Ciccone NT 0870, Australia
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65 Elder Street is a standalone house. It is the only property type listed for this address
The suburb of Ciccone sits right next to the Stuart Highway, so the house at 65 Elder Street is located very near to this major road
Within roughly 1 km you can visit Walter Forrester Park (0.4 km), the Araluen Cultural Precinct (0.7 km), the Central Australian Aviation Museum (0.8 km), and the Alice Springs Reptile Centre (0.8 km). Several parks and the town camp at Akngwertnarre are also within walking distance
Ciccone had a population of around 255 people according to the 2016 census. It is a small community within the Alice Springs region
Ciccone is predominantly an industrial suburb with a small number of houses on its north‑western side. The property at 65 Elder Street is one of the few residential dwellings in the area
The area lies on the traditional country of the Arrernte people. This cultural heritage is recognised as part of the suburb’s identity
The suburb is named after Pasquale “Patsy” Ciccone and his wife Antonia, early Italian pioneers who settled in Central Australia in the 1920s‑1930s and established several local mines
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