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Mosman Park

"Look past near the units near the train line"

As you past the units and start moving down toward the river you get to the great part of Mosman Park. It really is a park, with a few houses dotted around. Scenic views everywhere, and some wonderful big older mansions. Yes, you need lots of moola, but the location is good if you can afford it.

Great for

  • Beautiful views of the river
  • Clean and Green

Not great for

  • Some dodgy areas
  • Very expensive

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Retirees
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Melville

"Not a big fan of Melville"

Not clean or green, and traffic is a night mare and that is just one of the prices you pay to live in Melville. Another downside of Melville is the price of a property there, and if you want something modern then you will have to look else where. There is not much good about it, unless you want a trendy location, as apparently trendy people love traffic plagued areas.

Great for

  • Good for trendy, traffic loving people

Not great for

  • Traffic
  • Noise
  • Pollution

Who lives here?

  • Trendy & Stylish
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holmanst
holmanst

Sounds like you don't even live in Melville. I disagree with most of what you say. It is such a clean quiet suburb. Too expensive you say. Well that's because it's a lovely place to live , central to everything and lovely tree lined streets. Very safe also. Its worth the extra money.

NickWhish
NickWhish

Sounds like you haven't been to Melville. The only way you could say it's polluted is if you moved here from the Alaskan wilderness. What a ridiculous comment.

DaveBlackmore
DaveBlackmore

Gotta agree. The streets are getting old. The prices are through the roof for what you get. The drive along canning highway is a nightmare.

I wouldn't move back to this suburb if you paid me.

Better than most but generally speaking the only people. Who can afford this area are the kids of the well off who have their parents help a little. Blocks are big but subdivision is ruining the area and it's fast turning into a high rental area.

Fremantle has been going downhill for a while now and the mayor is trying to stop the joining with Melville. Maybe once they are out of the picture fremantle can develop and become a proper city instead of the nightmare it is today. Then it would be worth living in Melville.

But WA in general develops so slowly that once you buy that's it. Don't expect anything to happen for 30 years.

theboss1
theboss1

Theres a lot of validity to what was said. I have lived in Melville since 1991 and watched it go from the ideal white picket fence suburb to a continual construction site. This is due to the age of the suburb and the cost of houses there, the people that can afford to buy there will not live in one of the old houses they buy on the gigantic block, but demolish it immediately and build which makes sense but is extremely annoying and an inconvenience to all around. On top of that, everyone has a yapping dog and the traffic situation is very true. A trip down Canning hwy after 2:30pm on any given week day will confirm, if you need further proof, go to Garden city or even any of the shopping centres on a saturday. However, we have not been broken into once in well over 20 years.

holmanst
holmanst

Want something modern . Have you seen the changes ? Lots of modern new houses built where old ones were. Lots of new building going on. In my street there are 3 houses being built right now. Yes expensive houses. But the area is getting better and better. Nice quiet safe place to live. As a woman on my won couldn't choose a better suburb to live.

snjezana-susan-sinclairs

Everyone has a right to comment. However, once you have lived in Melville or the closer surrounding suburbs you can't live anywhere else. We have trees and lovely old homes amongst new builds. What do people expect...building go up everywhere. Some dumb replies too

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Padbury

"Older, smaller, houses."

I have a friend who really likes living in Padbury, but for me, and mainly my wife who thinks all the houses in Padbury are old and small, and over pirced for what you get. You are definately more than 20 minutes away from the city, unless by train but you still have to get to the train station and find a parking spot (okay if you start work early).

Great for

  • Parks and playgrounds

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
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Joondanna

"Noisy, busy, not so nice."

Location to city and public transport are great, but the noise and traffic are amongst the worst in greater Perth.

Great for

  • Excellent Location

Not great for

  • Noisy

Who lives here?

  • Singles
  • Families with kids
  • Students
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CityHopper1

Noisy? Which street did you live on? Main Street? or backing onto Wanneroo Rd? Most parts of Joondanna are quiet.

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I used to go for works all over Joondanna, and would not have missed much street, and what I found is I was always thinking to myself that I would not want to live there as very noisy and I'm not talking about Main Street of Wanneroo Road, but the little back street which echoed the roar from the fore mentioned back streets. On top of that, there were only the odd house I liked there and priced well out of the reach of 95% of the general population. Location is good if working in the city, as just a short stroll to the train station meaning no parking problems, but you need to like where you are living and I did not like to live there for those prices.

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Shoalwater

"Under rated"

While I still prefer Waikiki over Shoalwater, I would have to say that the rating Shoalwater has at the time I'm writing this review seems to be a bit low. For my research, and local knowledge, the schools and child care in the area is lacking for results and quality. However, you do have all the beaches and nature a person living in the suburbs could ever want. Further on the downside, the diverse nature of the housing is off putting to my family. I prefer an area where everyone is in a simular size and style of property.

Great for

  • Good beaches
  • Very quiet, nature all around

Not great for

  • Occasional hoon
  • Older high density units

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Retirees
  • Hipsters
  • Students
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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Safety Bay

"Under reviewed and somewhat unnoticed by most"

On the doorstep is some of the best beaches and water sports for all to enjoy. Some of the properties are highly priced, but some good bargains in there. Better for singles or retirees, as schools and childcare are not the best. My family picked Waikiki over Safety Bay based on school results and more good child care options.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Retirees
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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Warnbro

"Lovely, and cheap established housing"

If you don't have to consider a good primary school for your child/ren, then Warnbro would be great. If you go beach side of Read then you will be even better off. In my opinion, the crime rate seems to be a little higher either side of Waikiki, but most of Warnbro is actually not too bad. My father picked Waikiki (Harrington Waters Estate), as is a great neighbourhood and Waikiki Primary School is the best in the area. I would expect the results of the students to get better and better each year, particularly in 3 years when my daughter starts going.

Great for

  • Aqua Jetty
  • Beautiful Warnbro Sound Beach
  • Boating
  • Fishing
  • Cheap

Not great for

  • Crime rates

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Retirees
  • Trendy & Stylish
  • Beach Lovers
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Kirkbride Mdr

"On the lake"

Runs along the lake, and finishes at the primary school which is really very good.

Great for

  • Lake view
  • Near primary school
  • Close to Warnbro Train Station

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Trendy & Stylish
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Harrington Waters Drive

"Not as good as Lakeside Vista, but comes close"

The only down side of Harrington Waters Drive is that it attracts the most traffic out of all streets in Harrington Waters Estate, that is why I think Lakeside Vista beats it.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Trendy & Stylish
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Lakeside Vista

"Lakeside Vista - Harrington Waters Estate"

The perfect place to start, or move, your family. Lakeside is, well, Lake side, and also very close to the renown Waikiki Primary School. Walking distance to Warnbro train station, and the most central address in the Harrington Waters Estate (the whole estate surrounds you).

Great for

  • Central to Harrington Waters Estate
  • Close to Lake
  • Walking distance to Warnbro Train station

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Trendy & Stylish
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Waikiki

"Harrington Waters Estate"

Waikiki Primary School right on your door step, which is quickly getting a good name for high quality education and other activities. Great parks and play areas for young children, and a scenic lake. While still having other benefits like being walking distance to Warnbro Train Station and main roads. Of course, great beaches and fishing are just 5 minutes away.

Great for

  • Our whole family loves Waikiki (Harrington Waters)
  • Good value for money
  • Very friendly
  • Close to award winning beach
  • Quiet
  • Harrington waters estate, beautiful, central and friendly

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Trendy & Stylish
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