296 houses for sale in Green Gully, Mount Alexander

The Phone Code for this property is: 57013. Please quote this number when phoning or texting. Glen Airlie is a character filled cottage just a 3 minute 2km drive to Castlemaine's vibrant and diverse shopping precinct and all local amenities. This original Castlemaine miner's cottage was saved from demolition and relocated to this site in the late 1990's so roofing, stumping, wiring, plumbing, insulation and chimney were replaced to comply with modern building standards, whilst the home retains Victorian decorative features including original timber panelled doors, brass door fittings, sash windows, soaring high ceilings, with deep cornices and ceiling roses. The sitting room is light and bright with large north facing double sash windows. Traditional features include dado panelling, feature glass panelled door and an open fireplace with marble surrounds. High ceilings keep the home cooler in summer, whilst the modern insulation retains warmth in colder days. Heating options include a n

This eco-inspired, low-maintenance three-bedroom home offers a lifestyle of supreme comfort and convenience. Set back from the street, it provides an ideal lock-and-leave option with privacy and tranquillity, all on a 753 sqm (approx.) block. Just a few minute's drive from central Castlemaine, with its modern design and energy-efficient features, this property is perfect for those seeking a balance of practicality, year-round comfort, and style. The home is double-glazed throughout and highly insulated with hydronic floor heating. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas create a spacious and functional flow, with the industrial-style kitchen being a highlight. Equipped with top-of-the-line appliances that include a Bosch induction cooktop, SMEG gas cooktop, Miele dishwasher, and AEG double oven, the kitchen also features stone benchtops and a generous handmade hardwood island bench that allows for casual dining. The dining has access to the alfresco area for year-round entertai

Set behind a white picket fence on a generous 749sqm (approx) allotment, this beautifully presented weatherboard home pairs period character with everyday practicality. North-facing to the front, the garden looks out over the West End tennis courts, playground and Community Hall, with the Charles Street Children's Playground at the end of the street. Step inside to black floorboards running through the light-filled living zones. The north-facing lounge is generous and bright, warmed by a large window and split system, and flows through to the adjoining kitchen and dining area. The country-style kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with a gas cooktop, undermount oven and dishwasher, all while retaining the home's original charm. Three bedrooms offer flexibility for families, professionals or downsizers. The main is a spacious front-facing room with its own split system. The second bedroom includes an ensuite with shower, vanity and toilet, plus a split system of its own. A third bedroo

Perfectly positioned in a sought-after pocket among quality homes, this beautifully presented family home on a generous, yet easy-to-live-with 1528 m² allotment (approx.) offers an exceptional combination of space, comfort and lifestyle. At the heart of the home, the expansive open-plan living and meals area provides the perfect hub for everyday living, dining and entertaining. Anchored by a kitchen appointed with a 900 mm cooker and featuring an enormous walk-in pantry and a warm and welcoming sit-and-chat breakfast/preparation bench, sliding doors set within a wall of glass ensure a seamless transition to a covered alfresco area, ideal for barbecues with friends and family or simply somewhere to enjoy the peace and privacy of your generous child- and pet-friendly rear yard. A spacious, refined lounge delivers further options for relaxed indoor enjoyment. Complementing the living spaces are the accommodation options. The main bedroom, offering occupants a pampering ensuite and the con

Premium freehold in Castlemaine's prime hospitality precinct Historic 1853 building with long-standing licence Recent full refurbishment: modern, flexible, turnkey Strong 7-day trade potential Walk-to-everything location: train, retail, parks, taxis, festivals Ground floor - features expansive main bar, multiple dining zones, large commercial kitchen with excellent workflow Cool rooms and storage, commercial bathrooms Attractive alfresco beer garden, efficient customer flow with multiple access points First floor upstairs features - light-filled, flexible rooms Second kitchen/bar for private or premium use Private amenities plus additional commercial bathrooms Ideal for: Private dining, Tastings/masterclasses, Events and functions Boutique accommodation Owner/manager residence Opportunities Trade immediately - turnkey venue or Reimagine for the next era: Boutique distillery, Cellar door, Dining house or gastro-pub Event/function venue, Specialty retail or hybrid models Mixed hospitalit

