Chris Raptis

Trott Park is a hidden suburb where people don't usually find it on realestate.com.au or domain.com.au. But as previous comments is a hidden gem. It has great recreational areas and a lovely parade of local shops on Heysen Drive. The only downside is the development of the express way at the moment which is creating a lot of dust and noise and will unfortunately have an impact on properties in the area.

Great spot for families, who are looking for an affordable entry level suburb. Great schools, and recreational parks. Busses take you to the Marion shopping Centre and to the Train Station at Hallett Cove. Hallett Cove Shopping Centre is only a 2 minute drive away as is the sport centre at Trott Park.

Hove is a quiet friendly suburb by the beach. With the new electric railway being installed it will enable the suburb to be a high ranking place to live as direct access to the city will be quick and easy. Plus the added bonus of being by the beach. If your energetic enough you can walk to the Marion shopping centre!

Do you like the surf? The laid back way of life but close to the action at Glenelg? Then this is the suburb you need to seriously consider if your looking at that way of life. Brighton secondary school is rated one of the best secondary schools in the state and has an award winning performing arts section. You have the surf life saving clubs, a great social and community centres, within walking distance at Somerton Park and Brighton.