Jannali, NSW 2226

Jannali proves to be an excellent choice for those seeking a residence in the Shire! Situated along the convenient T4 Train line, it provides easy access for commuters. Whether you prefer public transportation or driving, everything is within a 10-minute reach, including Miranda Westfield, Sylvania South Gate with its 24-hour Kmart and Fitness First, Kirrawee South Village, Kareela Shops, and even Bunnings.

Moreover, the locality boasts an array of charming cafes and dining options in Sutherland. The express train ensures a swift 30-minute journey to the city, while a 15-minute train ride takes you to Hurstville for delightful Asian cuisine. Jannali truly offers the best of both worlds – a serene suburban lifestyle with the convenience of proximity to key amenities and efficient transportation links.

Jannali is becoming one of the most sought after suburbs in the Sutherland Shire. With housing still affordable in some parts, and the development that has taken place over the last 5 years, Jannali is certainly putting itself on the map. Family friendly, moments to Como Pleasure Grounds and an easy 25 minute commute to Sydney CBD by train, great schools, cafes and restaurants there is plenty to do to pass the time. Jannali would be an ideal suburb to raise a young family.

I have grown up in Jannali - Honeysuckle Street & it is such a great street for young families! The kids in the street spend all day together and over the years, newcomers are welcomed with open arms. Each year we have street parties for Christmas and family events and I would recommend this side of Jannali especially to all people looking to buy in the area. The school up the road ‘St Josephs’, is a beautiful school and extremely convenient. Can’t say a bad word about Jannali!

Jannali is a safe, leafy family friendly suburb that I highly recommend to people looking for a place to live. My partner and I had not heard of Jannali prior to moving here 2 years ago but so thankful we stumbled upon this suburb while looking for our first home. Some of our things we really enjoyed while living in Jannali are:
- Fast trains (35 mins) to CBD (great for ppl like me who work in the city and have to return to the office once lockdown has ended)
- Plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes that locals can easily access (especially convenient during lockdown)
- Close proximity to nature and green spaces like Royal National Park, Cronulla beaches etc
- Strong community spirit (my personal experience with neighbours have all been positive)
- Town centre has a really nice village atmosphere (unlike some suburbs that have an industrial feel to it)
We love our lifestyle here in Jannali and have not looked back since calling this place home!

i moved to jannali or really oyster bay near jannali in 1951 when the area was mainly bush. we had no sewerage, a pan toilet, an ice box and meat store made of hessian. no buses, dirt roads. train stopped at como. all trains were steam trains no electric. no shops as such.wet to school at penshurst marist brothers.swam at como baths with a mud bottom and jelly fish that snuck in through the nets. lived in atent for ayear until dad completed part of the house.sutherland township was small and miles away. good times its a shame civilisation arrived!!! went back in 1990 no bush. just houses built on top of each other particularly around bates drive.

Safe, clean, leafy with medical centres, dentist, optometrists, pathology lab, post office, Woolworths and cafes all available within the suburb.

We moved to Jannali a year ago from the lower north shore and have really enjoyed living here. All the neighbours we've met so far are friendly and there is a strong sense of community in the neighbourhood. Jannali has a train station with express trains to the city in peak hour (35 mins to town hall) and the main roads are lined with cafes, restaurants and a Woolworths Metro. Our favourite restaurants are Rock Salt (Italian) and Moksha (Indian).

If you want to shop, Westfield Miranda, South Village and Bunnings are all within a 10 min drive. If you are after some nature, Royal National Park, Como pleasure grounds and Cronulla beaches are all within easy reach and no more than a 20 min drive away.

There are currently plans to further develop Jannali town centre to incorporate a commuter car park and more retail shops including a full sized Woolworths so things are certainly looking up for this little suburb. It is not hard to see why Jannali was ranked one of the most liveable suburbs in Sydney.

Lovely Suburb west of the Shire. Direct trains to the city, 20 minutes to the beach.
Very pleasant people, nice cafes, takeaways, new Woolworths.

My parents bought a house in Wattle Road, Jannali in 1966 when we came to live in Australia from England. Originally only supposed to stay for three years, as my father was on a contract for that time, but we ended up staying. Although I didnt personally live in Jannali with my parents for that long as I went back to the UK for five years and on return lived elsewhere - I made numerous visits to the suburb . Of course it has changed out of sight since those days and never in my wildest dreams did I think I would come and live here, but am now happily ensconced in one of the four townhouses on my fathers old block. It is quite strange really! But it is a great place to live for many reasons and especially with Covid now, we feel a lot safer than where we used to live in the inner city - too congested and no infuriating plane noise every day, which we endured for 12 years! I can see the appeal of Jannali, although in the early days it was much less sophisticated, for want of a better word. My father, who lived here for almost 50 years loved Jannali and used to say it is the centre of the universe! , which made us all laugh.

Our young family love this little Suburb and are blessed to call it home. Doubt we will be moving out of here any time soon as the vibe is great and the schools in the area are excellent. The area is still really undervalued and underrated considering the the express train to the city (which I use) and the abundance of parks, schools and ammenities. The first time I drove into First Avenue (West) and saw the kids with their parents littered across the street I thought yep this is where we will be for abit. Haven't looked back!