Unit 2, 23-25 Ross Street

Surrey Hills is situated about 11 km east of Melbourne’s CBD, so the unit at 2/23 Ross Street is roughly that distance from the city centre

Several tram stops are within walking distance – the Narrak Rd/Whitehorse Rd and Wharton St/Whitehorse Rd stops are each about 0.3 km away, while the Union Rd/Whitehorse Rd stop is around 0.5 km away. The nearby railway stations at Union (≈1 km) and Chatham (≈1 km) also provide train services, and the Maroondah Highway is just 0.5 km away for bus routes

Beckett Park in Balwyn is about 0.7 km away, and the Maranoa Botanic Gardens are also roughly 0.7 km from the property. Mont Albert Park is approximately 1 km distant, and the larger Surrey Gardens and South Surrey Park are easily reachable within the suburb

Surrey Hills was settled in the late 19th century and developed after the 1882 railway extension, featuring mature European plane and pin oak trees along its streets. The area retains a mix of period brick and weatherboard homes with Victorian, Federation and Edwardian influences, set on slightly smaller blocks than neighboring Canterbury

Cyclists can join the Gardiners Creek Trail to the south or the Yarra River Trail via the Outer Circle Trail for city‑bound rides. Additionally, a dedicated bike lane runs along Mont Albert Road, providing a convenient on‑road option

The property is close to the Maroondah Highway (about 0.5 km), a key arterial route. It also lies near the suburb’s main east–west thoroughfare, Canterbury Road, and is bounded by Whitehorse Road to the north, offering straightforward car access to surrounding areas