Behind a veil of terraced cottage gardens and established trees, this captivating stone and brick residence unfolds as a storybook retreat shaped across generations from circa 1852 through to the 1920s. Positioned on an elevated allotment just moments from town, the home carries a quiet sense of permanence, where original craftsmanship and thoughtful modern touches exist in effortless harmony. Rich with texture and character, the interiors reveal original 1920s ceilings and timber windows, hardwood floors underfoot, and two beautifully atmospheric living rooms warmed by crackling wood fires. The farmhouse inspired kitchen introduces a more contemporary layer to the home, complete with gas cooking and generous preparation space, while the adjoining dining area captures natural light and garden outlooks from every angle. Accommodation within the main residence includes two inviting bedrooms, while a detached self-contained studio creates flexibility for guest accommodation, creative purs

Set on an impressive 4,477 sqm allotment (approx. 1.1 acres) in one of Castlemaine's most sought-after residential pockets, this exceptional property presents a rare combination of lifestyle, space, breathtaking views, and genuine future potential. Commanding spectacular outlooks across Castlemaine and toward Mount Franklin, this substantial family home offers a peaceful private sanctuary while also presenting an exciting development opportunity. With valuable dual street frontages to both Ray Street and Brown Street, and a planning permit already granted for subdivision, the hard work has been done for those looking to capitalise on the property's future potential. Lovingly cared for and thoughtfully improved over many years, the home is surrounded by beautifully established gardens and supported by excellent infrastructure, including a 4.4kW solar system, evaporative cooling, three split-system air conditioners, and solar-boosted hot water. Designed for comfortable family living, the

Some buildings simply refuse to be ordinary. The Guildford General Store is one of those places where floorboards hold over a century of stories, where fresh coffee mingles with woodsmoke from the pizza oven, where live music drifts across the courtyard on a warm summer evening, and strangers become friends over a long, unhurried lunch. This is a chance to become the custodian of one of Central Victoria's most cherished community landmarks and take it somewhere extraordinary. For the passionate foodie, the hospitality visionary, or the tree-changer who has always dreamed of a destination venue with genuine soul, this is waiting for you, only 90 minutes from Melbourne. A Little History Originally the Commercial Hotel, circa 1865, this grand double-brick building was raised on the high side of the Loddon River to feed and shelter the region's gold rush populace, at a time when the Mount Alexander alluvial goldfields were among the richest in the world. In 1916, it found its next calling

Set back from the street on an elevated 1785sqm (approx) allotment, this four-bedroom brick home offers generous proportions, a well-considered layout and a blank-canvas garden five minutes (approx drive) from Castlemaine. Two separate living spaces give the floor plan real flexibility. A lounge sits at the front of the home, while a second living area opens off the kitchen and dining at the rear, each distinct, each with its own outlook. Sliding doors from the rear living connect to a side terrace. The kitchen is well-equipped with stone benchtops, an island with casual seating, 900mm freestanding gas cooktop and oven, dishwasher and pantry. The main bedroom is positioned at the front of the house with views across the surrounding landscape, served by a walk-in robe and ensuite with double basin vanity, shower and toilet. Three further bedrooms each have built-in robes. The second bathroom offers a bath, shower, vanity and separate toilet. The 1785sqm (approx) allotment rises to the r

