366 properties for sale in Elphinstone, Mount Alexander

Set against a backdrop of open skies and rolling landscape, this remarkable lifestyle property has been shaped for the way families gather, retreat and evolve over time. Blurring the line between country escape and everyday sanctuary, the home offers an extraordinary sense of flexibility, where multiple generations can live together with ease, unfolding as two distinct wings connected within one expansive residence, all set on 2.65 acres of usable land. The first wing introduces a sophisticated and grounded aesthetic, centred around a striking marble-tiled kitchen and living domain where generous proportions, raked ceilings and warm textures create an immediate sense of atmosphere. Designed as a true gathering space, the kitchen combines modern appliances with extensive bench space and storage, flowing effortlessly into the adjoining living area. Two well-sized bedrooms and a beautifully finished fully tiled bathroom complete this section of the home. The second wing continues the home

Commanding a prominent corner position, this brick residence unfolds as a home of surprising scale and versatility, where interconnected living zones and adaptable spaces create a layout that has evolved beautifully. A welcoming patio entrance introduces interiors filled with natural light, opening into a substantial L-shaped living and dining domain where timber-look flooring and reverse cycle heating and cooling bring warmth and everyday comfort to the heart of the home. Positioned at the centre of the home, the kitchen is both practical and well connected, appointed with an electric cooktop and wall oven, while overlooking the dining zone to create an easy sense of flow for everyday living and entertaining alike. Two well-proportioned bedrooms branch from the central hallway, both with built-in robes, complemented by a study/home office and the central bathroom with separate WC. Adding a whole extra dimension to the property is the remarkable rear wing. Wrapped in double glazing and

Set on an expansive 6,643sqm (approx.) corner block, this substantial double-brick residence is immersed in beautifully established gardens, offering a rare sense of privacy, tranquillity, and timeless Federation charm. Beyond the cypress hedge-lined driveway, the home reveals itself with a commanding presence, where generous proportions immediately speak to its scale. Designed with an emphasis on living and entertaining, a semi-formal lounge flows effortlessly into an expansive living domain, perfectly suited to large gatherings. At the heart of the home, a quintessential country kitchen evokes the pages of Country Style magazine, complete with a Rayburn combustion stove. An adjoining sunroom/breakfast space provides a relaxed everyday hub, complemented by a separate dining room and an inviting second living room. Accommodation is thoughtfully arranged with five bedrooms, serviced by two bathrooms and a large, practical laundry, ensuring comfort and functionality for family living. En

Set just 600 metres from the heart of Castlemaine and approximately 1.2km to the train station, 21 Adams Street presents a rare chance to secure a character home in an unbeatable locationready for its next chapter. Originally built in 1910, the home is rich in history but requires significant restoration to bring it back to life. Being offered strictly as is, this is a project for those with visionwhether you're looking to renovate, reconfigure, or completely reimagine the space (STCA). Opportunities like this, so close to town, are becoming increasingly hard to find. The existing layout comprises four bedrooms, one bathroom, and a separate laundry, with the added flexibility of a detached studio or fifth bedroom. With its own access from both Adams Street and Rowe Street, this space opens up a range of possibilities. Set on a well-positioned allotment, the property also includes shedding with a concrete floor and power, adding further practicality for tradies, storage, or workshop use

Set behind classic loop-top wire fencing, this beautifully presented period style home enjoys an elevated position, established gardens and a sweeping return verandah overlooking the north facing garden. With generous proportions, quality finishes and an impressive outdoor entertaining pavilion, the property has been designed for both comfortable family living and entertaining on a grand scale. Inside, polished timber floors, plush carpets, elegant window furnishings and traditional detailing give the home a warm and refined feel. The generous kitchen is a standout, featuring natural stone benchtops, a large island bench, premium appliances and an adjoining butler's pantry. Four beautifully appointed bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, including a spacious main suite with French doors opening directly onto the verandah and a beautifully finished ensuite. The family bathroom is equally impressive, with a freestanding bath, floating vanity and brushed gold fittings. Double doors co

Set on an impressive 3156m2 allotment on the high side of the street, this substantial four bedroom brick residence offers generous proportions, a sunny north facing aspect and exciting possibilities for the future. With expansive grounds, multiple living areas and the potential to renovate, extend or subdivide (STCA), the property presents a rare opportunity to secure a sizeable holding just minutes from the heart of Castlemaine. Designed with family living in mind, the home features a spacious and versatile floorplan with both formal and informal living areas, providing plenty of room to entertain, relax or retreat. A central timber kitchen serves the adjoining dining and living spaces, while an oversized laundry and excellent storage add to the home's practical appeal. The generous main bedroom features walk through robes and a private ensuite, while three further bedrooms, each with built in robes, are serviced by an original family bathroom. Reverse cycle heating and cooling, gas

