331 houses for sale in Castlemaine

Set amongst beautiful established gardens on a generous 1,032m² level allotment, this elegant modern villa delivers an impressive combination of spacious living, garden beauty and exceptional shedding. With a prized north facing rear aspect and a wonderfully private setting, the property offers an enviable lifestyle just moments from the heart of Castlemaine. Inside, generous proportions and inviting living spaces create a home designed for comfort and entertaining. The spacious formal lounge features a charming bay window, gas fireplace and a new ducted reverse cycle zone air conditioning, while the well appointed kitchen boasts quality appliances, excellent storage and a seamless connection to the open plan living and dining area. From here, doors open to a sheltered verandah and paved patio, surrounded by lush greenery and established gardens with automated 7 station irrigation system. Accommodation includes four versatile bedrooms, main with walk-in robe, 2 with built in wardrobes,

Tucked away in a quiet, spread-out pocket of Castlemaine, 3 Monaghan Street is a lovingly renovated, north-facing mid-century home with a warm, welcoming feel and the kind of flexibility that is rarely found. You get the privacy and tranquillity of feeling much further out, yet the Castlemaine town centre is an easy walk away, and the train station is only a 2.3km walk. Close to Campbells creek walking track, winter flat primary school and with a lovely park just one house away. Versatility is what sets this home apart. With two, insulated and air-conditioned studios as well as a third living space that can double as an extra bedroom, the home can easily function as a four bedroom family home. One or both studios could suit someone, or a couple, working from home. Either could also become an income stream for the owners (STCA), whether they run their own business from it or rent the space to someone who needs a place to run theirs. There's also a practical, fully insulated and lined ho

Set on 799sqm (approx.), this Castlemaine home offers two bedrooms and a spacious patio that opens to a rear garden shaded by an old gum. For the first home buyer, it is a welcoming and manageable place to begin, with a garden to grow into and make your own. For the downsizer, it keeps everything within easy reach, with space to potter outside and welcome family and friends, in a town that is hard to leave. The front living room is a warm and quiet place to settle. Stained glass windows line the front of the home, and a gas wall heater keeps winter evenings comfortable. A verandah looks out over the front garden. Kitchen and dining share an open plan. The kitchen has a gas cooktop, an under-bench oven and a wrap-around bench that suits quick breakfasts and casual meals. A split system keeps the space comfortable through the seasons. Sliding doors from the dining area open to the patio, and the carport has direct entry into the kitchen, which makes unloading the shopping simple. Both be

Tucked away in a quiet setting just four minutes from the town centre, this charming brick townhouse presents immaculate low maintenance living in a convenient location. Ideal for downsizers, investors or those looking for an easy care home close to everything, the property delivers a practical layout and a private, relaxed feel. Inside, the home features two bedrooms, both with built-in robes, and a spacious open-plan living and dining area filled with excellent natural light. A split-system provides year-round heating and cooling, ensuring comfort in every season. The quality kitchen is well equipped with stainless steel appliances and a walk-in pantry, offering great storage and functionality for everyday living. The well-appointed bathroom includes a shower, bath, vanity and a separate toilet for added convenience. Outside, the home continues to impress with a lock-up garage featuring an automatic door and internal access and a paved courtyard perfect for outdoor sitting or enterta

Step into effortless modern living with this brand-new, beautifully crafted home designed to suit a wide range of buyers-from savvy first-home owners to those looking to downsize without compromise. Boasting four spacious bedrooms, this home offers flexibility for growing families, guests, or even a home office setup. The master suite provides a peaceful retreat, complete with its own private ensuite, while a central bathroom services the remaining three bedrooms. At the heart of the home, you'll find a light-filled open-plan living and dining area that seamlessly connects to a contemporary kitchen, featuring quality finishes with stone bench tops, ample storage, and modern appliances-perfect for everyday living and entertaining alike. Other features include: 9-star energy rating, double glazed windows, solar panels system, fixed NBN line, along with ducted heating and cooling to keep you comfortable all year round. A double garage ensures secure parking and additional storage, while t

