allyb5

We just bought a house here recently (we honestly didn’t know it existed before that). The suburb is in between Arncliffe and Bexley with the valley on one side. It is close to Brighton le sands and other bay beaches. There is lots of potential in the suburb. Its close to the city and multiple train stations. The infrastructure is good. The valley is beautiful and lush. And if you can get something with a valley view you will be very lucky or even better many of the houses get a full city skyline view! No one knows where I live which is always interesting. But it is very affordable and the neighbourhood is nice with alot of old houses which are lovely and uniform. With the city about 20mins away on public transport its hard to believe this gem will be hidden for much longer! A solid investment in my opinion!

I moved to Arncliffe over a year ago. It is a quiet suburb with a mix a dwelling types and many parks. It has most of the traits for a middle class suburb (think Artarmon or Willoughby on the north shore ) in terms of parks, shops, schooling options and public transportation (only 15mins by train to the city). It is up and coming hence far more affordable. The suburbs shops are continuing to improve. There is a large Lebanese muslim population which could seem daunting to some but they are like 3rd gen Australians who bring with them great food, well maintained houses and a well funded football club. I find them delightful to deal with and if anything a real asset to the suburb. Definitely a suburb to watch and from what I understand one of the most affordable within 10kms of the Sydney CBD.