The steep-pitched roofline, decorative finials and red brick facade give this home an immediately distinctive presence, the kind of house that reads as a place, not just a property. Set on approximately 1995 sqm with subdivision potential STCA, and within walking distance of Campbells Creek Primary School, the post office, Five Flags Merchants café and The Five Flags Hotel, this is a considered home on a genuinely generous block. Inside, warm pine-lined walls and exposed timber beams carry through the ground floor, giving the open living and dining rooms a coherent, settled character. The living room has a split system and a gas wall heater, with a sliding door to the side courtyard. An adjoining dining room opens toward the staircase and through to the kitchen, which is fitted with a freestanding gas cooktop and oven, dishwasher, and pantry, and connects directly to a long, enclosed sunroom, pine-ceilinged, terracotta-paved, and well-lit, with external access to the rear garden. A fir

Premium freehold in Castlemaine's prime hospitality precinct Historic 1853 building with long-standing licence Recent full refurbishment: modern, flexible, turnkey Strong 7-day trade potential Walk-to-everything location: train, retail, parks, taxis, festivals Ground floor - features expansive main bar, multiple dining zones, large commercial kitchen with excellent workflow Cool rooms and storage, commercial bathrooms Attractive alfresco beer garden, efficient customer flow with multiple access points First floor upstairs features - light-filled, flexible rooms Second kitchen/bar for private or premium use Private amenities plus additional commercial bathrooms Ideal for: Private dining, Tastings/masterclasses, Events and functions Boutique accommodation Owner/manager residence Opportunities Trade immediately - turnkey venue or Reimagine for the next era: Boutique distillery, Cellar door, Dining house or gastro-pub Event/function venue, Specialty retail or hybrid models Mixed hospitalit

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

Elevated above the township of Guildford, with sweeping views stretching across the rooftops to Mount Alexander, Mount Franklin and beyond, this property sits on approximately 2.58 acres just 800 metres from the Guildford township, 10 minutes to Castlemaine and 20 minutes to Daylesford, offering the kind of quiet, unhurried living that so many people move to Central Victoria to find. Currently operating as a successful bed and breakfast and self-contained accommodation business, the property presents genuine flexibility, continue the income-generating venture, transition into a spacious family home with guest quarters, or create the ultimate multi-generational living arrangement. Whatever your vision the infrastructure is already in place. The Main House Arriving via a circular driveway, a welcoming front verandah sets the tone. Step inside to a generous dining room with a bay window and split system, flowing through to the kitchen with pantry and freestanding gas cooktop and oven. Fro

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

Built by respected local builder Paul Gray, this well-considered modern home pairs quality construction with a layout designed for easy everyday living. From the moment you arrive, the striking façade, exposed aggregate driveway, double garage and gated side access create a polished street presence. Inside, the home opens to a light-filled open-plan living, dining and kitchen zone that forms the social heart of the house. Glass doors lead directly to a covered alfresco, extending the living outdoors and creating an inviting spot for weekend barbecues or relaxed evening meals. The kitchen is both stylish and hardworking, featuring Caesarstone benchtops, a walk-in pantry, 900mm stainless steel oven, induction cooktop and dishwasher - a space ready for everything from quick midweek dinners to entertaining friends. Adding flexibility to the floorplan is a second lounge room, providing valuable extra living space that growing families will appreciate. Whether used as a quiet retreat, kids'

Tucked away in a convenient and family-friendly pocket, just a few minutes' walk to all that Campbells Creek has to offer - including the Primary School, café, Post Office and Hotel, and only a little further to the recreational reserve - this modern home enjoys The Creek as a picturesque natural backdrop. Positioned in a highly desirable residential area, the property combines everyday convenience with a peaceful setting that enhances its overall appeal. Designed with family living in mind, the home offers four generous bedrooms. The master suite is complete with a walk-in robe and private ensuite, while the remaining three bedrooms are all well-proportioned and fitted with built-in robes. A centrally located family bathroom services the home, providing practicality and comfort for growing households. A flexible floorplan includes a dedicated theatre room or second living area, separate from the spacious open-plan kitchen, meals and family zone. This central hub is ideal for entertain