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

Expressions of Interest Closing Thursday 12th November at 5.00pm $2,700,000 - $2,900,000 One of the most important and cherished properties in the region, no doubt why 'Woodara' is being offered for sale for the first time in over 150 years. Mr A Rowan arrived from Scotland in the mid 19th century purchasing the land for its rich volcanic soils and over 2km of Campaspe River meandering through the property. Today it sits in absolute privacy located in the farming hamlet of Greenhill which is less than 10 minutes from the heart of Kyneton and just over an hour from Melbourne CBD. The heirloom field of daffodils greets you on arrival as the drive leads you to the understated elegance of the grand old homestead. With generous proportions allowing scope for improvement, every room has garden and many with district views. Over the generations and to this day the stunning formal sitting and dining rooms have been the scene of many a family gathering. There are 4 excellent sized bedrooms serv

There is something about Taradale that gets under your skin - the historic churches on the hill, the grand viaduct, the rolling countryside, the sense that life here still moves at a human pace. At 36 Roderick Street, you get to be part of that story from a home that feels exactly right for its setting - a quintessential country cottage on a generous, fully fenced block. Elevated and lovely to look at, this transported weatherboard home has all the charm you hope for - a bullnose veranda, bay window and a warm, welcoming feel from the moment you arrive. Freshly painted inside and out, it feels bright, cared for and ready to enjoy. Inside, timber and slate floors bring character, while the floorplan offers flexibility for families, downsizers and tree changers who still want room to potter, plant and breathe. The heart of the home is the enormous living room. With a central wood fire, split system heating/cooling, plenty of room for both lounging and dining, doors opening out to the dec

A contemporary home with a sense of history, set quietly within one of the Goldfields' most tightly held villages. Only 2.5 years young and crafted by boutique builder Davrose Homes, it's a place where clean modern lines are softened by thoughtful detail. That story begins with the bricks. Recycled from the very site itself, once home to an old cottage and possibly the historic Albion Hotel, they've been thoughtfully reintroduced through feature elements across the property. A subtle nod to what once stood here, adding texture, warmth and a layer of history without overpowering the home's modern feel. Set on approximately 1878sqm, it's a generous parcel with space to stretch out and settle in. From the street, the tone is set. A masonry front fence and matching retaining walls frame the home, giving it presence without feeling overdone. Directly opposite Taradale Primary School and a short wander to the playground, wine bar and village hub, the position strikes a balance between commun

Welcome to this charming family home, offering comfortable living, a practical layout, and peaceful rural views in a quiet setting. Step inside to a light-filled open plan living and dining area featuring tiled flooring, a striking raked ceiling, and a desirable north-facing aspect that captures natural light throughout the day. The adjoining kitchen is designed for functionality, complete with a gas cooktop, wall oven, wide fridge space, and an open pantry, making meal preparation both convenient and enjoyable. We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. The home offers three well-sized bedrooms, including a master suite with its own private ensuite. A centrally located main bathroom is complemented by a separate toilet and laundry, while a linen cupboard provides additional storage. Outside, a full-width verandah creates th

Set beneath the granite face of Mount Alexander, this restored brick homestead occupies 50.2 acres (approx) across two titles, just over ten minutes from Castlemaine and Harcourt with direct access to the Calder Freeway. The house was built circa 1934, and only two owners have held the land for over ninety years, a continuity for a holding of this scale and history. The house itself is generous in proportion and rich in character. A wide wraparound verandah steps into a central hallway with timber floors, ornate plasterwork, high ceilings, and double-hung windows. The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area is contemporary in fit-out, with a Smeg 900mm induction cooktop and oven, Miele dishwasher, stone benchtops, and considered storage, while retaining the proportions of the original build. A separate front lounge with a solid-wood heater and a split system offers a second living option. Three bedrooms, all with built-in robes; main bedroom with split system. Family bathroom with c

