366 properties for sale in Elphinstone, Mount Alexander

Set on a generous 2,205 m2 allotment with a rural outlook, this light filled brick residence offers the space, flexibility and garden setting that can be increasingly difficult to find so close to Castlemaine. Enhanced through the years, the 1990's era home is comfortable and well considered, with three bedrooms, two separate living areas and a renovated bathroom. The updated white kitchen is bright and functional, equipped with electric cooking and a dishwasher, while reverse cycle air conditioning and gas heating provide year round comfort. Outdoor living is a genuine highlight, with an extra large covered alfresco area overlooking the established rural style garden and views of the Chewton bushlands. Gum trees, rural fencing and the generous proportions of the allotment create a relaxed country atmosphere, while town water and water tanks add everyday practicality. For those needing space to work, create or store equipment, the property delivers with two substantial workshop spaces

First time offered for sale. A rare Gem. Forest View offers the rare combination of CBD convenience with a peaceful, rural feel - a true sanctuary in the heart of town. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and style, the home features hydronic heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuuming, double-glazed windows, and polished timber floorboards throughout the main living areas. A separate lounge retreat provides flexibility for relaxation or entertaining, while the beautifully appointed kitchen with a Falcon stove is sure to impress even the most discerning home cook. Accommodation is generous and versatile, comprising four spacious bedrooms plus a study or fifth bedroom. Two bedrooms have en-suites, while the third bathroom features a walk-in shower and a deep soaking bath, perfect for unwinding. A practical laundry chute adds to the home's thoughtful functionality. Secure lock-up undercover parking for two cars, plus additional covered parking for a third, ensures convenience for famili

First time offered for sale. A rare Gem. Johnstone Terrace offers the rare combination of CBD convenience with a peaceful, rural feel, a true sanctuary in the heart of town. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and style, the home features hydronic heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuuming, double-glazed windows, and polished timber floorboards throughout the main living areas. The beautifully appointed kitchen with a Falcon stove is sure to impress even the most discerning home cook. Accommodation is generous and versatile, comprising three spacious bedrooms. One bedroom has an ensuite, while the others share a bathroom that features a walk-in shower and a deep soaking bath, perfect for unwinding. A practical laundry chute adds to the home's thoughtful functionality. Secure lock-up undercover parking for two cars, plus additional covered parking for a third, ensures convenience for families and guests alike. With nothing to do but sit back on the balcony and take in the views, Johns

Sitting quietly on a generous 1169sqm (approx) corner allotment, this is the kind of home that offers something for everyone, space, flexibility, and comfort. A heated swimming pool, established native gardens and a covered alfresco area set the scene for long summer days, while ducted gas heating and quality year-round appointments ensure the home works just as well when the seasons turn. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living zone is the social hub of the home. A large kitchen bench, gas cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher and pantry cater for busy households, while sliding doors spill out to the alfresco overlooking the pool and rear garden, making entertaining as easy as it should be. The kitchen enjoys a pleasant outlook over the rear garden, and the dining space looks out to the established front garden, lending the home a wonderful connection to its natural surrounds throughout. The main bedroom is well-sized and private, with built-in robes and an ensuite comprising a shower, vani

Built in 1958, this welcoming weatherboard home combines the character of its era with inviting living spaces and an established garden that brings colour and enjoyment through the seasons. Close to Malmsbury's railway station and Botanical Gardens, it offers a lovely balance of country charm and everyday convenience. Timber floors, ornate ceilings, original light fittings and generous windows give the interiors warmth and personality. The living area connects with an adjoining dining space overlooking the north-facing garden, while the kitchen blends old and new elements with stone benchtops, an electric cooktop and a traditional pantry cupboard. A spacious and renovated bathroom adds contemporary comfort. Two bedrooms are complemented by a sunroom/studio that offers flexibility for additional living or dining. French doors connect several rooms with the outdoors, creating inviting places to enjoy a quiet morning, an afternoon in the garden or time with friends. Reverse-cycle air cond

