Lot 1594 Fazaldeen Road

Tennant Creek has a tropical semi‑arid climate with a very hot wet season (December‑February) and a long hot dry season (March‑November). Temperatures often exceed 40 °C, and the area receives about 495 mm of rain mostly in the wet months, so adequate heat and water‑management measures are needed.

The land is in Tennant Creek, which sits on the Stuart Highway just south of its junction with the western terminus of the Barkly Highway, providing sealed road access to Darwin, Alice Springs and Queensland.

Several parks are nearby, including Kathleen Park (≈0.6 km) and Eldorado Park (≈0.7 km). A museum, the Town of Tennant Creek, and the historic Tuxworth Fullwood House are each within about 1.5 km, and the Tennant Creek Post Office is also nearby.

The surrounding Barkly Tableland is a major cattle‑grazing area, and the region also has a history of gold and other mineral mining. Tourism linked to natural attractions like the Devils Marbles and nearby national parks is another common use.

The parcel sits on the elevated plains of the Barkly Tableland, characterized by black soil and golden Mitchell grass that dominate the open grass‑land landscape.

While the climate is generally dry, occasional flooding can occur; a notable flood event in January 2022 caused significant water flow north of Tennant Creek, so flood‑risk assessment is advisable.

Tennant Creek, and therefore the parcel, is situated at approximately 376.5 metres above sea level.