White standard roses line the front of this Edwardian home. Light moves softly through the rooms, and the garden is always close at the windows. There is room to gather and room to be alone. Mornings begin slowly on the verandah, and evenings stretch out on the deck. It is a home that welcomes you in, and one that is easy to stay in. Chewton is its village, and Castlemaine is only minutes away. A wide central hallway carries you through, framed by a decorative arch with ornate corbels. Pine flooring runs underfoot, and the high ceilings, deep cornices, and ceiling roses have been preserved. Art Nouveau leadlight glows in the front door and beside it, its tulip motif repeated in the glass. Period casement and double-hung windows bring in light and garden views from every room, some topped with panes of rose-toned glass. Ducted heating keeps the home warm in the cooler seasons. The north-west living room is the heart of the house. It has a leadlight door to the verandah and a split syste

A fabulous location, equidistant to Daylesford, Kyneton and Castlemaine with the backdrop of Fryers Range State Forest, creates the setting for 'Cloud End' a magnificent lifestyle property positioned on 11.98ha (approx.) of picturesque landscape. The main residence is accompanied by two storybook character cottages with perfect flexibility to either continue the return on investment, currently operating as a thriving short stay accommodation business, or make the most of potential for multigenerational living, or perhaps exploring new possibilities (STCA). The grounds feature a sparkling lake and island full of local birdlife, two dams, including one spring fed, visiting kangaroos, and Hunts Creek that runs through the property, creating a magical space for exploration in the complete serenity of the private grounds. Hardwood timber floors flow through the main homestead incorporating four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a beautiful open plan living and dining room with vaulted ceiling,

Set across approximately six acres of native bushland, this double-stone residence offers privacy, self-sufficiency and a deeply peaceful connection to its natural surroundings. Thoughtfully positioned within the landscape, the home embraces its setting with wide verandahs and elevated views into the treetops. Inside, vaulted ceilings and striking stone feature walls create a wonderful sense of space, while reclaimed vintage doors and natural materials add warmth and character. The open plan kitchen, living and dining area forms the heart of the home, centred around a Nectre wood heater and designed for relaxed everyday living. The kitchen is both practical and inviting, with timber benchtops, gas cooktop, gas oven and generous preparation space. Gas heating and evaporative cooling provide additional comfort across the seasons. Accommodation includes three bedrooms and a central bathroom, supported by a thoughtfully designed off-grid system featuring a 1.6kW solar array with battery st

Set within Castlemaine's groundbreaking Paddock eco-village, this beautiful three-bedroom home sets a new benchmark for sustainable living. Designed to an impressive 8.2-star energy rating, it offers exceptional year-round comfort, with thoughtful design helping to keep interiors cooler through summer and warm and inviting throughout winter. Unlike many other townhouses, this one has extraordinary access to verdant spaces: a kitchen garden, wildlife corridors, two wetlands lush with aquatic plants, intimate walking paths with blossoming fruit trees, climbing vines, and olive trees, a village green for picnics, multiple outdoor dining areas in the shade of eucalypts or grapevines. Thoughtfully designed to foster a sense of community and closer connection to nature. A rare and inspiring feature of this thoughtfully designed community is its generous shared workshop, offering space for resident artists, woodworkers and musicians to bring creative ideas to life, alongside practical space f

Jubilee Cottage is a beautifully renovated home where cottage character, thoughtful updates and a generous helping of charm come together. Immaculate from front to back, it offers a fresh, welcoming feel with plenty of personality and far more than first meets the eye. Three bedrooms are complemented by an ensuite and a main bathroom, while two separate living areas provide plenty of flexibility. At the front of the home, a formal lounge offers a quieter retreat, while the relaxed living area at the rear centres around a gorgeous modern kitchen, complete with stone benchtops, a generous island, polished timber floors and a striking vaulted ceiling. Multiple split system heating and cooling units provide comfort throughout the seasons. Outside, cottage gardens frame the home, while the huge timber deck is made for long lunches, afternoon drinks and easy entertaining. Two separate, tastefully renovated studios offer wonderful scope for home offices, creative pursuits or hobby rooms, whil

This 3-bedroom double-fronted Victorian home sits proudly on a spectacular elevated parcel of land with all town services, north facing views towards Mt Alexander and picturesque views of the surrounding countryside of Malmsbury from the front and back of the property. Boasting character and charm, features include high ceilings, original Japan black Baltic pine floorboards and open fireplace for ambience. Upon arrival you are welcomed by the impressive wide front verandah with solid timber entrance door opening into a central hallway with a bedroom either side, a beautiful vestibule door then welcomes you to the cozy lounge room with wood heater and split system, the 3rd bedroom is off this area. The kitchen features an impressive Belling freestanding stove, plenty of cupboards, soft closing doors and cabinets, ample work bench space, dishwasher and a combined meals area. The back part of the home is ready for the next owner to renovate and put their own stamp on the property. An exci

