1 Parsons Street, Alice Springs NT 870, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 2, 1 Parsons Street.
The address refers to a unit that sits on a substantial parcel of land measuring 2,039 m². It offers the privacy of a standalone lot while being a low‑rise residence.
It is only about 0.2 km from the central business district, placing it within easy walking distance of shops, cafés and services in the heart of town.
Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the Pioneer Drive‑In (0.1 km), Alice Springs Police Station (0.1 km), D D Smith Park (0.2 km) and the historic Stuart Town Gaol museum (0.2 km). The proximity to these amenities makes daily errands convenient.
The unit is near several heritage sites, including the former prison‑turned‑museum Stuart Town Gaol, Adelaide House museum, and the historic Hartley Street School, all within a 0.3‑km radius. These venues showcase Alice Springs’ rich colonial and Aboriginal history.
Alice Springs has a subtropical hot desert climate with very hot summers – average maximum around 35.6 °C – and mild, dry winters with average minimums near 5.1 °C. Frost can occur on about 12 nights a year, and the region receives roughly 286 mm of rainfall annually.
As of June 2025, Alice Springs had a population of 34,783, representing about 10 % of the Northern Territory’s residents. It is the third‑largest settlement in the Territory after Darwin and Palmerston.
The property is close to the Stuart Highway, the main north‑south road linking Adelaide and Darwin, and within easy reach of Alice Springs railway station, served by The Ghan. Regular air services also operate from Alice Springs Airport to major Australian cities.
