80 Denham Street, Townsville City QLD 4810, Australia
It is a standalone house situated in the heart of Townsville City. The property is listed simply as a house in the provided features.
The address sits on Denham Street, which forms part of North Ward Road running north‑south through the central business district of Townsville City, Queensland. This places the house centrally within the suburb’s commercial and residential mix.
The property is less than 0.1 km from several heritage sites and cultural venues, including the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, Townsville Post Office, and CityLibraries Flinders Street public library. It is also close to Buchanan’s Hotel and Direct Hotels – Dalgety Apartments, offering dining and accommodation options nearby.
It is positioned within the Townsville CBD, where commercial use dominates but residential aspects are growing. This situates the house amid office towers, regional government offices, and major businesses that define the city's business centre.
The neighbourhood contains numerous heritage‑listed buildings such as the Dalgety Offices, Commonwealth Bank Building, and Osler House, reflecting early‑20th‑century commercial architecture. These sites contribute to the rich historic fabric of Townsville City.
According to the 2021 census, Townsville City had a population of 2,945 people, showing a modest increase from 2,910 in 2016. The suburb’s population has remained relatively stable over recent census periods.
The area hosts the annual Northern Australia Festival of Arts and the weekly Sunday Cotters Markets on Flinders Street. These events provide residents easy access to arts, entertainment, and local market experiences.
The suburb lies along the northern‑eastern bank of Ross Creek near its mouth at the Coral Sea, with Castle Hill overlooking the western side. This setting offers both waterfront proximity and hill‑view scenery within the city centre.
