rusty1
Reviews
"A great place for first home buyers"
We bought in Lalor Park as a young couple 4 years ago as we honestly couldnt afford to buy anywhere else. BUT we just loved it there. Its so convenient to all of the major motorways, and you've got Westpoingt Shopping Centre, Castle Towers and Rouse Hill Town Centre all within easy reach. Lots of trees, lots of parks and sports fields. Great local restaurants (highly recommend Chinese Takeway from Panda Koala & burgers from Summit Takeaway). The area does have some bad points but far outweighed by the good! We sold up after 3 years making at $49,000 profit - not bad!! Great area to make a start in the market!
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
"Great place for families"
We moved here from Sydney and have not regretted it! Its a lifestyle change! Wadalba has all the conveniences you need - a great local Coles, great childcare, great schools and so close to the lake, beaches, shops and transport (about 5 mins to F3). The people are friendly. The area is safe for families. We happily recommend our new Neighborhood to anyone. We are in the beautiful Hilltop Estate, Wadalba - Lexington Ave & Karalee Sts. Only 2 streets in this estate - its like a mini community!
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
When was this review made?
I moved to Mardi 7 yrs ago pricrs have doubled in this sought after area . Straight off the expressway at westfield tuggerah. But there is nothing to do or no activities close. So im moving back to dydney
I find these comments had to believe they even state editors choice,Wyong is a junkie haven.there is even a unit complex known as the ice palace.
I have to say, that I moved to Wadalba, and found it to be lovely homes in some pretty streets, but I also found that the majority of the teens and some of their parents were people that I would call less than desirable, as far as schools go, the only one that would have my recommendation would have to be Lakes Grammar an Anglican School...We tried sending our children to Wadalba Community School, what a disaster that was. If you doubt this just check the daily telegraphs story on the school, also there isn't enough to entertain the older kids, so unless you are willing to drive a distance they are stuck at home, or wandering the streets getting up to no good.....I would never in a million years move back, though I do visit occassionally as we made some lovely friends!! I hope that it changes in the near future, but it doesn't seem likely, due to the socio-economic environment of the surrounding areas!