Set amid approximately 4.2 acres of established gardens and gently rolling pasture, this beautifully positioned property offers an exceptional blend of space, privacy and country lifestyle, all within easy reach of Castlemaine. Enjoying lovely views across the surrounding countryside towards the Castlemaine township and Mount Franklin, the substantial quality-built home provides a light-filled and flexible living environment, with double glazing throughout. The home offers a choice of two master bedroom suites, three further bedrooms, central bathroom, study/home office, open-plan family and meals area with adjoining well-appointed kitchen, plus a separate lounge featuring a picture window and wood heater. Outside, the lifestyle appeal continues with a broad timber entertaining deck capturing the rural outlook, sheltered BBQ area and an impressive floodlit tennis court. A large games room/retreat with adjoining double carport provides excellent additional space for teenagers, guests or

Rich in period character and beautifully preserved original details, this classic 1940s red brick residence offers generous proportions, architectural charm and a wonderful sense of history. Positioned on an established corner allotment with leafy gardens and views towards Mount Alexander, the home celebrates the craftsmanship of its era while offering comfortable living and plenty of potential for the future. A welcoming front porch introduces the home's attractive red brick façade, while double glass entry doors open to a central hallway, setting the tone for the character found throughout. Impressive 10 foot ceilings, ornate cornices and original features adding personality to every room. The home's period character continues through three well sized bedrooms, while the inviting living room is a space full of warmth and personality. Light filled corner windows frame the outlook, with a striking Castlemaine Slate fireplace taking centre stage, complemented by gas heating and air cond

Set at the end of a quiet one-way street, just minutes from town, this property offers an opportunity to capitalise on all the best parts of the Castlemaine lifestyle. It's a location connected to nature, boasting expansive views while remaining conveniently close to the vibrancy and services of Castlemaine. Kaweka Nature Reserve adjoins the property on the southern side, with the Mount Alexander Golf Course to the east and Kalimna Park bushland a stone's throw beyond. Views to Leanganook/Mt Alexander to the north complete the immersion in the surrounding landscape. Step out of the house in any direction, and you are welcomed by tracks and trails through native bushland teeming with wildlife. Positioned on approx. 660sqm, the circa-1950s home has a relaxed feel and retains its mid-century charm. Timber floors, high ceilings and expansive windows that connect the space to the beautiful surrounds give the home a light and open feel. The lounge and dining rooms form the heart of the home,

Offering an exceptional combination of space, privacy and convenience, this spacious family residence sits on an impressive 4,069m² allotment, surrounded by established gardens and mature trees, all just minutes from Castlemaine's town centre. The thoughtfully designed home provides four generous bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with walk-in robe and private ensuite. Three further bedrooms, all with built-in robes, are serviced by a central family bathroom, separate toilet and practical laundry. Designed for comfortable family living, the versatile floorplan features two separate living areas, providing plenty of room for relaxation, entertaining and everyday family life. The well-appointed kitchen offers excellent storage, generous preparation space, dishwasher and walk-in pantry, flowing through to the adjoining dining area and spacious living room. Extending the home's living space outdoors, a generous covered entertaining area overlooks the established gardens, creating

Tucked away in a quiet and sought-after pocket, this low-maintenance brick home presents an affordable opportunity on an approx. 354m² allotment, retaining many of its original features and offering comfortable, practical living in a convenient location. Just a few minutes' walk to the local bakery, café, recreational amenities and weekend market, with enjoyable bush walks and Castlemaine town centre a little further away, the location offers an appealing balance of convenience and lifestyle. The home comprises two bedrooms, both with built-in robes, a central bathroom and separate WC. The kitchen features timber-finish cabinetry and connects to separate dining and living areas, providing practical spaces for everyday living. The living room enjoys a large north-facing window, allowing natural light to filter through. Year-round comfort is provided by a split system, complemented by a ceiling fan. Stepping outside, the covered front verandah provides sheltered entry to the home, while

