2 properties for sale in Flagstaff

Don’t miss out on this gem! They simply do not build them like this anymore. Held tightly by just one family since its construction in 1935, 4195 Pyrenees Highway, Flagstaff is a testament to timeless, solid-brick craftsmanship. Combining nostalgic charm with immense future possibilities, this character-filled property sits on a sweeping 1,818m² allotment offering all the room you need to grow, extend, or build your dream setup. Step onto the welcoming front porch and into a floor plan designed with versatility in mind. Boasting solid double brick construction, this home features flexible living spaces. A separate lounge at the front of the house serves as a quiet retreat, an ideal home office, or a spacious fourth bedroom. At the rear, the second living area functions as the heart of the home, bringing the outside in, complete with a classic wood heater for chilly winter nights and a split system for year-round comfort. The combined kitchen and dining area provides plenty of cupboard

Don't miss out on this gem! They simply do not build them like this anymore. Held tightly by just one family since its construction in 1935, 4195 Pyrenees Highway, Flagstaff is a testament to timeless, solid-brick craftsmanship. Combining nostalgic charm with immense future possibilities, this character-filled property sits on a sweeping 1,818m² allotment offering all the room you need to grow, extend, or build your dream setup. Step onto the welcoming front porch and into a floor plan designed with versatility in mind. Boasting solid double brick construction, this home features flexible living spaces. A separate lounge at the front of the house serves as a quiet retreat, an ideal home office, or a spacious fourth bedroom. At the rear, the second living area functions as the heart of the home, bringing the outside in, complete with a classic wood heater for chilly winter nights and a split system for year-round comfort. The combined kitchen and dining area provides plenty of cupboard

Spacious home situated in the peaceful township of Clunes, just a stroll to the historical buildings, cafes, medical centre, local shopping and attractions that the town has to offer. Featuring plenty of size and scope, the home is ideal for those prepared to renovate (or even rebuild STCA) and make it their own. Inside, the kitchen is open plan with dining and living in a roomy atmosphere with split system air conditioning. The kitchen itself has a walk-in pantry, electric cooking plus an old woodfire combustion stove. There is an additional formal longe with woodfire heating and split system air conditioner. Four good-sized bedrooms, separate laundry and bathroom with both bath and shower (bathroom flooring in need of repair). Outside, there is a garage plus double carport, with a separate driveway on each street frontage. The backyard has grassed areas, garden beds and water tank, with great scope for future enhancement. Positioned on a great block opposite parkland, this home prese

3 and 5 Urquhart Street, Carisbrook, VIC 3464 ARTIST RETREAT, GALLERY, STUDIO, BUSINESS, INVESTMENT, A magnificent property - praying, hoping and dreaming of Central corner location, Comprises Two titles Total 5,880 sq mtrs Parklike setting with mature trees, lawn and garden areas waiting for the care and a new dedication for this truly magnificent property. Water, sewer and power and gas connections. Main church building, with soaring high ceilings, beautiful leadlight feature windows plus inter connecting large multi purpose hall. Toilet block at rear. Inspection by appointment only, call Rod Clark Central Goldfields Real Estate 0408 360 524

1.8 Acres, 2 bedroom cottage as cute as ever Tradies shed 12m x 6m = 4 car size with concrete floor and power All set for comfortable living and blessings here in this ever so loved home. Some features include good fences, open plan lounge, dining, Coonara heater for those cold nights, split system air conditioner. Kitchen, LPG stove, electric HWS, bathroom, vanity, separate toilet. Full length verandah makes an ideal space for morning or afternoon tea while you gaze into your wonderful world. Gazebo, chook yard, 6 water tanks and electric pump. Easy access to Dunolly township and other local facilities

The Phone Code for this property is: 18014. Please quote this number when phoning or texting. More Than a Cottage: A Hidden World of Possibilities Charm, character and unexpected versatility come together in this century-old weatherboard cottage, quietly set back from the road behind a generous planted nature strip. There's an immediate sense of privacy here and of stepping away into this already peaceful streetscape. Inside, the warmth of another era remains beautifully evident in the Baltic pine floors, timber-lined walls, decorative dados and ceilings, now complemented by fresh white paint. French doors open from the dining room to invite the outdoors in, while the front living room offers a particularly welcome pleasure in the cooler months with the cosy glow of an open fire. Three bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, two opening from the central hallway. The renovated country-style kitchen combines timber benchtops, gas cooking, a dishwasher and generous storage, while the

