2/16 Gothenburg Crescent

It is a unit property situated on a land parcel of approximately 3,280 m².

The unit sits on roughly 3,280 m² of land, offering a spacious lot for an inner‑city residence.

Gothenburg Crescent was named after the ill‑fated SS Gothenburg, which departed Darwin in February 1875 and sank off the North Queensland coast, resulting in the loss of around 102 lives.

Nearby green spaces include Que Noy Park (about 200 m), Dinah Oval (approximately 300 m), Bill Sullivan Park and Acacia Park (both around 600 m), and Anne Park (roughly 700 m) from the unit.

The Stuart Highway is about 800 m away, providing easy road access to other parts of Darwin and the wider Northern Territory.

The property is near Dinah Beach (around 600 m) and Sadgroves Creek (about 500 m), offering access to both a beach and a natural watercourse.