Apartment

3/5 Jose Street

Borroloola NT 0854, Australia

- Bedrooms

- Bathrooms

- Parking

1765 m² Land size

- Internal area

About this property

The property at 3/5 Jose Street, Borroloola, Northern Territory is classified as a unit. It sits on a land area of 1,765 m²

Key details

Locality: Borroloola
State: NT
Coordinates: 16.0607217 / 136.30327231
GNAF PID: GANT_702926019
Legal parcel ID: 120//567
Remoteness area: Remote
Property type: Apartment
Unit land size: 1765 m²
Unit internal area: -
Land Use Category: Residential

Nearby schools

Type:

Ordered by:

Borroloola Preschool

0.4 km

Frequently asked questions

What type of property is located at 3/5 Jose Street?

The address is a residential unit situated on a sizeable parcel of land. The land area measures 1,765 m²

How large is the land that comes with the unit at 3/5 Jose Street?

The unit sits on 1,765 square metres of land, providing ample outdoor space for various uses

What key town facilities are close to the property?

The unit is within 1 km of several central amenities, including the Borroloola Police Station (≈0.8 km), the local museum (≈0.8 km), and the Borroloola Aerodrome (≈0.9 km). Trig Hill is also just under a kilometre away

What recreational activities are available nearby?

The King Ash Bay fishing club lies about 40 km downstream on the McArthur River, offering boat‑ramp access to mangrove‑lined waters popular for barramundi fishing. The area also attracts tourists during the dry season for fishing competitions and wildlife spotting

What is the climate like in Borroloola?

Borroloola has a tropical savanna climate with three distinct seasons: wet, dry, and build‑up. Temperatures have ranged from a cool 2.7 °C to a hot 44.7 °C

How can the town of Borroloola be reached from the property?

Road access is via the Carpentaria Highway to the west and the Savannah Way to the east, both part of Highway 1. The nearby Borroloola Aerodrome (≈0.9 km) also provides air services, including charter flights to regional centres

What wildlife might I encounter around Borroloola?

The McArthur River and its estuary are known for barramundi, making the area popular with sport anglers. Saltwater crocodiles are also present in the waterways, so caution is advised