Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
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Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by teresa.c
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by teresa.c
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by janeyray
The better areas are certainly Duncraig, Woodvale, Kingsley,carine and Hammersley. These areas are more expensive but have far better schools. I live in Dianella Heights which is a lovely area with an excellent primary school. I don't think that Morley is a bad area, much better than Bayswater anyway!!
The better areas are certainly Duncraig, Woodvale, Kingsley,carine and Hammersley. These areas are more expensive but have far better schools. I live in Dianella Heights which is a lovely area with an excellent primary school. I don't think that Morley is a bad area, much better than Bayswater anyway!!
This dizzy girl wants to live next to bikies , good luck to her.
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by teresa.c
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
Can anyone give me any info on the bayswater area of Perth, Morley, Noranda etc?
For general info, they are pretty populated areas like most Perth suburbs. They all have shopping centres at close distance. The train into the city runs through Bayswater, not far from Morley and around a 10 minute drive from Noranda. I agree with the other post though, Woodvale, Joondalup, Edgewater are much better areas. There are trains that run through there. It takes around 20-25 minutes to get into the city and there are big shopping centres there too. I think the schools are better out that way. So my personal preference would be to go more north of the city. Plus you are closer to the beach.
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by suebo
Many years ago (about 10+) Bayswater and Morley had pretty bad reputations, but it has improved quite a lot. Noranda area is only around 10 years old and it has never really had a bad reputation. Out of the three I would pick Noranda, then Morley, then Bayswater.
For general info, they are pretty populated areas like most Perth suburbs. They all have shopping centres at close distance. The train into the city runs through Bayswater, not far from Morley and around a 10 minute drive from Noranda. I agree with the other post though, Woodvale, Joondalup, Edgewater are much better areas. There are trains that run through there. It takes around 20-25 minutes to get into the city and there are big shopping centres there too. I think the schools are better out that way. So my personal preference would be to go more north of the city. Plus you are closer to the beach.
Many years ago (about 10+) Bayswater and Morley had pretty bad reputations, but it has improved quite a lot. Noranda area is only around 10 years old and it has never really had a bad reputation. Out of the three I would pick Noranda, then Morley, then Bayswater.
For general info, they are pretty populated areas like most Perth suburbs. They all have shopping centres at close distance. The train into the city runs through Bayswater, not far from Morley and around a 10 minute drive from Noranda. I agree with the other post though, Woodvale, Joondalup, Edgewater are much better areas. There are trains that run through there. It takes around 20-25 minutes to get into the city and there are big shopping centres there too. I think the schools are better out that way. So my personal preference would be to go more north of the city. Plus you are closer to the beach.
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by pommie bastard
Good input Sue , nice to see you back on the job , have you moved yet and any happier out in Yankie land?
Good input Sue , nice to see you back on the job , have you moved yet and any happier out in Yankie land?
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by suebo
Yeah moved 26th March - well sort of - moved out of our old house 26th, moved in to the new one 28th. What a bloody hassle I tell you we were homeless for 2 days. You would not believe the systems over here. But we finally got here and I have done heaps of work around the house, painting gardening etc. Got the fences coming in 2 weeks and the drive way extension next week. Now you can see why I never made it home, sob sob. I am now saving again (as I told you in another post) Won't repeat it all.
Yeah moved 26th March - well sort of - moved out of our old house 26th, moved in to the new one 28th. What a bloody hassle I tell you we were homeless for 2 days. You would not believe the systems over here. But we finally got here and I have done heaps of work around the house, painting gardening etc. Got the fences coming in 2 weeks and the drive way extension next week. Now you can see why I never made it home, sob sob. I am now saving again (as I told you in another post) Won't repeat it all.
Home is where the heart is , yours here mine in the UK , I am sure you are doing well , no Yank will keep you down.
Watched the Yank program This Old House they seem to motor but thats a TV program .
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Thanks everyone for your comments. Made a good read.
(Except for PB who just hurls insults -calling me dizzy indeed!!!- and is getting rather boring Which is a shame really because Im sure there is some useful information under all the bullsh*t he spouts.)
I was just after some info coz I had never heard of any of those places mentioned before.
Just doing research,as you do!
(Except for PB who just hurls insults -calling me dizzy indeed!!!- and is getting rather boring Which is a shame really because Im sure there is some useful information under all the bullsh*t he spouts.)
I was just after some info coz I had never heard of any of those places mentioned before.
Just doing research,as you do!
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by teresa.c
Thanks everyone for your comments. Made a good read.
(Except for PB who just hurls insults -calling me dizzy indeed!!!- and is getting rather boring Which is a shame really because Im sure there is some useful information under all the bullsh*t he spouts.)
I was just after some info coz I had never heard of any of those places mentioned before.
Just doing research,as you do!
Thanks everyone for your comments. Made a good read.
(Except for PB who just hurls insults -calling me dizzy indeed!!!- and is getting rather boring Which is a shame really because Im sure there is some useful information under all the bullsh*t he spouts.)
I was just after some info coz I had never heard of any of those places mentioned before.
Just doing research,as you do!
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Re: Perth, Bayswater, whats it like?
Originally posted by pommie bastard
You need advice thats for sure , book into a caravan park rent a home on the coast and give yourself 6 months to find the right area and home , only fools rush in , Grub being a good case .
You need advice thats for sure , book into a caravan park rent a home on the coast and give yourself 6 months to find the right area and home , only fools rush in , Grub being a good case .
We are intending on renting for at least six months, probably in the Joondalup district, But Im interested in finding out about as many places as I can before I go. We need to get there before we can make a decision where to live permanently. As I said, Im just doing my homework!!!