Built in 1869 by the local community, Faraday School House No. 797 is a rare piece of Central Victorian history - one of only two Common Schools in Victoria constructed from locally sourced granite. Set on 2 acres, this beautifully restored property brings together remarkable architecture, a fascinating past and an unusually flexible collection of living spaces. The original schoolhouse is the heart of the property, retaining its distinctive granite construction and a wonderful sense of scale. Inside, an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area sits beneath a high cove timber ceiling, with polished Tasmanian Oak floorboards and a solid wood heater adding warmth and character. The contemporary kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with a freestanding cooker, dishwasher and generous storage, while insulation and timber blinds provide modern comfort. French doors open to a substantial alfresco area enveloped by established wisteria and ornamental grapevine. A separate 1980s granite building

ATTENTION SAVVY INVESTORS! MHB is delighted to offer to market the freehold passive investment sale of the Five Flags Hotel located in Campbells Creek, Victoria. For genuine sale exclusively by MHB - inspections strictly by appointment. Key Features: * Rock solid passive investment and opportunity across long term tenancy. * Thriving and renowned Five Flags Hotel in Campbells Creek just 3km from Castlemaine. * Rent at only 4% of turnover and well beneath industry benchmarks. * Tremendous tenant who is not going anywhere - just ask him! * Beautifully presented with a rustic and original facade, the surprise is on the inside. * Significant land holding of approx. 3392m2 upon Township Zoned land within bustling growth corridor. * A long lease, securely tenanted in thriving community and the only hotel in town. For more information or to make an enquiry, contact Evan Stewart direct on 0421 887 852 or contact the MHB Office on 03 7031 9953

Set back from one of Castlemaine's most sought-after streets, surrounded by established gums and well removed from the noise of daily life, this architect-designed three-bedroom home was built to Passive Haus principles and oriented due north. The result is a residence that earns its quiet confidence, warm in winter, cool in summer, considered at every turn. Spotted Gum cladding weathers beautifully in the bush setting. Inside, the palette is soft and muted throughout, concrete floors, ply-clad cove ceilings, Blackbutt double-glazed windows and doors, with deliberate pops of pink, yellow and green arriving in the wet areas, where bold colour finds exactly the right home. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living space runs north, pulling in winter sun across polished concrete. The kitchen is plywood throughout, with stainless steel benchtops, a Smeg freestanding induction cooktop and oven, an Asko dishwasher and an island bench that anchors the room. A Paul Agnew solid wood heater sits

Tucked away in a picturesque tree-lined street, this impeccably maintained 1950s timber villa offers warmth, character, and an enviable walk-everywhere lifestyle. Perfectly presented inside and out, the home is filled with charming original details and creature comforts, making it a delightful retreat. A welcoming front timber verandah provides the perfect spot to sit and enjoy the leafy surrounds, setting the tone for the home's inviting interior. Step inside to a spacious lounge, where a gas heater offers cosy warmth, and sash windows frame picturesque garden views, bringing the outdoors in. The main bedroom is generously sized, complete with built-in robes, while the second bedroom is smaller but equally inviting. The quaint kitchen retains its vintage charm with original cabinetry featuring glass inserts, a stainless steel cooker, and the rare delight of an original wood stove-adding a nostalgic touch to this well-loved space. A split system ensures year-round comfort in the kitche

Some homes carry their history in their walls. This cottage was built by Cornish miners in circa 1858, when Castlemaine was a town of gold and promise, and it has been lovingly restored over the past 30 years. Double brick, softly yellow and fronted by timber shutters, it sits in a prime location. The train station and the shops are both an easy walk, and a picket gate opens to the side for parking. Inside, the age is felt and not announced. High ceilings, Baltic pine and ash floors, and large double-hung windows let the light settle. Two bedrooms face the street. The first has an open fireplace with a period timber surround and a timber dado. Its floorboards are original 10-inch boards, reclaimed from ballast carried on ships arriving from Boston in the 1800s. The second bedroom has built-in robes. A third room off the lounge works as a home office. The lounge is the cottage's heart. A second open fireplace anchors the room, and 6 x 6 windows borrow the greenery beyond. An arched door

