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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Melbourne, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Canterbury, Deepdene and Balwyn North.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Balwyn.

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Balwyn is a prosperous Melbourne suburb that is located around 10km on the eastern side of Melbourne's Central Business district. As per the census of 2006, Balwyn has a population of 13,312 and occupies an area of 5.6 km. Many suburbs bound Balwyn. On the southwestern side is Deepdene. Other suburbs around Balwyn include Kew East, Mont Albert North, Balwyn North, and Canterbury.

History of Balwyn

The history of Balwyn dates back to 1841 when it was a part of Elgar's Special survey of eight square miles. It was subdivided into grazing runs and small farms. Much later, in the 1850s, Andrew Murray, who was the political writer and commercial editor for The Argus Newspaper, purchased the land overlooking Canterbury Gardens. Later, he named this property Balwyn, which means 'the home of the vine'. In the next few decades, there was plenty of development.

Facilities Around Balwyn

Balwyn is an affluent suburb, with some of the best private schools in the region. The suburb is well-connected to other suburbs through tram lines and their efficient bus services.

Things to do in Balwyn

Balwyn has plenty to offer for the residents and visitors. It ranked amongst Melbourne's five most exclusive suburbs. Visitors often spend time in Reid Estate, which is known for its significant interwar mansions. It is situated between Whitehorse Road and Mont Albert Road.

The Maranoa Gardens is also another attraction in Balwyn. This is the first Botanical Garden of Australia that is dedicated to flora. There are several restaurants and eateries in the suburb which serve great food and drinks. Spend a lovely evening with your friends and family, enjoying great food and a peaceful atmosphere.