Quietly positioned just off Wheeler Street, this beautifully private home offers an easy, low maintenance lifestyle within an easy walk of Castlemaine's town centre. With shops, cafés, restaurants, galleries and the everyday conveniences of town around 800 metres away, there is little need to get in the car. Single level and thoughtfully arranged, the home provides three well proportioned bedrooms with built in robes, including a generous main bedroom with its own ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a central bathroom with a separate toilet, while a dedicated laundry and excellent storage add to the practical floorplan. At the heart of the home is a light filled open plan living and dining area, offering a generous space to relax and gather with family and friends. The large, well appointed kitchen, with AEG cooktop and pyrolytic oven, provides plenty of bench space and storage, with garden outlooks adding a lovely connection to the established surrounds. Ducted gas heating

Positioned in Castlemaine's highly regarded Botanical Gardens precinct, this appealing mid 1970s cream brick residence offers comfortable living, excellent shedding and exciting potential on a generous 1,022m² allotment with a desirable north facing rear aspect. The well maintained home comprises six main rooms, including three double bedrooms, an updated kitchen and bathroom, and inviting living spaces featuring a distinctive Castlemaine slate fireplace with gas heating. Air conditioning, fresh paintwork and new carpets provide additional comfort, while the home's practical layout offers plenty of scope to further personalise. Outside, the expansive rear garden provides a wonderful setting for outdoor living, landscaping or future improvements. A substantial double garage with adjoining workshop and separate storeroom adds exceptional versatility for vehicles, projects and additional storage. The location is a standout, with the Botanical Gardens, Bridge Hotel, Mill Complex and train

Recycled brick, warm timber and a 4.2m entry ceiling announce a home built with care. This is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence, 1.6km from central Castlemaine, on a 526sqm (approx.) block. Over two levels, there is 325sqm of living and a further 76sqm of balcony and patio. Mount Alexander rises in the view from the front. A leafy outlook to the west sits at the back. Step inside and the pace slows. Scallop wall detailing gives the entry a soft, sculptural texture. It returns on the kitchen island and in the main bedroom. Hardwood floors lead to open-plan living and dining that is light and bright, with views to the east, north and west. Sheer curtains soften the sun. The palette is gentle and earthy, with soft gumnut tones, warm whites and timber. Ducted heating and cooling keep every room comfortable through the seasons. The kitchen is the heart of the home. A large island bench with a stone waterfall edge is made for slow breakfasts, homework and long conversations. Soft gree

Some homes ask you to look at the view. This one is built around it. Set high above Castlemaine, this double-fronted late Victorian looks over the town to Mount Tarrengower. The L-shaped wrap-around verandah, trimmed in cast iron lacework, is turned to the horizon. As the sun drops behind the mountain, the lights come on across town. You will want to be here for it. Inside, period grace meets considered modern living. A leadlight door with coloured glass sidelights opens to a hall of Victorian detail. Shutters soften the bedrooms, and the light moves slowly through the day. Behind the character sits a quiet, thorough renovation. Renewed plumbing, rewiring, external wall insulation and double glazing in the addition make the home as comfortable as it is handsome. Three inverter split systems, solar panels feeding back to the grid and reversible ceiling fans in the living areas keep it that way all year. The kitchen is the heart of the house. A three-metre stone island sits at its centre

Perfectly positioned on a picturesque 418 sqm approx. corner allotment, this beautifully renovated 1901 cottage offers an enviable lifestyle just moments from the heart of Castlemaine. Stroll to cafés, restaurants, the train station, The Mill precinct and the Botanical Gardens, while enjoying the peace and privacy of a home surrounded by established gardens and mature trees. A traditional verandah welcomes you inside, where the home's rich history is immediately evident. The inviting sitting room is centred around a magnificent open fireplace with an ornate timber overmantel, creating a warm and elegant space to relax. Throughout the home, original Baltic pine floors, timber-lined ceilings, decorative wallpaper, timber dado panelling and carefully restored period details blend effortlessly with tasteful contemporary updates. The eat-in kitchen has been thoughtfully renovated to honour the home's heritage while embracing modern living. Timber benchtops, a farmhouse butler's sink, induct

