56 Todd Mall, Alice Springs NT 870, Australia
56 Todd Mall is a house. The listing specifies the property type simply as “House.”
The house is on Todd Mall itself, placing it within 0.1 km of the John Flynn Memorial Church, Adelaide House museum, and the ABC Alice Springs radio station. It is also a short walk to the Todd Mall shopping precinct and the Alice Springs Public Library.
Residents can easily reach the Todd Mall shopping centre, several historic museums (Adelaide House, Hartley Street School), the public library, and local cafés and restaurants. Public transport stops for buses and the nearby railway station are also within a few minutes' walk.
Alice Springs has a subtropical hot desert climate (BWh), with very hot, fairly moist summers averaging a maximum of about 35.6 °C and mild, dry winters where nighttime lows average around 5.1 °C. The area receives low, erratic rainfall, giving it an arid environment.
As of June 2024, Alice Springs had a population of approximately 33,990 residents. This makes it the third‑largest settlement in the Northern Territory.
The Todd Mall hosts fortnightly markets and community events, while the town celebrates festivals such as Parrtjima – A Festival in Light, the Camel Cup, the Henley‑on‑Todd Regatta, and the Finke Desert Race. These events showcase both Aboriginal art and the unique desert lifestyle.
The property is close to the Stuart Highway and the Alice Springs railway station, which is served by The Ghan. Local bus services operate throughout the town, and Alice Springs Airport provides regular flights to Adelaide, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
