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Seabrook is a tiny commuter suburb located
in between Altona Meadows, Laverton, Point Cook and Williams Landing. It is governed by Hobsons Bay Council which means considerably cheaper rates than Point Cook (Wyndham City Council).

However, being so close to Point Cook means you have easy access to its facilities (three shopping centers).

Seabrook has easy access to the freeway and a well regarded primary school and kindergarten which makes Seabrook ideal for a young family.

The neighbours keep to themselves and tend to pride in maintaining their garden.

Seabrook is a tiny commuter suburb located
in between Altona Meadows, Laverton, Point Cook and Williams Landing. It is governed by Hobsons Bay Council which means considerably cheaper rates than Point Cook (Wyndham City Council).

However, being so close to Point Cook means you have easy access to its facilities (three shopping centers).

Seabrook has easy access to the freeway and a well regarded primary school and kindergarten which makes Seabrook ideal for a young family.

The neighbours keep to themselves and tend to pride in maintaining their garden.

Seabrook is a tiny commuter suburb located
in between Altona Meadows, Laverton, Point Cook and Williams Landing. It is governed by Hobsons Bay Council which means considerably cheaper rates than Point Cook (Wyndham City Council).

However, being so close to Point Cook means you have easy access to its facilities (three shopping centers).

Seabrook has easy access to the freeway and a well regarded primary school and kindergarten which makes Seabrook ideal for a young family.

The neighbours keep to themselves and tend to pride in maintaining their garden.

Within walking distance to everything including UTS, the University of Sydney and Sydney TAFE.

Within walking distance to everything including UTS, the University of Sydney and Sydney TAFE.

Haymarket has it all - which makes it the ideal location.

This suburb is relatively small compared to Newtown thus it lacks amenities. It is littered with graffiti and buildings that could do with a makeover.

A very diverse suburb burdened with a stigma which it has been unable to shake. If you don't need to live near the CBD it's ideal.

I've lived in Altona (three blocks from the beach) for just over two years now.

Altona is very quiet leafy suburb that is slowly being gentrifed which means it's slowly becoming to expensive for the average Australian. It's really ideal for a homebodies because it lacks a cafe culture despite having a beach. The restaurants are all subpar or just overpriced. Shops are nothing special there's a weekly street market.

It's reasonably safe. I only had my car keyed once and only seen graffiti along the train line. The neighbours tend to mind their own business and stick to themselves. The Internet connection tends to dropout (I've had both Optus and Telstra). From time to time you can smell the seaweed from the beach. The beach has free parking all year round which is a definite plus.