Port Kennedy
#2
Re: Port Kennedy
House prices are cheaper than Perth. But, it does have some issues. Not easy to get anywhere as it's a trek to a train station and it can be a bit rough.
#3
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Joined: Nov 2011
Location: WA PingPonger Maybe
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Re: Port Kennedy
Agreed nothing special
#4
Re: Port Kennedy
http://www.realestate.com.au/propert...nedy-107100449
Agreed - nothing special
Port Kennedy has a wide range of properties from 'standard' 4x2s through to palaces like the one above.
There are loads of amenities; shops, schools, industrial area for small business. Fairly good access to the rail line in Warnbro.
I really don't know how people can slate an entire suburb when it's so diverse and offers such a range of options.
There is good and bad in every suburb all over Australia. Have a drive round for yourself, but I wouldn't disregard it at all.
This, for example seems nice: http://www.realestate.com.au/propert...nedy-112140487
and close to the ocean.
Jules x
Agreed - nothing special
Port Kennedy has a wide range of properties from 'standard' 4x2s through to palaces like the one above.
There are loads of amenities; shops, schools, industrial area for small business. Fairly good access to the rail line in Warnbro.
I really don't know how people can slate an entire suburb when it's so diverse and offers such a range of options.
There is good and bad in every suburb all over Australia. Have a drive round for yourself, but I wouldn't disregard it at all.
This, for example seems nice: http://www.realestate.com.au/propert...nedy-112140487
and close to the ocean.
Jules x
#5
Re: Port Kennedy
Imagine moving to Middlesbrough with better weather but more dickheads doing burnouts down the street in the middle of the night. Every time I have been I have wondered if the rubber on the streets is a viable economic resource.
If you are coming from a sink estate in northern England you will feel right at home.
If you are coming from a sink estate in northern England you will feel right at home.
#6
Re: Port Kennedy
Imagine moving to Middlesbrough with better weather but more dickheads doing burnouts down the street in the middle of the night. Every time I have been I have wondered if the rubber on the streets is a viable economic resource.
If you are coming from a sink estate in northern England you will feel right at home.
If you are coming from a sink estate in northern England you will feel right at home.
Would you like a broom for your sweeping statements?
#7
Re: Port Kennedy
Hummm. Surely it can't be lie Middlesbrough... Please put this picture out of my mind (
#10
Re: Port Kennedy
Well I've lived here for over 5 years and I'm very happy and I do not come from a sink hole estate in the UK, it's very easy to get around and is within easy access o Wa rnbro train station which is about five minutes up the road. Come over have a look round make your own mind up. It might be for you or then again it might not but please come with an open mind and make our own decision based on what suits you as an individual.
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Location: Whyalla, SA. From Wakefield, UK.
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Re: Port Kennedy
I lived in Secret Harbour for 10 months and wholeheartedly agree with julesandco and gobbyjack. We spent time there in bars and for takeaways. My wife went to a gym there, we often went to the beach at longpoint. I used to run to Port Kennedy golf club and back and never saw any trouble. It is all nice and clean and new. You do get young kids flying about in big cars occasionally, but in my experience you get that everywhere. It is either rich kids in daddy's big car speeding around, or poor kids in a stolen banger trying to speed round.
I personally preferred secret harbour, but I would have no hesitation taking myself and my young family to Port Kennedy.
I personally preferred secret harbour, but I would have no hesitation taking myself and my young family to Port Kennedy.
#12
Re: Port Kennedy
I don't really like most of the suburbs from Rockingham heading south - including Mandurah. They are popular with pommy immigrants though.
#13
Re: Port Kennedy
I lived in Secret Harbour for 10 months and wholeheartedly agree with julesandco and gobbyjack. We spent time there in bars and for takeaways. My wife went to a gym there, we often went to the beach at longpoint. I used to run to Port Kennedy golf club and back and never saw any trouble. It is all nice and clean and new. You do get young kids flying about in big cars occasionally, but in my experience you get that everywhere. It is either rich kids in daddy's big car speeding around, or poor kids in a stolen banger trying to speed round.
I personally preferred secret harbour, but I would have no hesitation taking myself and my young family to Port Kennedy.
I personally preferred secret harbour, but I would have no hesitation taking myself and my young family to Port Kennedy.
Starting to think people forget what we have here and how beautiful Rockingham-shire can be.
Can't fathom why it gets such stick really!
Jules x
#15
Re: Port Kennedy
I'm a big fan of being where you are happy.