Hidden behind a private hedge and framed by original stonework, Crompton has been quietly holding its place since circa 1910. From the symmetry of the double-columned verandah to the leadlight details and chimneys rising above the new iron roof, this is a home with undeniable presence. A property that feels established, welcoming and deeply connected to its surroundings. Set on approximately 1,800m², Crompton offers something increasingly difficult to find: space, privacy and flexibility, all within easy reach of town. Imagine mornings spent wandering through established gardens, collecting produce from the raised vegetable beds, or enjoying a quiet coffee beneath the arbour while the surrounding landscape comes to life. As the day draws to a close, soak in the spa beneath the trees or entertain family and friends in a setting that feels more like a private retreat than a residential property. Inside, high ceilings, original honeycomb floorboards and beautifully proportioned rooms crea

Nestled to the rear of a small group of eight well-maintained and cared-for villa units, this well-presented property offers a wonderful opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers or those wanting a sound and secure investment. The home offers large windows throughout, providing an abundance of natural light to all rooms. The open-plan family and meals area provides easy access to a well-appointed kitchen featuring a return bench, ample cupboard space, tall pantry and an outlook across to the private rear garden. Accommodation comprises two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in robes and enjoying excellent natural light. The central bathroom is conveniently positioned between the bedrooms, with a dedicated laundry adding to the home's practical layout. Externally, the property is surrounded by established garden beds, with a private outdoor sitting area providing a pleasant place to relax and enjoy the garden setting. A carport to the east provides convenient off-street park

Set across approximately 150 acres in the Avoca district, 251 Dawsons Road offers a rare opportunity to enjoy space, privacy and a largely self-sufficient lifestyle, with a property that combines natural surrounds, established gardens and a fascinating connection to the area's wine-making history. Built in the 1980s, the solid brick home is neat, well maintained and offers a practical layout with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study and two separate living areas. The master bedroom features a walk-in robe and ensuite, while two additional bedrooms include built-in robes. A separate bathroom and toilet service the remainder of the home, with an additional ironing board cupboard and excellent built-in storage adding to the everyday functionality. The living spaces offer plenty of flexibility, including a main living room with a wood heater and built-in bar, complete with cabinetry, creating a particularly inviting space to unwind or entertain. A formal dining area connects through to t

Set well back from the road and screened by established gardens and natural bushland, this beautifully restored, handcrafted rammed earth home offers a private retreat on approximately 5.78 hectares (14.28 acres) on the outskirts of Fryerstown. Stone paths lead beneath jasmine and wisteria arbours to sheltered garden seating, where birdsong and leafy outlooks set the pace for quiet mornings and unhurried afternoons. Inside, timber-lined ceilings and charcoal-finished beams frame the generous open-plan living and dining area. Leadlight details and arched windows add character, while a cushioned window seat looks out beneath the vines. Timber-look flooring flows through to the updated kitchen, where classic cabinetry, sandstone feature walls and an ILVE range cooker sit alongside broad windows overlooking the garden. A Ned Kelly wood heater warms the main living area, which also features an industrial reverse-cycle heating and cooling system. Ducted evaporative cooling and ceiling fans t

Ideally positioned just a short stroll from Maryborough's CBD, this appealing home presents a wonderful opportunity for downsizers, investors or even your first home. Upon entering, you'll appreciate the spacious light filled living area positioned at the front of the home. Three bedrooms, all complete with built-in robes, providing excellent storage. The modern kitchen features a wall oven, gas cooking, dishwasher and ample cupboard storage, whilst the dining area is adjacent. Further features include a central bathroom, separate toilet and separate laundry, while the oversized double garage provides excellent vehicle accommodation and additional storage. Outside, the outdoor area is the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee and take in the sunshine. The property also has a 5kw solar system and is very low maintenance. Combining space, practicality and a handy location, this property is well worth your inspection!

