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Perth Suburbs
Any suggestions on the best suburbs for families with young children in perth??
james |
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Originally posted by james & bev Any suggestions on the best suburbs for families with young children in perth?? james No idea but will be watching this one ... Depends what your job is I guess, we want to be about 40 / 30 / 20 miles away from Perth North or South not bothered :), |
Hi, we're in the northern suburbs at the moment, looking at houses, schools etc. Most are family orientated, depends on your price bracket really. So much for the kids to do, beaches, parks etc. Spoilt for choice. We're looking at schools this week to help make the decision where to settle, been looking at houses this weekend.
Loopy |
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Originally posted by james & bev Any suggestions on the best suburbs for families with young children in perth?? james Your job could decide whether to live north or south. Then you have the decision of do we buy the average house in the more expensive suburb or the fantastic house that has everything in the ave suburb....decisions decisions. |
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Originally posted by Perthguy1 Like Loopy says, it depends how much you want to spend. Your job could decide whether to live north or south. Then you have the decision of do we buy the average house in the more expensive suburb or the fantastic house that has everything in the ave suburb....decisions decisions. A COTSWOLDS-STYLE manor in Peppermint Grove was passed in at $2.62 million at auction yesterday. The imposing residence in McNeil St, set back from the road by 30m, was owner-architect built in 1936. It has remained in one family for the past 45 years, but the five-bedroom house on 1528sq m had been vacant for two years. Now part of a deceased estate, the house is listed on Peppermint Grove's municipal inventory. In the northern suburb of Kinross, about 400 people turned up to watch 45 vacant blocks sold under the hammer for a total of $5,551,000. A record price of $141,000 was paid for a 650sq m single residential site. :D :cool: :beer: |
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Originally posted by pommie bastard Yea wonderful did you bid for either this home or the piss poor land at Dullross(Kinross)? A COTSWOLDS-STYLE manor in Peppermint Grove was passed in at $2.62 million at auction yesterday. The imposing residence in McNeil St, set back from the road by 30m, was owner-architect built in 1936. It has remained in one family for the past 45 years, but the five-bedroom house on 1528sq m had been vacant for two years. Now part of a deceased estate, the house is listed on Peppermint Grove's municipal inventory. In the northern suburb of Kinross, about 400 people turned up to watch 45 vacant blocks sold under the hammer for a total of $5,551,000. A record price of $141,000 was paid for a 650sq m single residential site. :D :cool: :beer: |
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Originally posted by Megalania Oh, Woe is me. Bloody third world country, my job as a the worlds whiniest draughtsman should entitle me to a little piece of the Cotswolds wrestled from this horrid desert where it never stops raining. Oh, Woe is me! As for Dullross (Kinross) just 5 years ago the land was next to worthless now thanks to refugees its way over priced. :D :cool: :beer: |
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Originally posted by pommie bastard Why would a brown waste land like Perth want a a piece of the Cotswolds in it , could it be most would prefer the Costwolds to crapy WA . As for Dullross (Kinross) just 5 years ago the land was next to worthless now thanks to refugees its way over priced. :D :cool: :beer: I imagine the price paid in Dullross (Kinross) includes the cost of bulldosing and clearance on Dreamers Departure. |
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Originally posted by Megalania Cotswolds DownUnder - the activity of some Dreamy Pom too proud to admit defeat and retreat - "Strategic Withdrawal". I imagine the price paid in Dullross (Kinross) includes the cost of bulldosing and clearance on Dreamers Departure. Could be but more like some one trying to brighten up a very dull town with a house that does not look like a bunker. Dullross is full of dreamers who think suburbia is great , given that Dullross is right next to the the citys rubbish dump its not a top spot but a still minor point when the deluded land cashed up and no idea what to do. :D :cool: :beer: |
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Originally posted by pommie bastard Could be but more like some one trying to brighten up a very dull town with a house that does not look like a bunker. Dullross is full of dreamers who think suburbia is great , given that Dullross is right next to the the citys rubbish dump its not a top spot but a still minor point when the deluded land cashed up and no idea what to do. :D :cool: :beer: |
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Originally posted by Megalania Clever planning, not far to doze the garbage. :D :cool: :beer: |
Seems to me the biggest piece of garbage hangs out at the OB.
The sooner you f**k off back to UK the better for everyone. |
Originally posted by Bigdigger Seems to me the biggest piece of garbage hangs out at the OB. The sooner you f**k off back to UK the better for everyone. :D :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by pommie bastard How nice of you hope that you take my place Australia is calling out for new blood like yourself , a useless land full of the clueless. :D :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by Megalania Look, what's this suddenly turning nice business? And who gave you the right to sub-let your station? :D :cool: |
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