Named after John Macarthur whose pioneering role in opening up the north and western precincts of Sydney was significant, Macarthur Point too is one of the pioneers of strata title office only complexes in Norwest Business Park.  Built by the Grant Property Group (now Capital Corporation) in 1999 and 2000 Macarthur Point is currently subject of a major refurbishment, which will incorporate a modern and exciting new colour scheme.  The building retains its position as one of the most impressive architecturally designed office complexes in the business park, as well being one of the best located.      
                                                                                                                                                                                                         Macarthur Point enjoys an enviable position on the banks of the Norwest Lake with exposure to Norwest Boulevarde, the arterial road through the business park. With great views across the lake to the Blue Mountains, tenants of Macarthur Point enjoy a great work environment only minutes from the Norwest Marketown shopping centre, child care centres, the Castle Hill Country Club and other business and leisure facilities. And, like all businesses operating from Norwest Business Park, those businesses operating from Macarthur Point have easy access to the city and airport, as well as Sydney's distribution and industrial areas in western Sydney, via the M2 and M7 motorways. 
 
This business portal is provided as a value add service for tenants and those interested in the building.  It has been developed by Business Park Directories, a collboration between Beaumont Strata Management, strata managers of Macarthur Point and ICTIP.

WHO'S WHO AT MACARTHUR POINT?

Over fifty businesses, from industry associations, solicitors and accountants and health professionals to IT companies and property service companies, call Macarthur Point home.  See the Tenant section of this directory for the roll call of businesses in residence at Macarthur Point.