There is a feeling you get when a house is easy to live in. You notice it in the way the rooms connect, in how naturally everyone finds their own space. Everything is on one level and within reach. The days find a steady rhythm, and the house moves with you. It is a home for families starting out and for downsizers who want comfort without the fuss. The kitchen, dining and living areas spread out in one generous sweep, with glossy tiled floors, soft downlights and sliding doors opening to the garden. The kitchen sits at the centre. An island bench allows for casual dining, with a double sink and dishwasher built in. There is a gas cooktop, an undermount oven and a pantry. A wide window by the dining area frames the lawn, so you can cook and keep an eye on the garden at the same time. The living area continues beside it, with sliding doors to the covered patio and the birches beyond. Beyond it, a second living room waits. It is carpeted and softer underfoot, with its own sliding door to

Set on approximately 5265 sqm of established, park-like grounds just 1.9km from central Castlemaine, Murphy's Dairy is a substantial c. 1890 weatherboard homestead offering the combination of period character, generous accommodation, extensive gardens and outstanding flexibility for modern family life. With approximately 232 sqm of living space, the home provides three bedrooms plus a fourth bedroom or home office, two bathrooms, multiple living areas and a light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining and family room. The original home retains its late-Victorian character, with timber-lined ceilings, dado panelling, period timber floors, double-hung windows and three working fireplaces. The main bedroom has its own ensuite, while the main family bathroom is complemented by a separate toilet. The kitchen has generous storage and a large walk-in pantry and features 2 ovens, one being an AGA eR7 cast-iron cooker. Heating and cooling are provided throughout the house. Wide return verandas extend

Positioned to take full advantage of uninterrupted views across the surrounding countryside to the iconic Malmsbury Viaduct, this modern four-bedroom home offers spacious family living in one of the town's most picturesque locations. Step inside and you'll immediately appreciate the generous floorplan. At the front of the home, a separate living room provides flexibility as a lounge, children's retreat, home office or library before opening into the expansive kitchen, dining and family area. Designed for everyday living and entertaining, the open plan space flows seamlessly to the covered alfresco where the stunning outlook becomes the focal point. Overlooking railway reserve, the views are protected, providing the rare reassurance that this beautiful backdrop will remain for years to come. The well-appointed kitchen features Caesarstone benchtops, an oversized island bench, 900mm gas cooktop, built-in wall oven, dishwasher, double sink and excellent storage, while the generous walk-in

Tucked away off the idyllic Harmony Way in the midst of the fertile Harcourt Valley, this wonderful farmlet of approx 17 acres (6.87ha) offers a secluded lifestyle amidst pastures, seasonal creek, large botanical life gardens with small lake and much more, all within 1520 minutes, Castlemaine, Kyneton and Bendigo. The granite family home offers comfortable family living featuring 3 bedrooms, central bathroom with direct entry from master, wide hallway with ample storage, country style kitchen with electric cooking, opening onto a dining area and lovely lounge with north facing bay window and finishing the home is a front sitting room off the broad entry hall. Externally there is a broad verandah on 4 sides of the home and only a few steps to a self-contained two-studio one-bedroom guest suite with its own garden and functional well with excellent water supply. There is a 3 bay machinery shed with adjoining studio with power, chicken run, miniature train track with signal box, excellent

Privately positioned on approximately 933m², this character-filled residence offers an exceptional combination of generous living, flexible accommodation, outstanding entertaining and substantial vehicle storage, all within easy reach of central Castlemaine. Warm and welcoming interiors showcase polished timber floors, timber-lined walls, decorative ceilings and beautiful period-inspired details, creating a home with genuine personality and a wonderful sense of comfort. The versatile floorplan offers four bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite. The fourth bedroom, complete with built-in robe, could equally serve as a study or home office depending on your needs. Two further bedrooms are well-proportioned and include built-in robes, while a central bathroom and practical laundry provide excellent functionality for family living. At the heart of the home, the timber-appointed kitchen provides excellent storage and preparation space, flowing through to g

