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Sylvania
6th November 2023

"Great location with ammenities close by"

Sylvania can be defined into a couple of different areas. West of Princes Hwy, East until Corea St and then the remaining down to Port Hacking Rd.

The first you’ll find long and winding streets covered with trees and wildlife, with many houses having water views to oyster bay if they’re set at the right angle (think Edward St, Young St and Rocklea Cs). I would argue this is the place to be for various reasons but mostly because it’s tucked away and has direct northbound access to the Hwy. It’s also the only side of Sylvania with water access at the Esplanade and kangaroo point reserves. Which make for good walks and nice picnics.

Sylvania heights in the middle will have a couple of schools and houses with views to Cronulla and the ocean if they’re set toward the east edge of the elevation. Streets are wide but not as many trees and can get a little warmer because of this. Although they get a good breeze. Sylvania heights public school is a great primary school.

The lower part of Sylvania is close to Southgate shopping centre and Sylvania High school. This area is probably less desirable but has good access to those ammenities and a few football and netball fields.

In terms of location, in my opinion it’s one of the best areas in South East Sydney due to its easy access to Cronulla, Hurstville and Sutherland all within 15 mins. The airport in 20-25 and Miranda/ Southgate shopping centre in 5. Which I might add are fantastic shopping centres that will satisfy all your shopping needs. There is also a small collection of shops at Sylvania heights.

It’s also the gateway to Wollongong for most of Sydney so traffic can sometimes be a little heavy because of this in some spots. Although this also means a trip down there only takes 45 minutes. Overall very well positioned. Great for families but not for young singles. The area is comprised of older families and retirees.

I will end saying that public transport leaves a lot to be desired. There are bus service to Miranda and hurstville train stations but that is it and your house may not be close to a stop which would add in a fair bit of walking.

Hope this helped.

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