Heritage site marker Osborne Park Uniting Church

Osborne Park Uniting Church is a modest yet attractive building designed in the Federation Carpenter Gothic style that was built on land donated by the Osborne Park Company in June 1915. The building was extended in 1925, 1935, 1959 and 1997 and exhibits characteristics typical of its style including weatherboard cladding, prominent gable roof forms, ornate timber joinery and distinctive lancet arched windows. 

It is associated with the early development of the Methodist church in the Osborne Park district, and was one of a number of churches established for local parishes in the first half of the twentieth century. The Osborne Park Uniting Church is valued by the local community as a long-standing venue for religious congregation and worship.