Browse property in Macleay Street

Macleay Street sits within Turner’s garden‑city framework, where wide nature strips, low pedestrian‑scale street lamps and powerlines set back behind the trees give the avenue a leafy, spacious feel. The original modest detached houses that once lined the corner‑facing lots have largely been replaced by medium‑density units and flats – reflecting the suburb’s current mix of 73 % apartments, townhouses and a handful of remaining stand‑alone homes. Street furniture such as concrete footpaths with imprinted house numbers and the occasional red fire hydrant echo Turner’s post‑war design heritage.

The street enjoys excellent connectivity: it is a short walk to the CBD and the Australian National University, while the nearby Elouera and Ipima Metro stations (≈0.7 km) link residents to the wider city. On‑street amenities include a Seventh‑day Adventist Church, and the neighbourhood is flanked by Haig Park and Turner School (both ≈0.5 km) as well as the local O’Connor shopping precinct, providing easy access to green space, education and everyday services.