137 Stuart Highway, Parap NT 820, Australia
The property at 137 Stuart Highway is a standalone house. It forms part of the residential fabric of the Parap suburb.
The address is in Parap, an inner suburb of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Parap lies just north of the Darwin central business district.
Parap was the landing site of the 1919 London‑Australia Air Race, where Ross and Keith Smith arrived after a historic 27‑day flight. The area also served as a staging point for the 1918 Darwin Rebellion against Administrator Gilruth.
Pioneer Park is about 100 m away, and Antony Memorial Park and Anne Park are each roughly 200–300 m distant. Additional green spaces such as Weddell Park and Bill Sullivan Park are within a 0.5‑km radius.
The property is approximately 100 m from the central part of Darwin, making the city’s shops, restaurants and services easily reachable on foot.
The Parap Village Market, a long‑standing Saturday market, is just a short stroll away. Nearby cultural venues include the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, the Laundry Gallery and the Outstation Gallery.
The 1934 Qantas Hangar, a World War II workshop now housing steam engines and the first Australian solar car, is located in the Parap area. The Darwin Pioneer Cemetery, another historic landmark, lies within 200 m of the house.