There's a quiet confidence to this re-imagined 1800s cottage-one that honours its past while embracing a more expansive, modern way of living. Beyond its timeless façade, the home unfolds with a sense of warmth and generosity, where original character and thoughtful updates sit comfortably side by side. Coved ceilings add a softness overhead, while three well-proportioned bedrooms provide restful retreats. The layout invites flexibility, with two substantial living zones and a dedicated dining area offering space to gather, retreat, or reconfigure as life demands. A light-filled garden room forms a welcoming entry-an everyday moment that connects indoors with the landscape beyond. At the heart of the home, a large country-style kitchen delivers both scale and function. Designed for real living, it's a place where cooking, conversation, and long afternoons naturally come together, all while looking out to the greenery that defines this property. Further enhancing day-to-day living, the

The land at Neates Road was granted to J. Neate in April 1862, and the Neate family remained associated with this weatherboard cottage well into the twentieth century. Miss Neate ran a poultry farm here. That kind of continuity leaves a mark, a sense of lives lived slowly and well, and you feel it the moment you arrive. Listed on the Shire of Mount Alexander Heritage Study for its architectural and historic significance to the Campbells Creek township, the cottage retains its original gabled roof form and the quiet dignity of a 19th-century building that has been genuinely loved. The reverse bull nose verandah sets the scene: old wisteria and a rambling pink rose wind their way along the posts, a Magnolia Grandiflora keeps graceful watch overhead, and beyond it all, Mount Alexander sits square on the horizon, a view that changes with every season and never gets old. Step inside through the front door, or through the French leadlight doors that open from the living room to the verandah,

Built circa 1953, Rose Hill is a stunning double-brick mid-century, post-war home with curved lines. Cream brick sweeps around the front windows in the Waterfall style, a design rarely seen in Castlemaine. Crazy stone walling and a terraced ornamental garden lead up to the front steps. What stays with you is the attention to detail. Every room and every corner of the garden has been restored and cared for with patience. Double front doors with etched, frosted glass open to a wide hallway of polished hardwood. To the front, the lounge room curves with the architecture. Shuttered bay windows face north, and a wood heater sits in a period surround with a timber mantle. Folding glazed doors with etched deco glass open to the dining room, where a fireplace with a mosaic-tiled surround holds the centre of the room. Art Deco cornices and ceiling roses run through the home, and the pattern changes from room to room. In the dining room it is a sunburst. The kitchen shows the care best. It has b

Rich in history and timeless appeal, The Folly is a captivating mid-1800s sandstone and timber cottage, set within approximately half an acre of beautiful, established gardens in historic Chewton. Historic Character - Sandstone and timber construction, brick floors, coved ceilings, French doors and charming period details. Beautiful Interiors - Two bedrooms, a claw-foot bath, separate shower, generous dining and sitting room with Scandinavian wood stove cooker, plus a cosy retreat with open fireplace. An Abundant Garden - A private, leafy haven featuring elegant tree peonies and perennial peonies, stone walls, mature deciduous trees and a magnificent Bunya pine. An Edible Paradise - A delightful collection of fruit and nut trees, including quince, Nashi pear, pistachio, apple, olive, pomegranate, peach, mulberry, plum, medlar and lemon. Outdoor Charm - Brick courtyard, stone steps, single garage and a woodland garden extending to the rear. Connected & Convenient - Water and sewer conne

In a town brimming with iconic buildings from the goldfields' era, The Gold Warden's Office stands out, not only as a stunning example of period architecture, but for its residential and commercial versatility courtesy of a Commercial Zoning with the option for residential use. On a spacious 719 sqm corner allotment in the heart of Castlemaine and built in 1864 by Charles Maplestone for use as a gold storage facility and miners' court, the building has undergone an extensive and meticulous restoration and renovation programme. Soaring 14' ceilings, some timber-lined, arched sash windows, polished floorboards and multiple fireplaces combine with all the attributes of contemporary living to create a stylish yet relaxed home or commercial offering. As a commercial proposition the building offers an entrance foyer, reception area and 4 consult rooms. As a residence the central gated entry opens to an expansive living room with formal and informal meals areas and renovated kitchen with timb

