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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Perth, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Mount Claremont, Karrakatta and Nedlands.

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 Claremont.

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Claremont is a western suburb situated in Perth, the capital city of Western Australia within the local government area of the Town of Claremont. The neighbouring suburbs of Claremont are Mount Claremont, Karrakatta, Nedlands, Swanbourne, Cottesloe, Dalkeith, and Peppermint Grove.

The suburb lies on the northern bank of the Swan River. Further, it is bordered by Stirling Highway, Stirling Road, and Congdon Street to the west; Bay Road and Loch Street on the east; Airlie Street towards the south; and Alfred Road to its north.

There are several grand homes centred in the Richardson Avenue and Agett Road areas. Claremont had a population of 8,148 inhabitants in the 2016 Census, of which the Australian-born percentage was 61.1%.

History of Claremont

Before the European settlement, the area now known as Claremont was used by the Noongar people as a source of water, for catching waterfowl and fishing.

The railway line connecting Perth to Fremantle was built in 1881, along with a station located at Butler’s Swamp. The name of this nation was later renamed as Claremont in 1883.

Facilities in Claremont

Claremont is home to the Claremont Oval, an Australian rules football stadium, and the Claremont Showgrounds. The private schools situated in the suburb include Christ Church Grammar School, Methodist Ladies’ College, Scotch College, John XXIII College, and Presbyterian Ladies’ College. Some of the popular nightspots in Claremont are On the Terrace, Claremont Hotel, and Club Bay View.

Famous Destinations Around Claremont

The Goods Shed

It is a historic site having architectural buildings and a splendid art gallery. Moreover, the art exhibition inside is quite soothing and well-maintained.

Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park

It is a wildlife area with numerous lawns, trees, and a vast ornamental lake. Further, visitors can enjoy themselves with kangaroos and watch their exciting activities.

Lake Claremont

Lake Claremont has significant conservation value having various wildlife species both above and below the water.