Set on just over half an acre on the edge of Newstead, this exceptional country home offers the perfect blend of space, privacy and convenience. Located only 15 minutes from Castlemaine and within easy reach of Daylesford and Maldon, it delivers relaxed country living with everything close at hand. Set behind a vine-draped verandah, the solid brick residence offers timeless character paired with modern comfort. Inside, the home is warm and inviting, showcasing polished Baltic pine floors, timber-lined cove ceilings, elegant fireplaces and classic sash windows that create an immediate sense of heritage charm balanced with everyday comfort. The flexible floorplan includes two generous bedrooms, a refined dining room, a charming period-style bathroom and a spacious living room that opens directly to the verandah and gardens beyond. This layout is ideal for relaxed everyday living and entertaining friends and family. The light-filled kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with Shaker-style

With its enviable location just a short walk to the train station, Castlemaine's Botanical Gardens, the Mill Complex, and the vibrant town centre, this distinctive estate offers something rare- heritage architecture, flexible spaces and a wealth of lifestyle options. Successfully enjoyed as both a private haven and, as a popular and lucrative short-term accommodation retreat, its central position and unique character have made it a sought-after destination. The Cottage A story from the 1860s At the heart of the estate stands a lovingly restored timber miner's cottage, dating back to the 1860s. Timeworn character has been carefully preserved, from its simple lines to its welcoming proportions, while a thoughtful renovation has brought comfort and ease. Three bedrooms, ducted gas heating, and a refined bathroom sit within walls that still hold the charm of another era. French doors open from the living room onto a decked terrace- an intimate space for dining, unwinding, and sharing momen

Set high in an elevated position to capture breathtaking panoramic views across gently undulating pastures and distant ranges, this architecturally designed modern farmhouse offers an exceptional country lifestyle on approximately 35.49 hectares. With sweeping vistas stretching from Mount Franklin to Mount Alexander, the property delivers a rare combination of privacy, productivity and contemporary comfort, all within an easy 20-minute drive to Daylesford and Castlemaine. Thoughtfully designed to embrace its natural surroundings, the home showcases expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing in the central living zone, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out while framing the spectacular landscape. Engineered, heated concrete floors flow throughout the open-plan living and dining area, where a soaring vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of space. The kitchen is a true centrepiece, beautifully appointed with Harcourt granite benchtops, soft-close cabinetry, and a character-filled E

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,

Set behind custom-designed electric gates on approximately 8 acres at the very edge of the Castlemaine Diggings National Park, this five-bedroom brick home sits elevated and private, pulled back from the road as though it has always known its place in the landscape. To the rear, the bush simply begins, and with it, a daily chorus of native birds, the rustle of seasons changing, and the unhurried rhythm of a life lived well. At the heart of the home is a generous open-plan living, dining and kitchen space that breathes. The kitchen is built to work: solid Jarrah cabinetry, gold-flecked granite benchtops, a freestanding Smeg gas cooktop and oven, Asko dishwasher, filtered kitchen tap and a walk-in pantry. The living room draws the eye immediately to its standout centrepiece, a fan-forced solid wood heater set against a stone feature wall, the stone quarried directly from the property itself, with a slate hearth underfoot. From here, doors open to the front verandah and those wide west-fa

Set behind an established garden frontage on one of Castlemaine's most picturesque streets, this 1930s timber bungalow is rich with original character and resting on a remarkable deep allotment of approximately 1,013m2. The home offers an increasingly rare opportunity to restore, reimagine or redevelop (STCA) within a tightly held Doveton Street setting. A traditional verandah entry opens to a wide central hallway, where generous proportions and period detail immediately reflect the home's enduring charm. At the front of the residence, the formal lounge retains its original fireplace and sense of warmth, complemented by air conditioning for year-round comfort. Three oversized bedrooms branch from the hall, with built-in robes fitted to the rear bedrooms. Beyond the original front rooms, the home opens into a spacious rear living and dining area warmed by a wood fire, while the adjoining kitchen remains functional with a dishwasher and 900mm cooker. The bathroom, separate laundry and se

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