Positioned on the peaceful outskirts of Castlemaine, this beautifully renovated three-bedroom home offers a fresh, modern feel on a generous 676m² (approx.) fully fenced allotment. Slightly elevated to capture the breeze and pleasant outlook across the surrounding area, it's a property that feels welcoming from the moment you arrive. Step onto the timber-decked front verandah before entering a light-filled home where all the hard work has been done. Fresh paint, stylish finishes, new floor coverings and updated window furnishings create a contemporary interior ready for you to simply move in and enjoy. The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen and dining area, complete with a ceramic electric cooktop, underbench oven and ample storage. A generous lounge provides a comfortable space to relax, while three carpeted bedrooms offer comfortable accommodation, with two featuring built-in robes. The stylish bathroom includes a skylight, bath, shower and vanity, complemented by a separate t

Set on a generous 743sqm allotment just 900m from the heart of Castlemaine, this solid and inviting home offers the perfect blend of character, practicality and future potential. With two bedrooms plus a versatile second living room or third bedroom, spacious indoor and outdoor living, and shedding, this is a property that will appeal to families, first home buyers, investors and those seeking extra space close to town. Warm timber floors, high ceilings and abundant natural light create a welcoming feel throughout. At the heart of the home, the spacious timber kitchen provides excellent storage and bench space with a large dining area, making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining. A separate living room with wood heater offers a cosy retreat through the cooler months, while the front lounge, with natural gas heating, provides valuable flexibility as a second living area, home office or generous third bedroom. Two well-proportioned bedrooms are privately positioned, serviced by

Designed by Architect Jerry Wolveridge, Hill Plains House, his family home, is shaped as one of regional Victoria's most quietly celebrated architectural residences, where considered design rests within an extraordinary natural setting. Framed by state forest and sweeping views across Mount Macedon, Heathcote and Greenhill, the design elements have been composed with care to respond to the rich context and beauty of the surroundings. The three bedroom main residence sits within a richly textured landscape by Tim Nicholas and Mel Ogden. Dark messmate, recycled timber offcuts, steel and polished concrete come together to form interiors of gentle warmth and understated character. Providing a calming sense of protection, expansive glazing and oversized sliding doors invite natural light throughout the open plan kitchen, dining and living domain, while a beautifully integrated wine cellar adds a moment of quiet luxury. A stunning bathroom by renowned designer Deborah Boyd continues the home

Set back from the street, this two-bedroom unit offers comfort, practicality, and low-maintenance living ideal for downsizers, investors, or first-time buyers. To the rear of the unit, the north-facing kitchen, dining, and living zone is light-filled and welcoming. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, gas cooktop, under-mount oven, and pantry, while the open-plan dining and living area includes a split system and sliding door access to the fully-fenced north-facing courtyard. The main bedroom features a built-in robe and private access to the bathroom, complete with bath, shower, vanity, and a separate toilet. The second bedroom also includes built-in robes. The laundry connects directly to the secure garage with external access, adding everyday convenience. Key features: > Two bedrooms with built-in robes > Bathroom with bath, shower, and vanity, plus a separate toilet > Secure garage with internal and external access > North-facing open-plan kitchen, dining, and living > Privat

Positioned just minutes from central Castlemaine, this substantial property combines a comfortable three-bedroom home with an impressive 2,486m² allotment, extensive shedding and established garden infrastructure. The home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a dedicated study, with the main bedroom featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite. A spacious central living room provides a relaxed gathering space, while the open-plan kitchen and dining area opens directly to the covered verandah and gardens. The kitchen is well equipped with abundant cabinetry, generous bench space and a practical layout, while the adjoining dining area includes a distinctive built-in bar. Timber floors add warmth to the kitchen and dining spaces, with carpet through the bedrooms and living room. Large windows and sliding doors bring plenty of natural light into the living areas and provide an easy connection with the established gardens and outdoor entertaining areas. Vehicle accommodation and workspace are a

