Parking Near Sunnyside Hospital, Middleton
Where Can I Park for Sunnyside Hospital?
Sunnyside Hospital, at 11 Yew Tree Lane in Hillmorton, closed in 1999, so the former site should not be treated as having an active patient car park or hospital parking concessions. Parksy lists a 24/7 outdoor space in Addington, 1.4 kilometres away, at $2 an hour. Use the current destination and address supplied by the organisation you are attending.
- Address
- 11 Yew Tree Lane
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Outdoor Lot Parking in Addington, Christchurch, 1.2 km (15 min walk)
Parking Near Middleton
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / yachao liu
Parking at Sunnyside Hospital in Hillmorton
Sunnyside Hospital, at 11 Yew Tree Lane, is described in Christchurch City Libraries as having closed in 1999, with demolition of its last building beginning in late April 2007 (my.christchurchcitylibraries.com).
The former hospital is in Hillmorton, near Middleton, rather than in Middleton itself. Drivers planning a visit should use the current destination and address supplied by the organisation they are attending, rather than relying on historic hospital references. The former site should not be treated as having an active patient car park, emergency entrance or hospital parking concessions.
Arriving at the Former Sunnyside Hospital Site
There is no current hospital visitor arrival arrangement to follow at the former Sunnyside Hospital site. The Christchurch City Libraries record says the hospital closed in 1999 and that demolition began on its last building in late April 2007 (my.christchurchcitylibraries.com).
For a medical appointment or service connected with the wider Hillmorton area, use the address printed on the appointment or referral. Do not direct an emergency journey to the former hospital address. A current emergency department, patient drop-off point and visitor entrance are not identified for this former site.
Street Parking Near 11 Yew Tree Lane
The address is in Hillmorton, near Middleton, and sits 1.1 kilometres from Middleton centre. Parking on surrounding residential streets should be treated as local residential parking rather than hospital parking, because the former hospital closed in 1999 (my.christchurchcitylibraries.com).
Drivers should avoid using residential kerbs as a substitute for a hospital car park, particularly where a vehicle could obstruct residents, accessways or emergency movements.
Parksy Parking Near Sunnyside Hospital
Parksy lists an outdoor lot in Addington 1.2 kilometres away at $3 an hour, plus outdoor parking in Riccarton 1.3 kilometres away at $3 an hour. A 24/7 outdoor space in Addington is 1.4 kilometres away and costs $2 an hour, making it the clearest listed option for a long visit or a shift that starts outside standard daytime hours.
Further options include outdoor parking at St John Op Shop in Addington, 1.6 kilometres away at $1 an hour, an Addington parking lot 1.9 kilometres away at $3 an hour, and rooftop parking in Addington 2.0 kilometres away at $4 an hour with 24/7 access. The priced spaces are all off-site options, so allow for the journey from the space to 11 Yew Tree Lane.
Public Transport for the Hillmorton Site
The supplied place information identifies 11 Yew Tree Lane and the Hillmorton locality, near Middleton, but does not identify a nearest station, station walking time or named bus route for this former hospital site. Christchurch City Libraries records that the hospital closed in 1999 (my.christchurchcitylibraries.com).
Using the old hospital name alone could send passengers to a historic site instead of the active service they need.
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Sunnyside Hospital?
Sunnyside Hospital, at 11 Yew Tree Lane in Hillmorton, closed in 1999, so the former site should not be treated as having an active patient car park or hospital parking concessions. Parksy lists a 24/7 outdoor space in Addington, 1.4 kilometres away, at $2 an hour. Use the current destination and address supplied by the organisation you are attending.
Is There an Active Car Park at Sunnyside Hospital?
The former hospital site at 11 Yew Tree Lane does not have an active patient car park, emergency entrance or hospital parking concessions. Christchurch City Libraries records that the hospital closed in 1999 and demolition of its last building began in late April 2007. Drivers should use the current destination and address supplied by the organisation they are attending.
Where Should I Arrive for an Appointment Connected With Sunnyside Hospital?
There is no current hospital visitor arrival arrangement to follow at the former site. For a medical appointment or service connected with the wider Hillmorton area, use the address printed on your appointment or referral. Do not direct an emergency journey to the former hospital address, as a current emergency department, patient drop-off point and visitor entrance are not identified there.
Can I Park on Residential Streets Near 11 Yew Tree Lane?
The address is in Hillmorton, near Middleton, and is 1.1 kilometres from Middleton centre. Surrounding streets should be treated as local residential parking rather than hospital parking. Avoid using residential kerbs as a substitute for a hospital car park, particularly where a vehicle could obstruct residents, accessways or emergency movements.
What Is the Cheapest Listed Parking Near Sunnyside Hospital?
Parksy lists outdoor parking at St John Op Shop in Addington, 1.6 kilometres away, at $1 an hour. The priced spaces are off-site, so allow for the journey to 11 Yew Tree Lane.
Is There Public Transport Information for the Former Hospital Site?
The supplied place information identifies 11 Yew Tree Lane and the Hillmorton locality, near Middleton, but does not identify a nearest station, station walking time or named bus route for the former hospital site. Using the old hospital name alone could send passengers to a historic site instead of the active service they need.
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