Where does everyone in Sydney live ?
#1
Am moving to Syndey in a few months
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
#2
Originally Posted by kbryant
Am moving to Syndey in a few months
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
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Originally Posted by kbryant
Am moving to Syndey in a few months
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
#4
Coogee.
5 minutes walk to the beach.
5 minutes walk to more cafes and restaurants than you could ever need.
5 minutes drive to Hospital and University.
10 minutes drive to the best shopping in Sydney at Bondi Junction.
20 minutes drive to the city.
Cool in summer, warm in winter. Safe swimming and lovely beach. Minimal wildlife. Coastal walks all the way to Watson's Bay. Easy access to the country to the south and west.
Perfect, really
5 minutes walk to the beach.
5 minutes walk to more cafes and restaurants than you could ever need.
5 minutes drive to Hospital and University.
10 minutes drive to the best shopping in Sydney at Bondi Junction.
20 minutes drive to the city.
Cool in summer, warm in winter. Safe swimming and lovely beach. Minimal wildlife. Coastal walks all the way to Watson's Bay. Easy access to the country to the south and west.
Perfect, really
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We have been in Warriewood for 6 months - CBD is accessible when you want a fix of hustle and bustle, otherwise we are in a little pocket of countryside within the city! Fantastic beaches on our doorstep - couldn't wish for a better location to bring the family up!
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most seem to be heading for the north at the mo.
but as nickyc said they are missing out on perfection
but as nickyc said they are missing out on perfection
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I live in Harbord on the northern beaches. Lovely area, 5 mins from the beach. Lots of expats around - funny listening to the different accents on the bus in a morning...
#8
Originally Posted by kbryant
Am moving to Syndey in a few months
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
#9
We have moved to Mona Vale on the Northern Beaches and I love it, so nice to walk along the beach. Yesterday we discovered the joys of the Mona Vale Hotel beer garden, its very nice. They had an air guitar comp on. YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT. Hilarious.
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We've lived in Bondi, Kirribilli, Queenscliff and now Avalon.
They're all great suburbs for different reasons, in a few words...
Bondi - lots happening, fun and young
Kirribilli - inner city with village feel, close to everything, harbour views
Queenscliff - access to Manly and all that provides without being right in it
Avalon - peaceful, relaxed, great beaches without the crowds
Depends what you want...
They're all great suburbs for different reasons, in a few words...
Bondi - lots happening, fun and young
Kirribilli - inner city with village feel, close to everything, harbour views
Queenscliff - access to Manly and all that provides without being right in it
Avalon - peaceful, relaxed, great beaches without the crowds
Depends what you want...
#11
Originally Posted by kbryant
Am moving to Syndey in a few months
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........
was wondering where everyone else lives / plans to live .........We have been in Manly for 7 months now and LOVE IT!!!
#12
Cherrybrook
...quiet, rural suburbia - far enough from the CBD (sometimes a little too far to be honest) but lovely to come to at the end of a working day. Leafy, with good schools, shops and amenities.
...quiet, rural suburbia - far enough from the CBD (sometimes a little too far to be honest) but lovely to come to at the end of a working day. Leafy, with good schools, shops and amenities.
#13
We are in Glenwood is very nice large houses for a reasonable rent (we are paying $380 per week for a 4 bed 2 storey stand alone) works for us as hubby works all over and we are close to the M7 and M2
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We have be living very happily in Windsor for 7 months!
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We're currently in Balmain East which is nice but a bit inner city for us and the transport isn't great. We've just exchanged contracts on a house in Bonnet Bay today (half hour train ride to the CBD).