Some properties have character. Others have a story. This remarkable circa 1854 former bakery has both in abundance, offering a truly one of a kind opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of Newstead's history. Standing proudly in the heart of the village for more than 170 years, this historic building has been thoughtfully transformed into a captivating three bedroom residence, where its fascinating past remains very much part of everyday life. At the heart of it all is the original brick wood fired bakery oven, remarkably preserved, fully operational and an architectural centrepiece that makes this home unlike anything else on the market. The beautifully updated kitchen celebrates the building's heritage while introducing a striking contemporary edge. Polished concrete floors, sophisticated black cabinetry, electric cooking and a generous pantry create a space that is both practical and visually impressive. The magnificent original oven takes centre stage, a wonderful reminder of t

Atria Real Estate in conjunction with Gross Waddell ICR are delighted to offer to the market this versatile investment opportunity with value-add potential (STCA), located on the main street of historic Daylesford, one of Australia's most popular tourists towns. Sale highlights include: - Generating substantial income stream estimated fully let rental $207,290 + GST pa - Highly reputable commercial tenants incl Bendigo Bank & GRAIN X Daylesford Brewing Co - Luxury-led 5 bedroom/4-bathroom residential property yielding short term stay rental with ability to occupy - Large Commercial 1 (C1Z) zone landholding of 1,150sqm - Featuring frontage to Vincent Street of 25.6m plus rear R.O.W. - Potential for redevelopment (STCA) - Gateway location at the start of Daylesford's buzzing retail & hospitality precinct. - Daylesford region attracts over 1.7 million night stays per annum (source: Daylesford Macedon Tourism) The property is offered for Private Sale. For further information, contact to th

Set on the distinguished Hill Streetone of Daylesford's most coveted and peaceful pocketsstands Warrack, an elegantly restored Victorian residence with a rich and storied past. Originally crafted in the late 1800's by Joseph Burall, prominent mine manager of the Quartz Mining Co this remarkable home has been meticulously transformed through a full restoration that honours its heritage with absolute integrity while introducing luxurious contemporary appointments throughout. A refined double-fronted façade, heritage timber detailing and original brick chimneys announce its historic significance, while the surrounding low-maintenance country garden has been designed for year-round ease and beauty. The leafy streetscape, framed by Hill Street's magnificent ash trees that blaze with striking autumn colour, creates an atmosphere of quiet distinction. From this peaceful enclave, it is a mere 100-metre stroll to the historic Convent Gallery and the Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens, and only 500 met

Room to move is what sets this property apart. Set on a corner allotment of approximately 2000m² in the Carisbrook township, it brings together a three-bedroom home, a separate studio and a powered shed, with space left over for whatever the next owner has in mind. Inside, the home is easy to live in. The master suite is a private retreat with a walk-in robe and a full ensuite, while the two remaining bedrooms both have built-in robes. A formal lounge offers a quiet place to unwind, and the family room gives everyday life a little more breathing space. The kitchen has gas cooking, and the shared bathroom combines a shower, a bath and a vanity. Outside, the studio adds a flexible second space that could welcome visiting family, become a rumpus room for the kids or serve as a work from home set-up away from the main house. Beyond it, the good-sized shed in the backyard has power connected and a concrete floor, making it ready for a workshop, hobbies or extra storage. Solar is also connec

Set back from the street behind a fully fenced front garden, this rendered brick home sits in a garden that has had years to settle. Clipped rosemary, smoke bush and echiums grow beneath established gums and deciduous trees. A bitumen driveway curves through it to the front verandah, with a step up beneath a vine-covered pergola. The front yard faces north, and the light stays in it all day. Inside, the kitchen, dining and living areas share one open room, and the garden is in view from nearly every corner. Sliding doors open north to the front verandah and south to the alfresco deck. Built-in timber shelving and cabinetry run along one wall of the living area, where a gas wood heater sits on a slate hearth. A gas wall heater warms the dining space. Ducted evaporative cooling keeps the house comfortable in summer. Carpet softens the living and dining areas. The kitchen is a bright galley with timber flooring underfoot. It has a freestanding gas cooktop with oven, a dishwasher and a pan

