of the area. Heritage listings Croydon has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: Great Southern and Western railway: Croydon railway station Boundary Street: Shubra Hall Paisley Road: Croydon Sewer Vent Infrastructure Commercial area Croydon's principal commercial area is located around the railway station. The Strand, south of the railway line, is the primary commercial strip. It features a number of commercial properties, most of which contain residential units above them. A TAB, two real estate agencies, two grocery stores and various restaurants, cafés and bakeries are among the shops on The Strand. The older Edwin Street precinct, north of the line, consists mainly of specialist businesses such as an accounting firm, engineering firm, and printing shop. Some retailers on the southern side of Parramatta Road also fall just inside Croydon's boundaries. Health From 1893 to 1994, the Western Suburbs Hospital was situated on the corner of Liverpool Road and Brighton Street. After remaining unoccupied for nearly 10 years, it was replaced in the early 2000s with a community health centre and two aged care facilities: Holy Spirit Croydon and The Brighton. Both of these facilities are operated by Catholic Health Australia, and each facility houses over 100 residents. The only other health facilities in Croydon are both situated on The Strand: a chiropractic clinic and Croydon Medical Centre, the latter situated next to the local pharmacy. Transport Croydon railway station is served by the Inner West & Leppington Line of the Sydney Trains network. Like most stations on the Inner West section of the line, it is served by all-stations services every fifteen minutes in both directions: east to the city and west to Homebush or Parramatta. Seven bus services pass through Croydon: The 461 travels down Parramatta Road between Burwood and the city The 418 travels down Liverpool Road between Burwood and Kingsford The 480 and 483 also travel down Liverpool Road between Strathfield and the city The 490 and 492 travel from Drummoyne to Burwood via Queen Street, Croydon. They then travel through the southern part of Croydon with the 492 continuing on to Rockdale and the 490 continuing to Hurstville The 491 travels down Frederick Street and Elizabeth Street between Five Dock and Ashfield and then on to Hurstville Croydon is sandwiched between two major roads: Parramatta Road and Liverpool Road. Within Croydon itself, there is only one road bridge (Meta St bridge) over the railway line