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

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 Surrey Hills.

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Melbourne’s Surrey Hills lies in between suburbs like Balwyn, Mont Albert, Canterbury, Box Hill South, Camberwell, and Burwood. Situated 11 kilometres east of the Melbourne CBD, the suburb lies within the local government areas of the Cities of Whitehorse and Boroondara.

Surrey Hills recorded a population of 13,605 in the 2016 census. The east side of the suburb is bordered by Elgar Road, whereas Highfield Road surrounds the west side. On the other hand, Surrey Hills’ south is lined by Riversdale Road, while in the northern portion lies Whitehorse Road.

A significant portion of the area is decked with mature European trees, including oak. Surrey Hills, today, comprises the ‘English Counties District’ as well as Riversdale Roads.

Surrey Hills is home to several significant parks and gardens, such as South Surrey Park and Surrey Gardens. The suburb is also very close to Wattle Park, which lies across Riversdale Road in Burwood.

History of Surrey Hills

The suburb has evolved since its settlement in the late 19th century, having slightly simpler and smaller housing and blocks compared to Canterbury, its neighbour locality. Henry Elgar acquired Surrey Hills from the Crown in 1841, when he made a Special Survey purchase.

Facilities around Surrey Hills

There are three local primary schools in Surrey Hills, namely Surrey Hills Primary, Our Lady’s of Perpetual Succour, and Chatham Primary School.

The area is serviced by Surrey Hills railway station and the route 109 and route 70 tramlines. In terms of sports, Canterbury Sports ground is situated north-west of Surrey Hills and houses three sporting clubs.

Famous Destinations Around Surrey Hills

South Surrey Park

It is a serene park to have a relaxing walk in the afternoon, while you catch sight of the native flora and fauna. You can take your kids to the beautiful playground, or have an adventurous time climbing up the boulders.

Surrey Gardens

It is a splendid space for walking or driving past the bed of flowers and large trees. It is also a great picnic spot having plenty of seats under shade.

Melbourne Central

This famous shopping centre is lined with top-notch restaurants, movie theatre, food outlets, etc., and has a fantastic ambience.