113 Todd Street, Alice Springs NT 870, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 3, 113 Todd Street.
It is a unit situated on a sizeable parcel of land. The unit benefits from a land area of 3,418 m², providing ample outdoor space.
The land associated with the unit measures 3,418 square metres. This generous size is unusual for a central‑town property and offers plenty of room for gardens or recreation.
Within roughly 0.2‑0.5 km you’ll find the John McDouall Stuart Memorial, the Todd Mall shopping precinct, Olive Pink Botanic Garden and the Alice Springs Public Library. These landmarks provide cultural, retail and leisure options just a short stroll away.
Alice Springs has a hot desert climate with very warm summers averaging around 35 °C and mild, dry winters where night‑time lows can drop to about 5 °C. Rainfall is low and highly variable, averaging roughly 286 mm per year.
The town centre hosts several historic buildings such as the Overland Telegraph Station, the Old Courthouse and Residency, and the Hartley Street School museum. These sites, together with nearby memorials and galleries, reflect Alice Springs’ rich European and Arrernte heritage.
The property is close to the Stuart Highway, the main north‑south road linking Adelaide and Darwin, and a short drive to Alice Springs Airport, which offers flights to major cities. The Alice Springs railway station serves The Ghan, providing weekly train connections to Adelaide and Darwin, while local bus services operate throughout the town.
Residents can enjoy the fortnightly Todd Mall Markets, the Parrtjima Festival of Light each April, and iconic events like the Camel Cup and the Henley‑on‑Todd Regatta. These activities showcase the town’s vibrant arts scene and its unique desert lifestyle.
