Kingsgrove

Quiet southwest suburbia with local parks and river not far off. Down-to-earth and good for an easy walk.

Quiet and leafy with local parks and an easy suburban pace. Down-to-earth and good for a no-fuss daily walk.

Beamish Street's Korean barbecue and Asian grocers, with the Cooks River path a short stroll away. Diverse, well-fed and built for a riverside lap after dinner.

Quiet southern suburbia with a busy eats strip and local parks close by. Practical, well-fed and good for an easy walk.

A bayside pocket with Botany Bay sand and foreshore paths. Breezy, low-key and made for a waterside walk.

Southwest-diverse and family-paced, with local parks and an easy pace. Down-to-earth and good for a walk.

A waterfront park on the Georges River, with a harbour-bay beach and shady green. Leafy, breezy and made for a waterside walk.

Southwest suburban-steady with local parks and open green. Down-to-earth, family-paced and good for a walk.

Southwest Sydney's multicultural heartland — Vietnamese, Lebanese and everything in between, with Paul Keating Park for the walk-off. Loud, diverse, big-hearted and well-fed.

Eastside-practical between Maroubra and Eastgardens, with Heffron Park's big green close by. Down-to-earth, handy and good for a no-fuss walk.