This stunning modern home offers style, space, and functionality for contemporary family living, just 2.5km from the centre of Castlemaine. Boasting four generous bedrooms, it caters to both family life and work-from-home needs. The main bedroom is a luxurious private retreat, complete with a walk-in robe and sleek, modern ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms feature built-in robes and a beautifully appointed bathroom in a fresh, modern palette. At the heart of the home, a striking white kitchen features a chic subway tile splashback, stainless steel appliances, a double sink, and a spacious walk-in pantry perfect for creating culinary delights while staying connected to the expansive open-plan living and dining areas. A cleverly designed built-in desk/ study nook adds practicality without compromising the home's sleek aesthetic. Year-round comfort is guaranteed with ducted heating and evaporative cooling, while outdoors, a low-maintenance concrete alfresco invites effortless entertai

Set on an elevated and private 2,430sqm (approx.) allotment, this comfortable three bedroom home offers relaxed country living only five minutes from the centre of Castlemaine. With a functional layout and generous proportions, the home offers flexibility for families, investors, or those seeking a peaceful lifestyle within easy reach of town. The home features an inviting open-plan lounge and meals area, with the kitchen offering excellent storage, electric cooking, a dishwasher, and plenty of bench space for everyday ease. The family friendly layout includes three bedrooms serviced by a central bathroom with a shower and separate bath, plus a separate toilet positioned off the laundry for practicality. Climate control is well covered with a wood heater, reverse cycle split system, and a heat pump hot water system. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a large entertaining deck and a paved alfresco area-perfect for gatherings, BBQ's, or simply soaking up the surrounds. The property's 0.

Set on an approximately 512sqm allotment, this charming cottage offers a wonderful opportunity to secure a character-filled home in the historic village of Chewton. Featuring three bedrooms, separate living and dining areas, established gardens and a separate cottage, the property offers plenty of scope for buyers looking to renovate, personalise or enjoy its existing charm. Timber-lined interiors, high ceilings and a distinctive timber ceiling in the lounge create a warm, traditional feel. The separate lounge provides a comfortable living space, while the adjoining dining room offers room for everyday meals and family gatherings. The kitchen retains its original character and connects conveniently with the rear verandah. Three bedrooms provide flexibility for couples, small families or those seeking space for guests or a home office. The home is serviced by a central bathroom, with additional bathroom facilities and a separate toilet contributing to the property's practical layout. Ou

This mud-brick home belongs to a distinctly Australian architectural Bush Modern tradition, combining modernist ideas with the materials and informality of the bush. Handcrafted from natural materials and deeply connected to its natural setting, the light-filled house has the individual character of the mud-brick homes pioneered by Alistair Knox: architecture conceived not in opposition to the landscape, but as part of it. Two potters built it in the early 1980s, and it sits on 4.54 hectares (approx.) of bush protected by a Trust for Nature conservation covenant. The home is completely off-grid and very quiet, yet Chewton is close, Castlemaine is eleven minutes away, and Melbourne is easy to reach. Inside, the walls are soft rendered mud brick and the ceilings are lined in timber. The floors are brick, laid in a basketweave pattern. Long runs of windows frame the bushland, and the light moves through the rooms across the day. Living, dining and kitchen share one open room, warmed by a

Offering space, a convenient location and scope to make it your own, 10 Bruce Street presents an opportunity to secure an older home on a generous allotment close to the heart of Castlemaine. Set on approximately 766m², the home features four bedrooms, a separate lounge and a kitchen with adjoining dining area. The traditional floor plan provides a practical foundation for buyers looking to update and personalise the home over time. The separate lounge offers a comfortable living space, while the kitchen and dining area provide a functional layout for everyday living. With its established character and scope for improvement, the home will appeal to buyers looking for a property they can make their own. Outside, established trees and gardens provide a leafy setting, with a long driveway leading to the rear of the property. A carport and additional shedding offer useful space for parking, storage or hobbies. The location is another highlight, with Castlemaine's town centre approximately

Inspection by Private Appointment Beautifully positioned within an easy stroll of Malmsbury Village and the Train Station, this beautifully thought out double-storey residence is a rare offering, combining impressive scale, quality design, and a generous land size set in an attractive part of Malmsbury. Homes of this calibre and size are rarely found here in Malmsbury, making it an exceptional opportunity for families seeking both space and sophistication in a country setting, whilst offering a near new build with all the modern conveniences. Spread across two light-filled levels, the home balances contemporary finishes with warmth and practicality. At its heart lies an expansive kitchen, dining and living zone that connects to a covered alfresco area, the perfect setting for family gatherings or evenings under the stars. The sleek kitchen showcases stone benchtops, quality appliances, and a walk-in pantry, blending style and functionality with ease. A versatile second lounge with a sl

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