ashleekelly93

ashleekelly93

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Heathcote

"Tight nit town."

I grew up in Heathcote, until I moved to NSW when I was 8, and visit there regularly. Heathcote is absolutely beautiful, with lovely people helping eachother out you rarely hear of a big crime in the area. Plenty of wildlife, bush and countryside. Great for people interested in bushland and bush walking, gold panning, natural beauty and space.

Perfect for retirees and young families.

Great for

  • Natural beauty.
  • Neighbour spirit.
  • Peaceful.

Not great for

  • A little out of the way.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Country Lovers
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rr7

Where would be the best regional area from the perspective of finding job for new immigrants in far south coast?

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Vincentia

"Blend of beauty and snobbiness."

Vincentia definitely has a tight-nit community feel which is fine in all other areas besides when it comes to tourists and new renters/buyers. Like anywhere, the Shoalhaven in general is not willing to share their beautiful landscapes with any newcomers. Plenty of rich, older people live here and successful professionals with teenage kids. The teenagers in Vincentia however are much less than perfect with Vincentia High School alone being one of the roughest in the Shoalhaven.

If you can even afford to touch a house in Vincentia, then live there. But the price to buy is out of this world.

Great for

  • Beautiful scenery.
  • Surf Culture.
  • Nice places to eat out.

Not great for

  • Snobbish locals.
  • Rough high school.
  • Too expensive.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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jimg10

readers can disregard Ashlees comments of the shoalhaven locals being unwilling to share. She seems to have abit of a chip on her shoulder and to be very bias, judging by other reviews Ive noticed shes written. Particularly the one on North Nowra , very bias, had me in stitches

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Nowra

"North Nowra, safe as houses; East Nowra, prepare for the worst."

I've lived in Nowra since I was 7.

I've heard many people say "wrong side of the bridge" when referring to the good side of Nowra (Cambewarra, North Nowra and some outside parts of Bomaderry) and the bad side (parts of West Nowra, East Nowra and Worigee). If I was to give anyone a word of advice, it's not to live in Worrigee. I mean why wouldn't you? Affordable, lovely houses, leafy, whatever. Right next to Worrigee is the infamous East Nowra and there has been a multitude of Worrigee break ins, rape assaults etc. from East Nowra folk 'jumping the fence', and not robbing from their own nest.

However, Nowra is not all bad. There's absolutely lovely beaches surrounding Nowra, ie. Jervis Bay; and the Shoalhaven river goes alright too. Yes, there's your Saturday night glass fights at Posties, and your lack of employment opportunities all together - but for a new family looking for an okay area then move to North Nowra. It's affordable, with many reitrees and young families adorning the quiet streets. There are a few ghetto streets up near Judith Drive, but opposite Illaroo rd. living is fine.

North Nowra has the best primary school in all of Nowra, Illaroo rd. primary school which outdoes it's private counterparts in a lot of areas. North Nowra has it's own mini mall, with take out, a grocer, a chemist, post office, gym, waxing place and hair dressers. North Nowra also has it's own (pretty cheap!) petrol station, and most importantly, it's own Pub which goes off on a Thursday night. So Northy is the way to go.

Great for

  • Primary schools are decent.
  • Areas surrounding Nowra are beautiful.
  • The Shoalhaven river is pretty cool.

Not great for

  • Lockout is 1am from all pubs.
  • Crime.
  • Low employment rate.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Beach Lovers
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Qualityoflife

what is causing all the issue and has it improved since you last wrote this blog

MsL2

Mix unemployment, drugs, boredom and young people together..and it sounds like bad news.

GalenM

Where is a good place to live near Nowra (30 minutes drive or so) if money really was not an issue.

lynb11

do you know anything about a housing nsw development going into east nowra land is all clearedi believe

juliej4

Im not sure I understand your comment.
Your saying "to give anyone a word of advice, it's not to live in Worrigee. I mean why wouldn't you? Affordable, lovely houses, leafy, whatever. Right next to Worrigee is the infamous East Nowra and there has been a multitude of Worrigee break ins, "

On one hand your saying 'Not to live in Worigee, break in's etc...the other hand your saying Why wouldn't you, with affordable housing "...Im confused.
Please clarify....Thanks

jimg10

Your reviews are not helpful to people looking in the area, North Nowra is on par with the rest of the greater Nowra Area, Not Above, like you state.I lived in the Nowra CBD for 22 years and see no distinguishable difference (all are nice with a few seedy streets to avoid)

Your comments on Vincentia are not constructive nor representative of the shoalhaven area or its people.

swarnimashrestha
swarnimashrestha

We are moving in Leaney Avenue any idea about that part ?
Thank you

ayezasiangco
ayezasiangco

I think Leaney is fine. Areas to avoid are near East Nowra and Worrigee.

waynemckee
waynemckee

Stay out of Nowra, south would be the place to go.

deepakm1
deepakm1

How about Moresby Street, Nowra ? Is it an area to avoid? I am looking for n IP there

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