McMahons Point Suburb Profile 

Within easy walking distance to North Sydney and a quick ferry ride to the CBD, locals can be among the hustle and bustle as quickly as they can retreat back to the quiet village-like atmosphere of McMahons Point. Living in McMahons Point means enjoying Blues Point Road, which is home to restaurants with reputations that attract foodies from all over. Stroll down the hill to Blues Point Reserve, a popular outlook that offers unparalleled views of Sydney Harbour and Walsh Bay. This is a very popular spot to watch fireworks during the festive season. 

Neighbouring Sawmill Reserve looks out over Berrys Bay, Pyrmont, and Balmain, offering green space to picnic and enjoy active play with family and friends. Living in McMahons Point provides easy access to these beautiful outdoor spaces, making it an ideal place for families and nature lovers alike. 

Area Features

Sawmillers Reserve

Take the steps down to this hidden park that is situated on the foreshore with expansive views over Pyrmont, Balmain and Balls Head Reserve. An old shipwreck lies in Berrys Bay and remnants of its former days as a timber yard are still visible.

Blues Point Reserve

With the dramatic backdrop of Sydney Harbour and majestic fig trees, this reserve is popular with locals and tourists alike for picnics with jaw-dropping views.

Wine & Dine

The village-like atmosphere of McMahons Point along Blues Point Road has restaurants that offer a café-style vibe by day, and relaxed dining by night. Off the main strip, locals frequent 67 Union Street Deli, which has a homely environment and gets rave reviews for the food it dishes up for breakfast and lunch.

Sydney Harbour

Sitting back on a Sydney ferry enjoying the ocean spray as you soak up the views of majestic Sydney Harbour.