Please help. Moving to WA, which suburb?

We are looking for a suburb with the following criteria, any ideas?
max 40 minutes to beach. max 60 minutes to city. Close to nature/National parks, choice of independent restaurants/cafes/shops (ideally with some vegan options), organic food markets, 'village'/community atmosphere, family friendly with good schools, safe.

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KyleHams

Hi Gareth, there are many suburbs that fit that criteria. If you would like to contact me, I can assist you in finding the right home to fit your budget. feel free to check out my page for my contact details :) Kyle Hams

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TG1

What is your budget?

Where do you work?

Do you have school-age children (primary, high school or university)?

Do you want a stand alone house? Townhouse? Villa? Unit? Apartment?

Do you concern about the safety of the suburb?

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TG1

If you have school-age children (primary to high school), I suggest you to at the top 4 school zones in Perth (Churchlands/ Shenton/Rossmoyne/ Willetton). They are all equally great schools with very slight differences. You can choose the school according to your budget and desired lifestyle.

1. Churchlands SHS (NOR, beach side)
Local intake suburbs: Churchlands, City Beach, Doubleview (South), Floreat, Scarborough (South), Wembley (partially), Wembley Downs, Woodlands, etc

2. Shenton College (NOR, both riverside & beachside)
Local intake suburbs: Almost the entire Western Suburbs

3. Rossmoyne (SOR, riverside)
Local intake suburbs: Rossmoyne, Shelley, Riverton, Bull Creek (partially), etc

4. Willetton (SOR)
Local intake suburbs: Almost the entire Willetton

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