12 Berrimah Road, Berrimah NT 828, Australia
The site sits on 1,261 m² of land, providing ample footprint for manufacturing, warehousing or other industrial uses. Its location in Berrimah, a predominantly industrial suburb, aligns well with such activities.
The parcel fronts Berrimah Road, the historic access road that connects to the main highway crossing, and is within roughly 2 km of Amy Johnson Avenue, offering convenient links for freight and commuter traffic.
Within a short walk (≈0.3 km) there is a hotel (Quest Berrimah) and a post office, while the Berrimah Power Station lies about 1.3 km away, providing reliable energy services for commercial users.
Given the industrial character of Berrimah, the property is ideal for logistics, manufacturing, research facilities, or service providers needing proximity to the power station and other industrial infrastructure.
The area hosts the CSIRO Wildlife Research Laboratory and the Berrimah Research Farm Centre (≈1.3 km), presenting potential collaboration for scientific, agricultural or environmental enterprises.
Berrimah is designated primarily for industrial use, so the site is expected to be zoned accordingly, supporting a range of commercial and manufacturing activities.
The suburb of Berrimah lies on the eastern edge of Darwin, placing the property within a few kilometres of the city’s commercial centre and other business precincts.
