4/16 Gothenburg Crescent

The property at 4/16 Gothenburg Crescent is a unit. It is part of the residential stock in Stuart Park.

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

Nearby parks include Que Noy Park (0.2 km), Dinah Oval (0.3 km), Bill Sullivan Park (0.6 km), Acacia Park (0.6 km), and Anne Park (0.7 km), all offering green space close to the home.

Stuart Highway is approximately 0.8 km away, providing easy access to the main road network of the Northern Territory.

Sadgroves Creek is about 0.5 km away, and Dinah Beach is roughly 0.6 km from the unit, offering nearby waterfront and creekside environments.

The Argus Hotel Darwin, a local hospitality venue, is about 0.9 km away, and the Bassinthegrass music festival site is roughly 1.0 km from the property.

Stuart Park developed after World War II when army huts remained in the area; it became a distinct suburb in the early 1950s, named after explorer John McDouall Stuart and associated with the former Parap district.