Set on an expansive 4,043sqm approx. allotment in the highly sought-after Barkers Creek locale, 8768 Midland Highway presents an outstanding opportunity to embrace a peaceful country lifestyle just minutes from the heart of Castlemaine. Offering a charming three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, established grounds, multiple shedding options and plenty of space to enjoy, this property combines character, practicality, future potential and a unique connection to Australian history. Adding further appeal, the property is currently operating as an established Airbnb business, achieving approximately $45,000 in annual turnover (with the infrastructure and potential to earn more). This provides an attractive option for investors, lifestyle buyers or those seeking a regional retreat with an existing short-stay accommodation income stream already in place. Privately positioned behind established gardens and framed by wide-open surrounds, the home offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with gen

Leafy Outlook | Expansive 940m² Allotment | Outstanding Space & Versatility Occupying an elevated 940m² allotment, this classic 1955 triple fronted weatherboard home has a wonderful sense of space, a beautiful northerly aspect and an extraordinary amount of garaging and workshop accommodation. With its established setting, generous proportions and rear access from Shadforth Street, the property offers a level of versatility rarely found in such a central Castlemaine location. The home's mid century character is evident in its traditional weatherboard façade, decorative detailing and well proportioned interiors. A spacious lounge enjoys an abundance of northern light through a large picture window, framing the leafy outlook and highlighting the ornate ceiling. The adjoining kitchen and meals area has been updated for everyday use, featuring a gas cooktop, practical storage and room for a family dining table. Three bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, including a main bedroom with

A white timber gate, a gravel drive and a long view down the paddock. This property sits on 8.8 acres (approx.) in a desirable part of Castlemaine. Bushland and the Leanganook Track run along the edge of the land, and the town lies just beyond. You are minutes from central Castlemaine, yet wonderfully tucked away. Inside the three-bedroom period home, ornate plaster ceilings sit above leadlight windows and timber floorboards. The lounge and the dining room each have a bay window. Both look out over the green pasture and the Leanganook Track. Morning light reaches the rooms early and stays late. The kitchen is white and country in style, with window cabinets, an island bench, a double wall oven and a dishwasher. A window above the cooktop looks to the rotunda and the paddock. A sliding door opens to the deck. It is an easy step out for a morning coffee, or a long lunch with family and friends. One of the three bedrooms has built-in robes, and the contemporary new bathroom has a back-to-

This is a Castlemaine street where school, town and the creek are all reached on foot. The four bedroom home on approximately 669sqm is a short walk to Winter's Flat Primary School, the Castlemaine retail precinct and the train station, with services to Melbourne and Bendigo. Central Castlemaine is 1.5km away. Walking tracks lead to Campbells Creek. Inside, the living room is entered from the front verandah. The kitchen and dining area sit at the centre of the home, and this is where the days settle. The kitchen has a freestanding gas cooktop with oven and a dishwasher. A wrap-around bench allows for casual meals. Sliding doors open from the dining area to the alfresco, a north-facing space of 9.3m x 3m. The main bedroom is front-facing and has a split system and built-in robes. Three further bedrooms include one with a split system. The bathroom has a shower, bath and vanity, with a separate toilet. An outside bath sits near the rear door. Ducted heating runs through the home, with wa

Behind its distinctive bullnose verandah and beautifully established gardens, Hillsvue is a Victorian home rich in original detail, natural light and the kind of considered spaces that make a house work equally well for everyday life and entertaining. Positioned on one of Castlemaine's most admired streets, the location is exceptionally convenient, with the town centre around 700 metres away, along with schools, cafés and Kalimna Park. Inside, the proportions and craftsmanship of the period are immediately apparent. High ceilings, polished Baltic pine floors, pressed metal and timber detailing create a strong sense of place, while generous windows bring northern light deep into the living spaces. The country-style kitchen sits at the centre of the home, with a gas cooktop, dishwasher and generous dining area opening towards the deck and garden. Nearby, the lounge has its own character, with a custom-built bookshelf, northern light and doors opening to the verandah and patio. Three bedr

