9/42 Calytrix Road

It is a house offering two bedrooms and one bathroom. The property is a standalone residential unit.

Several parks are within walking distance, including Dickinson Park (about 0.5 km away) and Whittle Park (approximately 0.6 km away). Additional green spaces such as Hayball Park and Q136851408 are roughly 0.7 km from the home.

The Karama Shopping Plaza and the Karama Library, which is part of the plaza, are located close to the property. These facilities provide retail options and library services for residents.

Karama is named after an Aboriginal tribe, reflecting the tradition of using tribal names for Darwin suburbs as recommended by Douglas Lockwood in 1964.

Karama was built primarily in the late 1970s to early 1980s, establishing it as an established residential part of Darwin’s northern suburbs.

Karama is predominantly a low‑socioeconomic area, with a significant portion of housing being public housing; about 16.8 % of residents are public‑housing tenants, well above the national average.

The home is situated within the Karama electoral division, located roughly 0.9 km away.