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Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium

Cnr Delhi & Plassey Rd
MACQUARIE PARK NSW 2113
Tel: 02 98050499
Fax: 02 9887 3320
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Formally known as Northern Suburbs Cemetery, Macquarie Park is one of the premier Crown land cemeteries in Sydney, managed by a community-based Crown Reserve Trust.  The historic grave areas are well maintained while providing modern amenities and burial options. Macquarie Park has

• 3 non-denominational chapels
• 4 function rooms
• a cafe and florist
• extensive and well maintained gardens with at least 5 distinct memorial garden areas for ash placement
• many burial options including the new Ascension Hill area. All gravesites accommodate two burials and sometimes three.
  

An electronic board outside of the office makes it easy to locate loved ones in the cemetery at any time.

Indicative prices

The following prices (1 March 2009) are given as a guide only and cannot be relied on. Contact the cemetery for up-to-date and comprehensive information. Prices are reviewed annually. All prices include GST.

A. An administration charge of $260 is payable.

B. In-ground Burial

• Lawn grave: $7,700 plus $660 opening fee at time of burial
• Stations of the Cross headstone lawn burial: $9,822 plus $590 opening fee at time of burial
• Ascension Hill lawn graves with plaque or headstone $8,360 to $14,400
• Monumental graves in older areas (very limited sites) and Jewish area $9,700 including first opening (monument extra)
• traditional monumental sites in newer areas $15,000 including first opening (monument extra)

C. Above ground burial

• Christ the Reemer Mausolem: single from $17,140; double from $34,350

 

D. Cremation and ashes

• Cremation only - $990
• Interment of ashes in existing grave: $625 plus plaque and fee if applicable
• Niche wall from $1,430 to $2,579
• garden placement, including plaque from $1,590 to $3,900
• garden estates and rock estates (multiple placement) $4,536 to $9,645

 

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Note: Entry is from Plassey Road, not Delhi Road where it previously was. If coming from the east and you don't turn into Plassey Road  you will go a long way out of your way.

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