McRae-McMahon Place by Uniting

McRae-McMahon Place is a retirement village operated by Uniting, a not-for-profit provider, located at 17 Marion Street, Leichhardt in Sydney's Inner West. The village comprises 65 architecturally designed apartments ranging from one-bedroom to three-bedroom and deluxe penthouse configurations, many with views toward the Harbour Bridge. It forms one village across two nearby locations — Marion Street and Hawkins Place on Norton Street — giving residents access to clubrooms, a rooftop garden, BBQ facilities, a private dining room, and outdoor terraces. Assisted living services are available on-site, and a nearby Uniting residential aged care home provides an option if care needs change. The village is named after pioneering Uniting Church Minister Reverend Dorothy McRae-McMahon, a long-term social activist and Inner West resident.