Set on a generous 807m² allotment just 1.5km from Castlemaine's vibrant town centre, this well-maintained brick home delivers space, comfort and a highly practical layout suited to a range of buyers. Solidly built and neatly presented, it offers immediate enjoyment with scope to further enhance over time. Inside, a light-filled living room with a charming bay window creates a welcoming first impression, flowing through to a dedicated dining area and functional kitchen with ample storage and bench space. A large rear family room provides a valuable second living zone, ideal for growing families or those seeking flexibility. The home comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, all with built-in robes, serviced by a central bathroom, separate toilet and full laundry. Outside, established gardens provide a private and peaceful setting, complemented by a covered alfresco area perfect for entertaining. A substantial 6.6m x 3.9m garage and additional shed offer excellent storage and workspace

A home that has it all all year round. Set within verdant landscaped surrounds overlooking farmland, only 4 minutes from the centre of Castlemaine, this is a home where style meets substance, with the comfort, ease and efficiency of passive solar design. Designed in consultation with Breathe Architecture, the light-filled home sits among softly waving grasses, native plantings, green lawns, raised veggie beds and an orchard. From the outset, the Scandinavian-inspired black Colorbond forms and twin gables evoke a sense of calm and attunement to their rural context while promising the ease of a low-maintenance lifestyle. Sustainability and energy efficiency are at the forefront of the design, and the benefits are felt daily in a home that is better for the environment, cost-effective to run, and comfortable to live in. With a 7.1-star energy rating, the all-electric home runs on a battery-ready 3.6kW solar system, with no gas connection, meaning no gas bill. Oriented true north, double-g

This contemporary 1960s weatherboard home with a Colorbond roof offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2-car accommodation. Featuring a stylish galley kitchen with eating bench, new oven and rangehood, and stunning clerestory windows that flood the living spaces with natural light. Enjoy polished floorboards, an excellent bathroom, and two sets of French doors opening to a full-width deck - perfect for entertaining. Just 500m from Malmsbury Station, this is convenience and character combined. Disclaimer Raine & Horne has taken reasonable care in compiling this information to ensure its accuracy. However, details such as property dimensions, pricing, location, and descriptions have been sourced from third parties and supplied to Raine & Horne. Accordingly, Raine & Horne does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information and disclaims any responsibility for errors or omissions. We strongly advise prospective buyers to undertake their own research and verification of all deta

Set within the thoughtfully designed enclave of The Paddock, this townhouse offers a different way of living- one that values simplicity, sustainability and a genuine sense of place. Tucked privately within this considered, community minded setting, the home reveals itself gradually, unfolding into a series of light filled, purposeful spaces that respond to both climate and connection. At its heart, the ground floor is open, generous and bathed in northern light. A well-resolved kitchen anchors the space, where recycled timber adds warmth against clean modern lines. From here, living and dining extend outward to a surprisingly expansive courtyard- six metres by six -creating a seamless indoor-outdoor rhythm that feels both private and expansive. It's a space equally suited to quiet mornings or long, shared evenings. Upstairs, the accommodation is calm and considered, with the added benefit of a Acorn fitted chair lift providing easy access between levels-an inclusion that broadens the

The pinnacle of country living and highly productive agriculture. Rarely does a property of this calibre, scale, and strategic location present itself to the market. Spanning over 461 highly productive hectares of rolling hills and fertile valleys, this magnificent property seamlessly combines rich pastoral history with high-performance agricultural capabilities. Held in the same family ownership for over 70 years, at the heart of the estate stands a magnificent, craftsman-built bluestone homestead (circa 1986). Masterfully constructed by a renowned local stonemason, the residence stands as a timeless testament to premium craftsmanship, offering an elegant lifestyle surrounded by the absolute best of country charm. Four bedrooms include built in robes, the main offering a walk through robe and ensuite. Decorative cornices and skirtings, ornamental ceilings, extensive blackwood cabinetry, pine-lined walls, and a soaring cathedral ceiling enrich the interiors. The kitchen pairs tradition

