Best Place to live in Adelaide

[Dissident]

I don't live in the east myself but surely norwood or rose park, unley park etc would be 'the best places to live in Adelaide' as the thread title suggests. No offence to ttg etc but seriously ..

As the title and the actual first post suggests, it's not about the most expensive. Good luck getting from Rose Park to Port Adelaide in 35 minutes in the morning though.

Best can come down to more than just the prestige or the cost. Personally, I wouldn't live east. I like the area - and love driving through it, visiting the places, but it doesn't make me feel like living there.

[Booney]

I don't live in the east myself but surely norwood or rose park, unley park etc would be 'the best places to live in Adelaide' as the thread title suggests. No offence to ttg etc but seriously ..

As Diss said, very subjective and it's not where I would choose to live.

[Big Phil]

I don't live in the east myself but surely norwood or rose park, unley park etc would be 'the best places to live in Adelaide' as the thread title suggests. No offence to ttg etc but seriously ..

As Diss said, very subjective and it's not where I would choose to live.

I live in Norwood (renting) and absolutely love it...

[HH3]

Ive lived in Enfield, Taperoo, Davoren Park, Onkaparinga Hills, Andrews Farm, Munno Para West and Mount Compass and Id say Compass was the best (besides the drive to Regency Park for work every day).

Id say the place thats given me the biggest headache is my current residence at Munno (layout of block/shit neighbours). Davoren was not too bad, just didnt walk around at night.

Depends on your budget I guess.

If I had the money right now Id buy an older place at Peterhead/Birkinhead/Exeter and renovate, or buy a place at North Haven.

[Footy Chick]

I don't live in the east myself but surely norwood or rose park, unley park etc would be 'the best places to live in Adelaide' as the thread title suggests. No offence to ttg etc but seriously ..

As Diss said, very subjective and it's not where I would choose to live.

I live in Norwood (renting) and absolutely love it...

OMG, do you?

[Pseudo]

I don't live in the east myself but surely norwood or rose park, unley park etc would be 'the best places to live in Adelaide' as the thread title suggests. No offence to ttg etc but seriously ..

Not if you don't like living next door to poonces.

[dedja]

I resemble that ...

[CENTURION]

Tennyson.

[Q.]

Much cheaper to live in the council across the river ... we don't have to pay off Golden Grove

And so many quality pizza joints to choose from

[saintal]

Have always lived in the Hills, and I dare say I always will. Not for everybody though.

[mickey]

Ive lived in Enfield, Taperoo, Davoren Park, Onkaparinga Hills, Andrews Farm, Munno Para West and Mount Compass and Id say Compass was the best (besides the drive to Regency Park for work every day).

Id say the place thats given me the biggest headache is my current residence at Munno (layout of block/shit neighbours). Davoren was not too bad, just didnt walk around at night.

Depends on your budget I guess.

If I had the money right now Id buy an older place at Peterhead/Birkinhead/Exeter and renovate, or buy a place at North Haven.

Picked some classy suburbs here HH3

[Jim05]

Gawler and the surrounds is pretty good. Quite often in the Port for work and travel time of 30-35 via Northern Expressway. Still got that country type atmosphere and quite a good place for kids

[Dissident]

Much cheaper to live in the council across the river ... we don't have to pay off Golden Grove

Or get NBN

[nwdfanparade]

10 mins walk from my place at Morphett Vale, you will find

3 x pizza takeaways
3 x chicken/yiros/fish & chips/hamburger type takeaways
2 x indian takeaways
Barnacle Bill's
Chinese restaurant & takeaway
subway
Cafe Primo
Emu hotel
3 chemists
2 shopping centres including a supermarket in each
2 cheap variety type stores
and almost anything else you can think of!

Location, location, location

[The Sleeping Giant]

Alberton house prices remain pretty steady. Some nice big old places around and a few on the market at the moment.

Budget - $450-550k

Downside is you may get booney as a neighbour.

[Booney]

Alberton house prices remain pretty steady. Some nice big old places around and a few on the market at the moment.

Budget - $450-550k

Downside is you may get booney as a neighbour.

No downside there. I'll mow your nature strip.

[Dissident]

Alberton house prices remain pretty steady. Some nice big old places around and a few on the market at the moment.

Budget - $450-550k

Downside is you may get booney as a neighbour.

No downside there. I'll mow your nature strip.

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[Dogwatcher]

I have Booney's address, should anyone need it.

[Dogwatcher]

Gawler and the surrounds is pretty good. Quite often in the Port for work and travel time of 30-35 via Northern Expressway. Still got that country type atmosphere and quite a good place for kids

That's what I'd post. Expressway is bonzer.
We're near the racecourse, within distance of schools and a new shopping centre is going up.
Five minutes to the Expressway and then 30 minutes or less to the Port.

[Dogwatcher]

Gawler and the surrounds is pretty good. Quite often in the Port for work and travel time of 30-35 via Northern Expressway. Still got that country type atmosphere and quite a good place for kids

That's what I'd post. Expressway is bonzer.
We're near the racecourse, within distance of schools and a new shopping centre is going up.
Five minutes to the Expressway and then 30 minutes or less to the Port.