jamesl22

It's east of Malvern and hence, it's better than Malvern. It's got heaps of parks for kids and pets and green patches. It's got a good collection of cafes and eateries and the food scene is always going through gentrification. More importantly, it's close to Carnegie where you can get 'global' food but it does not have the clutter and congestion of Carnegie. Whether you are on a super wide tree lined avenue or a narrower cement road, yes they still have cement roads there, people look after their homes. They like their green and trees and shrubs and at the end of the day, it's a great little suburb with friendly people. Some parts are more arrogant than others but hey, c'est la vie. You can live in Cranbourne and still have a snobbish neighbour.