Heritage listed. Ryde Hospital on Denistone Road is a public hospital with between 100 and 199 beds and an emergency department. Eastwood Library on the Corner Hillview Road and West Parade. Corrective Services Academy, a training centre for prison officers, is on the site of what was previously Brush Farm Public School. Eastwood once featured a lake which gave the names Lakeside Road and The Lakeside Road Uniting Church. This lake was later converted to an oval which is used for soccer matches and by local schools. The oval still occasionally floods after heavy rainfall. Forest reserves Darvall Park and Brush Farm Park are examples of remnant forest areas in the Eastwood district. Volunteers and professional bush regenerators have worked to preserve the Blue Gum High Forest and rainforest in these areas. The largest tree heath known in existence occurs at Brush Farm park. Other notable plants include native crabapple, jackwood and red olive berry. Despite being within a large city, Brush Farm has remarkable fauna, including the powerful owl, emerald dove, eastern whipbird, satin bowerbird and the green tree snake. Housing At the 2016 census, more than half (56.9%) of occupied private dwellings in Eastwood were separate houses, 23.6% were flats, units or apartments, and 18.4% were semi-detached or townhouses. Three-quarters (75.1%) were family households, 18.5% were single person households and 6.3% were group households. The average household size was 2.9 people. Housing consists of many Californian Bungalow and Federation homes, especially in streets located closer to the station. More post World War II homes can be seen further from the station, especially to the north of Terry Road. While most of Eastwood is residential, with one or two-storey detached houses and villas, the area surrounding the town centre boasts buildings up to seven storeys high. In 2006 the City of Ryde developed a Control Plan for the Eastwood Town Centre, which includes the provision of buildings of up to ten storeys high in the shopping and railway areas. Former industrial parts of the suburb are also undergoing redevelopment. The former brickworks site was converted into a housing estate. Churches Christ Evangelical Centre of Australia (CECA) Eastwood Baptist Church Exclusive Brethren Church Lakeside Road Uniting Church (former Methodist Church) Macquarie Chapel – Pastor Richard Quadrio started the church in 2001. It is combined with Macquarie Presbyterian Church. St Andrew's Uniting Church – (former Presbyterian Church): Demolished and now merged