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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Brisbane, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Chelmer, Sherwood and Fig Tree Pocket.

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 Graceville.

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Graceville is a famous suburb in Brisbane, Australia. The suburb is situated around 7.8 kilometres south-west to the Brisbane CBD. Graceville is known to be surrounded by the famous Brisbane River towards its West and North-East. To the East lies Oxley Creek, to the South lies Sherwood, and Chelmer is located to its North.

Graceville is located centrally on its individual railway station –situated along the Ipswich line. The entire suburb is mostly residential featuring houses that are known to depict the Queenslander style. Some of the major roads in Graceville include Honor Avenue, Graceville Avenue, and Oxley Road. The suburb is also known to feature several parks including Graceville Memorial Park, Simpson’s Playground, and Faulkner Park.

History of Graceville

The suburb is known to derive its name from the given railway station. The railway station received its name on 4th February 1875 after Grace Grimes by the Queensland Railways Department.

Facilities

Graceville is known to house several sporting clubs.

Another most famous landmark in Graceville is the Graceville Uniting Church. It is situated on the intersection of the Verney Road East & Oxley Road. The church completed its construction in the year 1930. Built and designed by a local contractor named Walter Taylor, he is acclaimed for constructing several local landmarks – even the Walter Taylor Bridge.

Famous Destinations Around Graceville

Parks

There are several parks around Graceville to visit and relax. Some of these are the South Bank Parklands and Roma Street Parkland.

Queens Street Mall

It is one of the premier shopping destinations of Brisbane in Graceville.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

It is the largest koala sanctuary in the world.