Positioned in a central location just moments from Castlemaine's Town Centre, Rail Station, schools, Botanical Gardens, recreational facilities and everyday conveniences, this property delivers comfort, convenience and effortless low-maintenance living. The home offers a welcoming interior with a practical floorplan designed for easy everyday living. The kitchen and living space are thoughtfully arranged to provide a comfortable and practical setting for easy day-to-day living. Two well-proportioned bedrooms are serviced by a centrally positioned bathroom, while the refreshed presentation allows buyers to simply move in and enjoy from day one. Outside, the property offers a practical and low-maintenance setting with pathways surrounding the home, a covered carport and a handy storage shed adding everyday convenience. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers or investors seeking a quality property in a premium central location, this is an opportunity to secure an easy-care home with life

Positioned in one of Castlemaine's most walkable pockets, this beautifully maintained 1940s home captures the warmth and craftsmanship of its era while offering the comfort and practicality expected today. Set behind established gardens on a private, level 518sqm allotment, it's a home with genuine substance, where generous proportions, original character and a highly sought-after location come together. Inside, polished timber floors, decorative cornices and picture rails speak to the home's heritage, while the spacious floorplan provides flexibility for family living. Three generous double bedrooms are complemented by a formal dining room, where a striking tapestry brick fireplace creates a wonderful focal point. The updated kitchen is well-equipped with a stainless steel oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and excellent storage, while the renovated bathroom features both a separate bath and shower. At the rear, a north-facing entertaining deck enjoys all-day sunshine and overlooks the pri

Built circa 1965, this home sits high above Castlemaine and faces west. It is 700m from the centre of town, close enough to walk to everything and high enough to see it all laid out below. The sun sets over the rooftops and treetops, and the light fills the home. The location is the heart of it. You can walk to Castlemaine's shops, cafes and Theatre Royal, and to the railway station for the train to Melbourne. The Burke and Wills Monument and Kalimna Park are close by, and so is Castlemaine Primary School. Most days can start and end on foot, and the car can stay home. The verandah runs along the front behind a wrought iron balustrade, with room for a table and chairs. Frosted double doors open to it from the living room, so the view reaches indoors too. Inside, timber floorboards run underfoot. The living and dining room is 5.5 x 4.2m (approx.), with ceiling detail, a period slate mantle surround and a split system. Wide windows look out over the town. The kitchen sits beside it, with

A stone's throw away from all Castlemaine offers, this three-bedroom period home provides modern comfort with period charm and a beautiful borrowed landscape never to be built upon. The property is within walking distance of the train station, the Railway Hotel, Camp Reserve, the Mill Complex, the Botanic Gardens, and the thriving Castlemaine retail and restaurants. Elevated from the street, steps lead to a wrap-around bull nose verandah, overlooking pretty Gingell Street and directing you toward the rear of the property before opening onto a private terraced courtyard, perfect for entertaining. A modern addition to the home seamlessly merges with the original as you enter through a sliding door into the north-facing dining with dappled light filtering in, creating a soft, cosy feel to the space. An open-plan layout creates a seamless connection between dining, kitchen and living, all with outlooks onto the terrace and borrowed landscape. The updated country-style kitchen provides a Mi

Ericsville has stood on McGrath Street since circa 1860. This solid brick Victorian home sits behind a picket fence and a garden tended for decades. The allotment is approximately 1890sqm, and central Castlemaine is 1.7km away. History and space come together here. High ceilings, open fireplaces, and period detail give the house its character, with room for family life to spread out inside and out. Children can roam the lawn, and friends can gather on the verandah. It is a home to settle into and grow with. The house was built by Eric Finlason, Castlemaine's first librarian, and it still carries his name. A 1980s extension added three bedrooms at the rear, while the original rooms keep their period character. The entry sets the tone. Etched glass frames the front door, and timber-lined ceilings and pine floors run through a wide central hall. The lounge is 4.3 x 6.4m, with high ceilings, an open fireplace in a period decorative surround and a bay window looking onto the garden. The mai

