Waterfall

Riverside and bush-edged on the Georges River, with foreshore calm and quiet streets. Leafy, low-key and made for a waterside walk.

Bush-wrapped Shire suburbia, leafy and quiet with reserves close by. Roomy, green and good for a walk.

Right on the Royal National Park, where suburbia meets serious bush. Quiet, green and made for a proper bushwalk.

Shire living on the edge of the Royal National Park — new apartments, easy trains and serious bushland minutes away. Suburban comfort, wild backyard.

Shire-practical and Port Hacking-close, with Cronulla a short hop away. Family streets, easy parks and a relaxed, get-outdoors pace.

A hidden river valley of bushland and quiet waterfront streets. Leafy, hushed and made for a riverside walk.

Right on the Royal National Park's edge, where suburban streets give way to serious bushland. Trains to the door, trails out the back — room to roam built in.

A leafy Shire village with cafes, quiet streets and the Royal National Park close by. Walkable, friendly and easy with a dog.

Where Botany Bay meets the open sea at Kamay's headland, with beaches and bush trails. Breezy, historic and made for a coastal walk.

The only Sydney beach you can train to — surf, esplanade and dune walks at the end of the line. Don Lucas Reserve handles off-leash duty. Salty, sunny, shore-relaxed.