Set amid sweeping lawns and established rose beds, this colonial-style brick veneer home looks out to Mt Tarrangower from a private, gently sloping allotment of approximately 5,059 sqm (1.25 acres). Fully enclosed with rabbit-proof fencing, the grounds offer plenty of space to garden, entertain and enjoy the peaceful setting. Front and rear verandahs give the home its country character, and bay windows in the formal lounge frame views of the roses. The open-plan kitchen, dining and family area opens to a covered entertaining deck with a potbelly stove for cooler evenings. The kitchen features an electric cooktop and wall oven, dishwasher and pantry. An Arrow wood heater warms the family room, with ceiling fans and split systems in the family room and main bedroom for year-round comfort. The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and ensuite, while two further bedrooms with built-in robes share a central bathroom with a separate bath and shower. A separate toilet, full-sized laundry, linen sto

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

Embrace the freedom of country living with this remarkable 20 acre lifestyle property, positioned just 20 minutes from Castlemaine. Offering an appealing combination of established eucalyptus plantings, substantial infrastructure and a beautifully appointed tiny house, this unique rural holding provides an exciting foundation for future plans. A charming and thoughtfully designed tiny house set up provides a comfortable retreat for weekend visits and time spent enjoying the countryside. Featuring an inviting living area, well equipped kitchen, two loft style bedrooms and a separate main bedroom, the space is surprisingly generous and full of personality. A large entertaining deck extends the living area outdoors, creating the perfect setting for long lunches, evening drinks and soaking up the peaceful rural surroundings. Tank water, solar power and septic infrastructure add to the property's off grid appeal. Previously established as a eucalyptus foliage farm, the property features a v

Just minutes from the historic heart of Maldon, this picturesque 21 acre property offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace country living, with established infrastructure and beautiful natural surrounds. A comfortable three bedroom residence provides an inviting base for permanent living, weekend escapes or a rural retreat, surrounded by a landscape that celebrates the beauty and simplicity of country life. With plenty of room to enjoy as it is, or enhance over time, the property offers enormous lifestyle appeal. The land is a standout, featuring beautiful pockets of native bushland and a magnificent established heritage apple orchard, producing seasonal fruit and adding a wonderful sense of history and character. Three dams add to the property's rural credentials, while the changing seasons bring an abundance of birds and native wildlife to this peaceful setting. For those seeking space to work, create or pursue rural interests, a substantial 9.2m x 4.8m workshop with concrete flo

Set on approximately 7.675 acres, this property pairs a comfortable family home with a separate, self-contained living space, giving everyone room to spread out. The updated three-bedroom brick veneer home has a functional layout. The good-sized lounge has a split system and ceiling fan, and the kitchen and meals area sits alongside, with an electric oven and cooktop. The bathroom has a bath, shower and vanity, and the main bedroom also has a split system. Outside is where the property really excels. A large shed has been converted into a granny flat-style space with a large living area, two bedrooms, a bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet, and a storage room. It's well suited to teenagers, visiting relatives or multi-generational living. There is also a large equipment storage area, ideal for caravans or trucks, plus a studio, gym or bar space with an undercover patio alongside. A good-sized shed with power and concrete is adjacent. Yard and garden water is taken is taken care of w

Positioned in a convenient location in Kangaroo Flat, 83 Morrison Street presents an excellent opportunity for first home buyers, investors or those looking to downsize. The home offers a practical and inviting floorplan, featuring two bedrooms and a spacious open-plan living/kitchen/dining area, creating a comfortable space for everyday living. The open-plan design provides a welcoming atmosphere, while new carpet adds a fresh touch throughout. The kitchen features a freestanding gas oven and stovetop, laminate benchtops, and ample cupboard space, perfect for everyday cooking and entertaining. The central bathroom includes a bath, shower, and vanity, with the convenience of a separate toilet. Step outside to a fully fenced yard featuring a low-maintenance, well-kept garden, a handy garden shed. Comfort is assured all year round with a split-system heating and cooling unit, while a single carport provides convenient off-street parking. Offering comfortable, low-maintenance living in an

