The Myilly Point Heritage Precinct, located in Darwin, Australia, is a unique collection of four houses constructed in the 1930s by B.C.G. Burnett. These homes are the only surviving examples of pre-World War II housing in Darwin, designed for top-tier civil servants. Elevated to enhance ventilation and painted in pale hues, the houses are well-suited to the tropical climate. Today, visitors can explore these light and airy structures, gaining insight into the architectural and social history of the region.
Myilly Point Heritage Precinct
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