Lot 1591 Fazaldeen Road

Tennant Creek has a tropical semi‑arid climate with very hot summers (average maximums up to 38 °C) and mild winters (average minimums around 12 °C). The area sees most of its 494 mm of annual rain in the short wet season (December‑February) and enjoys about 181 clear days each year.

The parcel is situated within roughly 2 km of the Tennant Creek town centre, placing it near the post office, the airport weather station and the local electoral division. Several parks such as Kathleen Park, Eldorado Park and Anzac Hill Park lie within 1‑2 km, offering easy access to recreation.

The land sits on the Barkly Tableland’s open grass plains, characterized by black soil and abundant Mitchell grass. The surrounding landscape is largely flat to gently undulating, typical of the vast grazing lands of the region.

Within a 2‑km radius you’ll find historic sites such as Tuxworth Fullwood House and the former Star Theatre, as well as several community parks. The broader area offers attractions like Mary Ann Dam, the Devils Marbles and the Nyinkka Nyunyu Arts and Culture Centre, all a short drive away.

The region is a major cattle‑grazing zone and also supports mining activities, with historic gold mines and ongoing exploration for minerals such as manganese, bauxite and copper. These land‑use patterns suggest the parcel could be suitable for pastoral, agricultural or resource‑related projects, subject to local zoning.

The parcel is close to the Stuart Highway, the main north‑south arterial road that passes through Tennant Creek, and is only about 2 km from the Tennant Creek Airport. This provides convenient road and air links to Darwin, Alice Springs and beyond.