Situated on the lush Muckleford Flats. Step into this warm and welcoming family home and embrace the essence of country living with this easy-to-manage landholding that gives you an exceptional lifestyle and space to enjoy without tying you down to endless maintenance and upkeep. Just under 10 acres on title supplemented by an extra 10 acres, approximately, currently leased from VicRoads ensures peace and privacy without compromising on the convenience of having the dining, shopping, entertainment options and professional services of Castlemaine an easy drive away. Single level and wrapped in shady verandas that introduce options for alfresco enjoyment against a relaxing rural outlook, all the way to Mt Franklin, the spacious light-filled interior is anchored by a vast open plan living-meals. Integrating a kitchen showcasing quality stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bench, ideal for meals on the go or to sit and chat with the chef, it is complemented by four generously proport

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

Immaculately presented with nothing to do but move in, this home sits high on a quiet Elphinstone road, looking out across approximately four acres (1.62 hectares) of landscaped gardens and paddocks. It's easy to picture a morning coffee overlooking the horses or lunch with friends in the enclosed outdoor entertaining area, whatever the season. Built in 2013, the home has a flexible layout that will suit families, downsizers and buyers looking for more room. The main bedroom has an ensuite and walk in robe, while a separate wing houses 2 further bedrooms, both with built in robes. The generous study also has built in robes and could easily serve as a fourth bedroom. The open kitchen and meals area is where everyone can gather while dinner's on. Caesarstone benchtops, a gas cooktop, a dishwasher and a walk in pantry make it a practical space to cook in. The double garage opens directly into this area, making the weekly shop easy to bring inside, while a separate living room gives everyo

Positioned in a convenient location close to the heart of Maryborough, 17 Cameron Street presents an affordable opportunity for first-home buyers, singles, downsizers or investors looking to secure a low-maintenance property. Inside, the home offers a practical open-plan layout, creating a welcoming space that makes the most of the available room. Plenty of natural light flows throughout, adding to the bright and comfortable feel of the home. Outside, the fully fenced backyard provides a manageable outdoor space without the burden of extensive upkeep, while off-street parking adds everyday convenience. Whether you're looking to enter the property market, downsize to something more manageable or add to your investment portfolio, this property offers an appealing combination of affordability, practicality and location, all within easy reach of Maryborough's shops, cafes and town amenities. Property Features: Affordable one-bedroom home Practical open-plan living layout Plenty of natural

Tucked away in a quiet pocket of Kangaroo Flat, this spacious four-bedroom home delivers all the ingredients for comfortable family living, combining generous interiors, excellent outdoor entertaining and plenty of room for the extras. At the heart of the home is an impressive open-plan kitchen, living and dining zone, where contemporary style meets everyday practicality. The well-appointed kitchen features a 900mm stainless steel oven, rangehood, dishwasher, abundant storage and walk-in pantry, while the expansive living and dining area provides the perfect gathering place for family and friends. Sliding doors extend the living outdoors to an L-shaped undercover alfresco, creating an inviting space for entertaining while overlooking the generous backyard, where there's plenty of room for children and pets to play. Thoughtfully designed with family separation in mind, the privately positioned master suite offers a peaceful retreat, complete with walk-in robe and ensuite featuring a twi

Set amongst the open countryside of Franklinford, this beautifully presented four-bedroom home brings together the character of country living with a fresh, inviting interior and an impressive rural setting. With Mount Franklin rising in the distance, established gardens and a picturesque dam, the property offers a wonderful sense of connection to the landscape, all within easy reach of Daylesford and Castlemaine. At the heart of the home, an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and living area has been designed for both everyday comfort and gathering with family and friends. Large windows draw natural light into the interiors while capturing the surrounding rural views. The well-appointed kitchen features an island bench, generous preparation space and excellent storage, flowing naturally into the dining area. Beyond, the living room is centred around a wood-burning fire, creating a warm and welcoming place to unwind during the cooler months. The four-bedroom layout offers flexibility

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