Humpty Doo NT 0836, Australia
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23 Edwin Road is a standalone house. It is the only dwelling type listed for the property
The property is situated in Humpty Doo, which lies roughly 40 km south of Darwin. It offers a short drive to the city while enjoying a more rural setting
The Humpty Doo Hotel is just about 0.4 km away, providing a popular pub and dining venue. The historic Skewes Store is also nearby, approximately 0.8 km from the property
Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, a well‑known wetland and bird‑watching spot, is located roughly 25 km east of Humpty Doo. The area also features walking trails and wildlife observation points
Humpty Doo experiences a tropical savannah climate with distinct wet (November‑April) and dry (May‑October) seasons. The wet season brings high humidity and thunderstorms, while the dry season offers sunny days and cooler nights
Humpty Doo is known for its unusual name and as a historic stopping point between Darwin and Kakadu National Park. Its history includes early agricultural experiments, a famous hotel opened in 1971, and various cultural references
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