Buyers Agent McMahons Point

Buying Property in McMahons Point

McMahons Point is a small harbourside peninsula on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, about 3 kilometres from the CBD, flanked by Berrys Bay to the west and Lavender Bay to the east, and bordered by Waverton and North Sydney. It sits within the North Sydney Council local government area, with the tip of the peninsula, Blues Point, offering some of the most direct views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House anywhere in Sydney.

Home to around 2,300 residents, McMahons Point is a medium to high-density suburb dominated by apartments, from low-rise Art Deco blocks to Mediterranean-style buildings closer to the water. Victorian terrace houses with wrought-iron balconies line Victoria Street and Blues Point Road, and sandstone cottages are scattered through the quieter pockets behind them.

Why buyers love McMahons Point

McMahons Point carries one of Sydney’s most argued-over pieces of architecture. Blues Point Tower, completed in 1962 to a design by Harry Seidler, was meant to be the first of eight towers in a modernist masterplan for the whole peninsula, intended to house up to 15,000 people. Only the one tower was ever built, and it became Australia’s tallest residential building at the time and one of the country’s first strata-titled apartment blocks. Buyers today come for what the rest of the peninsula stayed instead: a low-rise, walkable pocket with harbour views on almost every street and a wharf, train station and the CBD all within easy reach.

Areas of interest for McMahons Point Buyers 

Blues Point Road: The suburb’s dining strip, lined with well-regarded restaurants and a mix of terrace houses and apartments leading down to Blues Point Reserve. 

Lavender Street: One of the area’s first streets, laid out in 1836, now home to a mix of period cottages and apartments. 

Victoria Street: Known for its Victorian terrace houses with elaborate wrought-iron balconies. 

East Crescent Street: A quieter residential street on the Lavender Bay side of the peninsula.

ON OR OFF MARKET, OUR BUYER’S AGENTS HELP YOU BUY THE RIGHT PROPERTY AT THE RIGHT PRICE.

How our McMahons Point Buyer’s Agents Help You

Our long standing history working in the Lower North Shore market since 2009 means you are able to draw on our deep local knowledge, industry connections, and proven track record in the McMahons Point area. We are more than confident we will find the right property for the right price, tailored to your needs and preferences.

We are your McMahons Point Buyer’s Agent.

Using a Buyer’s Agent

Engaging a buyer’s agent in McMahons Point is ideal for anyone seeking a smooth, efficient and stress-free property purchasing experience.

Whether you’re searching for a terrace house on Victoria Street, an apartment closer to Blues Point Road, or a quieter option on East Crescent Street, having a professional by your side can streamline the process, save you time, and ensure you secure the best deal possible.

Tailored service and guidance

At Cohen Handler, we assist clients with diverse needs and budgets, including first home buyers, professionals, downsizers, and investors.

By understanding your unique requirements, we provide personalised support and guidance throughout your property journey, from initial consultation to settlement and beyond.

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Access off-market properties in McMahons Point

We understand there are limited properties on the open market, which can make buying a home stressful, time consuming and frustrating if you miss out on an opportunity.

McMahons Point is a small peninsula with a fixed footprint, no room to expand, and a limited number of houses among its largely apartment-based stock. Whatever does come up, especially anything with genuine harbour views or period character, tends to move through established buyer and agent networks well before it reaches Domain or Realestate.com.au, which is why so many buyers turn to Cohen Handler to access off-market and pre-market opportunities.

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McMahons Point Buyer’s Agents FAQ

Buyers in McMahons Point benefit from our McMahons Point Buyers Agents’ specialised expertise in a small peninsula suburb where apartment stock dominates and houses are genuinely scarce.

They help you compare a terrace house on Victoria Street against an apartment closer to Blues Point Road, and give you access to off-market opportunities before they reach the open market.

Cohen Handler’s McMahons Point buyers agents will ensure a smooth acquisition of your next home.

The top schools in and around McMahons Point include:

1. North Sydney Public School (co-ed, K-6, North Sydney)

2. North Sydney Demonstration School (co-ed, K-6, Waverton)

3. Wenona School (girls, K-12, North Sydney)

4. Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School) (boys, K-12, North Sydney)

McMahons Point’s lifestyle centres on Blues Point Reserve, with its uninterrupted views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, and the McMahons Point ferry wharf giving direct access to Circular Quay. Blues Point Road’s restaurants draw diners from across the Lower North Shore, and North Sydney’s shops, station and business district are all a short walk away, all part of the broader Lower North Shore market.

Yes, Cohen Handler will assist with due diligence and inspect as many properties as necessary to ensure you make an informed purchasing decision.

Your buyer’s agent will arrange private inspections, liaise with inspectors and conveyancers, and provide guidance on any issues or concerns that arise during the process, including strata reports given McMahons Point’s high proportion of apartment stock and any site-specific risks relevant to the property you’re considering.

When you engage Cohen Handler for our Full Service, the fee is success-based, typically ranging from 2% to 3% of the purchase price. For other services, a flat fee may apply.

The best streets to buy property in McMahons Point are:

Victoria Street and Lavender Street, both known for their period houses and cottages.

Blues Point Road and East Crescent Street offer a mix of houses and apartments close to the water and the village.

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