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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Neutral Bay, Cammeray and Cremorne Point.

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 Cremorne.

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Cremorne, situated on Sydney's Lower North Shore, is bound by suburbs like Cammeray, Northbridge, Mosman, Cremorne Point, and Neutral Bay. The suburb is operated by the local government area of North Sydney Council and is situated 6 kilometres from the Sydney CBD towards north-east.

Cremorne Junction is the name of a locality within the area and towards the south of Cremorne lies Cremorne Point, a small residential suburb. Also, the suburb is located between Neutral Bay and Mosman.

The several heritage-listed sites within Cremorne include Dalkeith Property, Egglemont, Belvedere, Cremorne Girls High School, and others. As of 2016, the suburb has recorded a population of 11,227.

Cremorne is mostly a residential area having numerous architectural styles, federation styles being more common. There is also the California Bungalow style, an example of which is Belvedere situated in Cranbrook Avenue.

History of Cremorne

Before the First Fleet set its foot on Cremorne, the area was home to the Cammer-ray-gal, a group belonging to the Ku-ring-gai Aboriginal inhabitants. The suburb got its name from the Cremorne Gardens in London after European settlement.

Facilities

Transportation in Cremorne is either by road or by water. For the former, there is the Military Road that is a connector between Cremorne and Neutral Bay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Mosman.

Various State Transit routes are available that connect Military Road to Sydney CBD.

For the waterways, there is the Sydney Ferries Mosman route, running between the suburb's two harbours, Old Cremorne and Cremorne Point, and Circular Quay.

In Military Road lies the senior campus of SCECGS Redlands, a co-ed private school. The middle and junior campus is located in Murdoch Street.

Famous Destinations Around Cremorne

Churches

St Peter's Anglican Church in Waters Road has existed independently since 1908.

Cremorne Reserve

Maintained by the local council, the area is decked beautifully with greenery and spectacular views to Mosman Bay on one side, and the city and bridge on the other.

Cremorne Foreshore Walk

It is a lovely walk providing iconic views of Sydney, including the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.