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Fair enough comment there Nemo and it just serves as an apt reminder for people to do some good personal research. It would be interesting to hear your dad's perspective on the area being in business in the heart of this suburb. I find a degree of irony in the Jetty Road reference, mainly...

Yep.....way to go Dred. Be prepared for the retro time warp shock......but you can hire a Leyland P76 or the latest HQ Kingswood from Avis at the airport. Oh, and bring your flannelette shirt and ugg boots in case you need to tart yourself up a bit. Ian.

Some people don't want to, or need to live near Adelaide CBD or metro area; they actually prefer living south. From what I've seen recently CB is rejuvenating itself significantly and a more affluent demographic is present. The older places are being bulldozed and new upmarket dwellings are...

You're right there Adelaidean, there are no maisonettes (attached dwellings) in Seaford, but there is plenty of Housing Trust (Public Housing) properties throughout. They're all stand alone houses on average size blocks and a bit harder to pick than Christies. Agree 100%.....Christies...

Sorry Adelaidean....not so. Seaford has a considerable amount of public housing but it's harder to pick. The stuff in CB is old besser block, or vanilla cream brick and pretty obvious. The stuff in seafood was "blended" into the surrounds in the late 70's early 80's by using many differing...

G'day Dredfern, I prefer CB over Seaford beach mainly due to sub divisible blocks & existing demographic change. There's also the cleaner beaches at CB & Noarlunga, as well as shops, restaurants, coffee etc which Seaford Beach simply hasn't got. The esplanade at seafood is a constant...

Norwoodman, Weg & all, There are two "Seafords" needing definition. Beach side Seaford has been around a damn sight longer than 10 yrs or so. We used to catch the train from Adelaide Station to go surfing there when I was in high school (1980). The Noarlunga centre was still being built...