner do for a job. Do you plan to drive, train to work etc. This is probably the most important thing. No point giving you good suburbs in the North if you are going to work in the South and you don't drive. You get my drift.
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Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Originally Posted by loopiestrats
(Post 7345783)
hi.
Can anyone give us a few ideas where to go we are looking for nice, quiet suburbs. close to the beach with good schools or tell us where not to go! in your opinion Thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Hi
Sorry fairly new!!!! We have not got a job as yet! So would like to settle first rent a place and then look for work I am willing to travel to work can drive so no probs there, rather be close to school for the oh to be able to get to if needed quick. will need a primary and secondary school. We would be looking at bringing out one hundred thousand pounds and then getting a morgage once we have settled and working . hope this helps thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Originally Posted by loopiestrats
(Post 7347086)
Hi
Sorry fairly new!!!! We have not got a job as yet! So would like to settle first rent a place and then look for work I am willing to travel to work can drive so no probs there, rather be close to school for the oh to be able to get to if needed quick. will need a primary and secondary school. We would be looking at bringing out one hundred thousand pounds and then getting a morgage once we have settled and working . hope this helps thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Seriously ...
Go anywhere ... It's what you perceive as nice, not us. :)
Originally Posted by loopiestrats
(Post 7345783)
hi.
Can anyone give us a few ideas where to go we are looking for nice, quiet suburbs. close to the beach with good schools or tell us where not to go! in your opinion Thanks |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Originally Posted by Siren & Brian
(Post 7346031)
and how much?
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Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Would definitely steer clear of Kinross!
As a lot of people use the beaches here, you are not going to find a quiet suburb near the beach as that's a bit of a contradiction in terms. Having said that, the way people build in Australia, everybody is never too far away from the beach. Money is your biggest factor. you are not going to get very much with as little as 100K, even with a mortgage, as the suburbs nearer the beach are alot more expensive. If your looking at the northern suburbs, I suggest you look at Yanchep or Two Rocks. A little bit further out, therefore a little bit cheaper. It doesn't matter what you do for work at all, you'll still have to travel no matter where you are. Steve |
Re: nice suberbs in western australia
Duncraig, Greenwood, Hillarys
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Re: nice suberbs in western australia
[QUOTE=SteveBannister;7349241]Would definitely steer clear of Kinross!
So whats wrong with Kinross eh????????????? |
Re: nice suburbs in western australia
too far from the beach :rofl:
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Re: nice suburbs in western australia
we have been looking at secret harbour. would you recommend it or any other area with good primary schools.
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Re: nice suburbs in western australia
As the other replies have indicated there are lots of personal factors to consider
Most people tend to spend a lot of time looking around before they settle as it's obviously too important to get wrong. Your question has also been asked many many times before so it would be worth looking back at the other relevant threads and replies That said check out the area around Churchlands and Wembley Downs there are some of the best schools,easy access to both the city and beaches by car or public transport. A very wide range of property types and prices and also good access to local shops as well as Floreat Forum which has modern shops along with the pub and several restaurants. Hope this helps and good luck with your search:) |
Re: nice suburbs in western australia
You really need to tie in your suburb research with where you're going to work. Perth metro is very spread out its a very long thin area, I heard someone say its about 100 miles from top to bottom (Two Rocks to Mandurah) thats about the distance from London to Leicester.
I would say Secret Harbour is the furthest you want to live SOR if your working in Perth central. If you are working NOR then forget Secret Harbour unless you want a couple of hours commute EDIT: for housing you wont get anything under $300 per week (renting) and you will need a fair size mortgage on top of your £100k for buying in Secret Harbour |
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