By Negotiation
505 Darwin River Road, Darwin River NT 0841
Land
Block size: 52.95 Hectares approx.
PRICE REDUCED!! Tranquility and seclusion on 132 acres, just 1 hour from Darwin City
Property ID: 9886760074 - required for telephone enquiry.
70 kilometres from Darwin (or 50 km from Palmerston) is an opportunity not to be missed. This is the time to buy....make an offer!
The iconic Darwin River runs through the property, resulting in a large 109 acre portion and a smaller 23 acre portion on each side of the river. The property is partially cleared, however the majority is still vegetated with a mixture of tall timber and pockets of rainforest.
Darwin River Road is a bitumen road, just past the Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs Primary School, IGA, petrol station and post office.
Darwin River Road is also the home to the Darwin River Tavern and the Darwin River Dam.
Local industries include; mango, banana, other tropical fruit growers and Asian vegetables.
This property would be ideal for development (resort or subdivision), as Darwin's rural area is expanding very fast. Power and telephone are serviced at the entrance to the property.
Call today
70 kilometres from Darwin (or 50 km from Palmerston) is an opportunity not to be missed. This is the time to buy....make an offer!
The iconic Darwin River runs through the property, resulting in a large 109 acre portion and a smaller 23 acre portion on each side of the river. The property is partially cleared, however the majority is still vegetated with a mixture of tall timber and pockets of rainforest.
Darwin River Road is a bitumen road, just past the Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs Primary School, IGA, petrol station and post office.
Darwin River Road is also the home to the Darwin River Tavern and the Darwin River Dam.
Local industries include; mango, banana, other tropical fruit growers and Asian vegetables.
This property would be ideal for development (resort or subdivision), as Darwin's rural area is expanding very fast. Power and telephone are serviced at the entrance to the property.
Call today
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Key details
Property type:
Land
Block Size:
52.95 Hectares*
Other Details
Parcel:
2437
Legal description:
160//2437/
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Block information
Block size: 52.95Hectares (approx)
Legal description: 160//2437/
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Average Age
48 years
Population
627
Listing ID: 181616866. This listing has been viewed 33 times. It was first displayed on 15/05/2023 and last updated on 01/07/2023.
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