10 Bath Street, Alice Springs NT 870, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 7, 10 BATH STREET.
7/10 Bath Street is a unit located in the centre of Alice Springs.
The unit is about 0.1 km from the Alice Springs Police Station, 0.2 km from Trevor Reid Park and the central business district, and roughly 0.3 km from Anzac Hill and the historic Stuart Town Gaol.
The property is situated near the Stuart Highway, which connects Alice Springs to Adelaide and Darwin. Greyhound coaches, local CDC buses and the Alice Springs railway station (served by The Ghan) are all within the town centre.
Alice Springs has a hot desert climate with very hot summers – average maximums around 35 °C – and mild, dry winters with average minimums near 5 °C. Rainfall is low and highly variable, averaging about 286 mm per year.
Yes, several parks are nearby, including Trevor Reid Park (0.2 km) and D D Smith Park (0.2 km). Heritage sites such as the former St John's Hostel on Bath Street, the Heritage‑listed Higgins Theatre (0.2 km), and Anzac Hill (0.3 km) are also within easy reach.
Bath Street is known for St John's Hostel, founded in 1941 by Father Percy Smith to provide accommodation for Aboriginal and non‑Aboriginal children attending school in Alice Springs. The hostel later served as a recreation centre for troops during World War II.
The highest recorded temperature in Alice Springs is 47.5 °C, while the lowest is –7.5 °C, illustrating the wide temperature range typical of the region.