Positioned on an elevated corner allotment of approximately 607m² (approx.), this charming 1930s double brick residence offers character, beautiful outlooks and exciting potential in one of Castlemaine's most convenient locations. From the moment of arrival, the home's welcoming front porch sets the tone, with graceful arches framing lovely views across Castlemaine and creating a peaceful place to sit and enjoy the changing light throughout the day. Inside, many original features remain intact, including decorative plasterwork, beautiful internal doors and built-in cabinetry, along with well-maintained original timber floorboards throughout the living spaces. The lounge room is filled with natural light thanks to a charming bay window, while the bedrooms are newly carpeted for comfort. The kitchen retains its authentic character with an original cast iron stove and freestanding dual-fuel cooker, offering a wonderful starting point for a thoughtful renovation. Accommodation includes two

Set within 1,532m2 of established gardens, the home has evolved naturally from its surroundings. Sandstone walls, mature deciduous trees and layers of greenery create a wonderfully private setting, while the distinctive barn-style architecture gives the property a character rarely found so close to the heart of Castlemaine. Inside, exposed timber beams bring warmth and architectural character, while stone floors continue the earthy material palette and reinforce the home's rustic, handcrafted feel. Updated double-glazed windows frame the garden beyond and allow the changing seasons to become part of the interior. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling keeps the space comfortable throughout the year. The timber kitchen sits comfortably within the open living zone, with electric cooking and plenty of warmth and personality in its natural finishes. A combined bathroom and laundry completes the ground floor, keeping the layout simple and practical. Upstairs, all three bedrooms share the warmth

Privately positioned on 1,300m², this enchanting Castlemaine estate brings together a beautifully restored 1860s miner's cottage, an impressive barn-style pool house and romantic established gardens. Just a short walk from the Botanical Gardens, Mill Complex, railway station and town centre, it offers a rare combination of heritage character, lifestyle appeal and accommodation potential. The Cottage A Beautiful Piece of History Rich in character and thoughtfully renovated, the original timber cottage retains the warmth and charm of its 1860s origins. Three bedrooms, a stylish bathroom, ducted gas heating and well equipped kitchen provide comfortable living, while French doors open from the lounge onto a private timber deck overlooking the gardens. The Barn An Architectural Surprise Beyond the cottage, the striking barn-style pool house offers a wonderful contrast, with vaulted ceilings, polished concrete floors, Velux windows and expansive doors capturing natural light and garden views

RentBetter Property ID: 258746 (quote when calling) Beautiful 4 Bedrooms, 2 bath rooms,large garage 3mx9m, large driveway with room for few cars or truck, low maintenance, central gas heating and cooling, fire place,timber and carpet flooring, quality build steel frame and much more.no strata fees, land size 670 m2. Currently leased $700 per week until May 2027

There is something truly special about finding a property where the landscape, the home and the lifestyle come together so effortlessly. Set across approximately 7.41 acres of picturesque countryside, this beautifully presented ranch-style residence offers a rare opportunity to embrace the peace, freedom and simple pleasures of country living, just moments from the heart of Malmsbury. Surrounded by established gardens, mature trees and productive fruit trees, the home sits perfectly within its natural setting, creating an inviting sense of privacy and tranquillity. A spring-fed dam adds to the property's rural charm, while the generous acreage provides room for children to explore, space for chickens and other animals, or even horses. Whether you dream of a manageable hobby farm, a small rural holding or simply more room to breathe, this is a lifestyle property with so much to offer. Inside, the home is warm, welcoming and beautifully appointed. The light-filled, open-plan living area