Browse property in Macquarie Street

Macquarie Street runs through the heritage‑listed Barton Housing Precinct, bounded by Macquarie, Darling and Telopea Park, where the original 1926‑27 public‑servant homes, designed by early local architects such as Mitchell, Sproule and Oliphant, sit beside later‑era flats that now dominate the suburb’s housing mix. The streetscape is enriched by modest 1920s houses, garden‑pavilion‑style hotels and the modernist Edmund Barton Building on nearby Kings Avenue, giving the area a historic yet institutional character.

Macquarie Street benefits from close access to major arterial routes including Kings Avenue, State Circle and Morshead Drive, linking the area with the Parliamentary Triangle and Lake Burley Griffin. Within walking distance are several amenities such as the Brassey Hotel, Hotel Kurrajong (now the Australian International Hotel School), the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, St Mark’s National Theological Centre, and nearby green spaces like Bowen Park and Telopea Park.