Admiralty House Darwin

Admiralty House Darwin is a 1920s tropical-style house on stilts located at the corner of Peel Street and The Esplanade. The historic landmark was built in 1937, beautifully restored after Cyclone Tracy, and is one of only two Burnett B-type tropical houses remaining in Darwin's Central Business District. Key features and details of the venue include: - Situated on historic grounds with breathtaking views over Darwin Harbour, Parliament House, and Bicentennial Gardens - Features a garden with original trees, palms, orchids, and a shadehouse designed by botanist Florenz Bleeser - Offers a lovely setup by the water with options for outdoor seating under mature trees - The house was formerly the residence of the most senior naval officer in the north until 1983 - Currently houses the award-winning Char Restaurant and has also served as the Darwin Club, an art gallery, and a coffee shop - Accessibility features include accommodations for people with limited mobility, wheelchair users, and those with hearing or vision loss - Available for corporate events and functions with on-site food and drink services