Northern Territory

At the top end of Australia lies the Northern Territory. Darwin, on the northern coast, is the capital, and Alice Springs the principal inland town. Alice Springs is the physical heart of Australia, almost exactly at the nation’s geographical centre. The Northern Territory is home to the famous Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Kakadu National Park.

The Northern Territory’s climate is distinctly different from that of southern Australia, and varies greatly between the northern part, known as the ‘Top End’ and the southern extremities. There are two distinct seasons: the ‘wet’ (October to April) and the ‘dry’ (May to September). Alice Springs’ climate is one of extremes with hot summers and cold winters when night time temperatures can fall below zero. Rainfall varies dramatically from year to year, but the annual average is around 286 millimetres. Daytime summer temperatures are generally in the high 30s, with dry, cool nights. Spring can bring thunderstorms, hail and dust storms.

You can lose and find yourself in the Northern Territory, a place rich in Aboriginal history and rugged, natural beauty. Immerse yourself in Darwin’s melting pot of cuisines and cultures and explore the rainforest and Aboriginal rock art of World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. Stay in the Red Centre town of Alice Springs, then visit the iconic wonders of Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. Cruise down vast Katherine Gorge and pan for gold at Tennant Creek. The Northern Territory also offers a huge array of wildlife, colourful outback characters and landscapes for outdoor adventure.

Information on domestic consumers, including tourism facts, quarterly indicators, market sectors and activities, accommodation, business events and future trends can all be found on the STO’s corporate websites and links have been provided under each state and region.

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No listings for Northern Territory at the moment, but here's a selection of featured lifestyle properties from around Australia

No listings at the moment; here's a selection from around Australia
Swell Lodge

Swell Lodge

1000000
North West
As seen in The Australian newspaper. Full details: https://swelllodge.com/for-sale Iconic property ready to expand: 10 Acres of spectacular coastal Christmas Island National Park on a generous 25+10 year lease, with a proven startup and permission to expand to eight chalets, a restaurant & staff accomodation. A once in a lifetime opportunity. Wildlife photographer Chris Bray leads small-group, luxury tours to many of the world’s most spectacular places including The Galapagos, Antarctica, Africa and Iceland. In 2012 he added Christmas Island to that esteemed list, though he was amazed... 
Heathcote Boarding Kennels

Heathcote Boarding Kennels

$1,750,000
Goldfields
Operating for over 17 years (under current ownership for 8 years), this is a well-established, licensed facility approved for 30 dogs and supported by a loyal repeat customer base. Purpose-built infrastructure includes: • 18 air-conditioned night pens • 8 sand runs with kennels • 13 grass runs • 2 isolation pens • Secure, fully fenced exercise areas • 110,000 litres of tank water storage • 2 dams • 7.2kVa solar system reducing operating costs The business attracts consistent demand from: • Heathcote local residents • Bendigo and surrounding regional centres • Echuca/Mo... 
Fernweh Guesthouse

Fernweh Guesthouse

$895000
Barossa Valley
An outstanding location 300 metres from the centre of Tanunda walking distance to great restaurants, cafes, wine bars and wineries. Fernweh Guesthouse comprises an outstanding restored family home (circa 1927) which on its own is an amazing asset in an outstanding location in the best wine region in Australia. The guesthouse has been immaculately presented with luxurious furnishings (mahogany furniture) and includes all of the essentials to run the business. What makes the business a success is the capacity to have three luxury rooms available for guests which return approximately $800 per ... 
LYRUP GENERAL STORE

LYRUP GENERAL STORE

320000
Riverland
Lyrup is a junction where the Mighty River Murray and Pike River meet. Originally two government officers chose the current site where Lyrup is perched upon the clay banks of the peaceful River Murray and started a settlement in early 1894. 40 Men and their wives, 50 single men and 112 children had been selected to relocate from Adelaide to live at the Lyrup settlement. The Government sent the selected people by train to Morgan and from Morgan upstream on a paddle steamer to the newly selected Lyrup site. Out of the eleven settlements established in 1894 Lyrup is the only one that still ... 
The Wharf Maryborough

The Wharf Maryborough

$2,200,000
Fraser Coast
An idyllic waterfront lifestyle and a thriving business in one, this is a unique and highly sought-after opportunity not to be missed. The Wharf Maryborough has been an iconic landmark along the mighty Mary River for more than 25 years and it could be all yours. . Both locals and tourists alike flock to this bustling riverfront attraction renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere, peaceful ambience and selection of boutique shops and accommodation options. . The Wharf Maryborough consists of three freehold titles plus one seabed lease with 31 years remaining. The extremely popular ma... 
Yungaburra Bush Cottages

Yungaburra Bush Cottages

1,600,000
Tropical North Queensland
Perfect for family living the main residence showcases exquisite stone architecture; three spacious bedrooms, lounge with fireplace, raked ceilings and to top it all off a lovely patio area. . Main Residence: * 330 sqm Under roof * 3 Massive bedrooms * Master with ensuite * Lounge with fireplace * Fully air-conditioned * Spacious kitchen * Private patio * Borders Peterson Creek * 2 Bay shed . Currently used for holiday accommodation, the 2 luxury cottages are located on the other side of the property allowing privacy from the main residence. Secluded and surrounded by lush v... 
“CALLAWAY COURT” LUXURY AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

“CALLAWAY COURT” LUXURY AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

From $75,000
Riverland
Loxton has been voted the most livable place in South Australia. This pretty riverside town not only offers exceptional property buying at an affordable price, it also offers some of South Australia’s most awarded sporting schools, South Australia’s award for the tidiest town in consecutive years, ample job opportunities and a thriving commerce and business industry. Loxton is a tourism beacon for South Australia offering first class accommodation, unique attractions and has a nationally recognised golf course. Wine tasting, numerous festivals and events, beautifully maintained gardens and... 
Rosie and Dicks Pet Retreat

Rosie and Dicks Pet Retreat

$649,950
Gladstone
420 Murphy Road Captain Creek - Rosie and Dick’s Pet Retreat $649,950 Rosie & Dick’s Pet Retreat is a unique, purpose-built facility over 40 acres for the luxury boarding, training, and day care of pets. The Retreat is sparkly clean with shady, daytime paddocks built around gum trees, super spacious kennels, and an in-home doggy sleeping area for miniature and small breeds. The house is as neat as a pin and features two bedrooms with built in robes. There is one bathroom in the house with a shower, plus a second toilet and shower in the laundry. The dining / living area, Pooch Parlour, ke...