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The Guildford Hotel, Music Hall and Stables c1855
Guildford, Mount Alexander
· 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
Guildford, Mount Alexander · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
There is a particular kind of romance in an old country pub. The kind where fires are lit by mid-afternoon, where the bar has been poured across since 1855, and where the dining rooms hold the warmth of generations. The Guildford Hotel is that pub. Positioned on the corner of Fryers Street in the township of Guildford, eleven minutes from Castlemaine and eighteen from Daylesford, this Victorian Heritage Register-listed landmark sits at the heart of one of central Victoria's most storied goldfields corridors. A combined building footprint of approximately 554sqm across the main pub, Music Hall and Stables, on a 1576sqm (approx) corner allotment. A destination waiting to be rediscovered. The History Built in 1855-6 for Joseph Sherer on the main corner of Guildford, this was from the outset a substantial establishment. Eleven rooms, a large bar, parlours, dining rooms and bedrooms. A concert hall. Stabling for fifty horses with a large hay loft and harness room. By 1863, it had hosted gra
There is a particular kind of romance in an old country pub. The kind where fires are lit by mid-afternoon, where the bar has been poured across since 1855, and where the dining rooms hold the warmth of generations. The Guildford Hotel is that pub. Positioned on the corner of Fryers Street in the township of Guildford, eleven minutes from Castlemaine and eighteen from Daylesford, this Victorian Heritage Register-listed landmark sits at the heart of one of central Victoria's most storied goldfields corridors. A combined building footprint of approximately 554sqm across the main pub, Music Hall and Stables, on a 1576sqm (approx) corner allotment. A destination waiting to be rediscovered. The History Built in 1855-6 for Joseph Sherer on the main corner of Guildford, this was from the outset a substantial establishment. Eleven rooms, a large bar, parlours, dining rooms and bedrooms. A concert hall. Stabling for fifty horses with a large hay loft and harness room. By 1863, it had hosted gra
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