Set on 777sqm (approx.), this fully renovated Federation-era weatherboard home has been brought back to life with care and attention to detail. Completely re-stumped, re-plumbed and re-wired, and insulated in the floor, walls and ceiling, it is ready to move straight into. High ceilings and Baltic pine floors carry the period character throughout. The living room has an Art Nouveau leadlight window and built-in shelves that wait for books. Beside it, the kitchen and dining area flow together as one open space. Bespoke American beech joinery meets stainless steel benchtops, with an electric cooktop, wall oven and dishwasher. A split system keeps the dining area comfortable, and two sets of double doors open to the wraparound deck and 35sqm alfresco overlooking the garden. Three bedrooms look onto the garden, and two have timber floors and built-in robes. The bathroom pairs dark tiles with warm timber, with glazed-door cabinets set into the panelling and a shower over the bath. The laund

Positioned in the heart of Castlemaine and set among a row of heritage homes, this character-filled weatherboard cottage delivers easy town living with excellent accommodation flexibility. Cafés, pubs, shops and public transport are all within a short walk, making the location as practical as it is appealing. The main residence opens via a traditional hallway and comprises a light-filled bedroom with reverse cycle heating and cooling, a contemporary bathroom with a deep soaking bath, and an open-plan living and dining zone stretching across the rear of the home. This space is warmed by a cosy fireplace and further climate controlled by reverse cycle air conditioning. The cottage kitchen is compact yet well designed, featuring stainless steel gas appliances, traditional cabinetry and timber floors that run throughout. To the rear, a separate, fully self-contained studio provides outstanding versatility. Originally designed as an audio recording studio, it offers excellent insulation, so

Positioned on the edge of Castlemaine's town centre, this character filled property offers an appealing combination of retro style, relaxed living and a surprisingly versatile outdoor setting. Set on a manageable 574m² allotment, the home enjoys an easy, level walk into the CBD via the nearby walking trail or footpath, placing Castlemaine's cafés, shops and local attractions within comfortable reach. Inside, the home retains its distinctive retro character, with light filled open plan living and dining creating an inviting space for everyday living. The adjoining kitchen is practical and well equipped with modern appliances and a dishwasher, while the home's two bedrooms include a generously proportioned, north facing main bedroom that enjoys beautiful natural light. Additional features include gas hot water and an integrated 3kW solar system. Outdoors offers private garden spaces with plenty of room to relax, entertain or enjoy the outdoors. A charming front porch adds to the home's r

Privately positioned yet exceptionally accessible, this two bedroom home offers an easy care lifestyle in a highly convenient Castlemaine location. Set on its own title of approximately 414m² with access via a shared driveway, it provides a sense of privacy while remaining close to everything that makes Castlemaine such a desirable place to live. The practical floorplan includes two well proportioned bedrooms, both with built in robes, alongside a central bathroom with a walk in shower, separate toilet and dedicated laundry space. A gas heater provides warmth through the cooler months, creating a comfortable and easily maintained home suited to everyday living. Outside, the manageable allotment provides room to enjoy without demanding extensive upkeep. A single carport offers covered off street parking, while a garden shed provides additional storage. A real highlight is the substantial 6m x 3.6m workshop, offering excellent space for hobbies, tools, projects or further storage - a val

Few properties in the Mount Alexander region carry the history, presence, and provenance of Waverley. A landmark historic estate on an expansive 1683 sqm (approx) park-like allotment, this magnificent early goldfields home has defined its corner of the premier Castlemaine town precinct since c.1864. Impeccably preserved and held by only four families over 162 years, the home seamlessly blends grand architectural heritage with modern comfort. Behind the restored original slate roof, grand Georgian verandah, and jewel-toned leadlight entry lies an interior defined by 3.6m ceilings, polished timber floors, and exquisite ceiling roses. The impressive formal lounge and dining rooms connect via original kauri pine bifold doors. Both rooms open through French doors to the front verandah making for effortless entertaining. Daily life centres around a light-filled country kitchen featuring exposed red brick, a local granite island, and a bay-window dining nook, alongside an adjoining large casu