262 properties for sale in Joyces Creek

Nestled in the heart of Maldon, Robinsons Loddon Store Cottage is a truly distinguished property, brimming with history and old-world charm. Located just 300 meters from the bustling cafes and shops of this historic township, it is gracefully surrounded by tranquil crown land. This enchanting cottage is a masterful blend of heritage and thoughtful modern living. It features two generous bedrooms, a warm sitting room, and a dining room that houses a unique wine cellar, all inviting spaces to unwind. The breakfast room is an intimate area to gather, complemented the modern kitchen, which breathes life into the heart of the home. The sun-drenched sitting room, complete with a cast iron wood heater, offers the perfect setting for quiet moments or lively conversation, while the expansive bathroom combines style and functionality in equal measure. The home's period features are nothing short of spectacular, with original open fireplaces framed by timber surrounds, rich flagstone and timber f

Set in an elevated position with a lovely outlook across surrounding paddocks, this spacious brick veneer home offers comfortable family living, excellent entertaining and impressive shedding, all within easy reach of Carisbrook and Maryborough. The home features three generous bedrooms plus a versatile fourth bedroom or study, including an oversized master with walk-in robe, ensuite and direct access to the outdoor entertaining area. At the heart of the home is a light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining and living zone, complemented by a spacious second lounge and year-round comfort with central heating, evaporative cooling and a wood heater. The impressive kitchen offers electric induction cooking, a dishwasher and terrific bench and cupboard space with soft close cabinetry. Near-new carpet throughout the living zone and bedrooms provides a fresh and inviting finish. Outside, a substantial undercover entertaining area overlooks the securely fenced rear yard, while an attached double re

Prominently positioned within the historic township of Maldon, one of Victoria's most admired heritage destinations, this remarkable 2.6ha property presents an opportunity rarely seen in today's market. Combining an expansive landholding with substantial existing infrastructure, it offers an exciting foundation for visionary buyers seeking to establish a landmark tourism, accommodation or wellness destination (STCA). Surrounded by lush bush land and gardens the property enjoys an enviable setting just a short stroll from Maldon's celebrated cafés, galleries, boutique shopping and rich goldfields history. With Melbourne only 90 minutes away and Bendigo just 30 minutes by car, the location perfectly balances regional charm with accessibility. Purpose-built to accommodate large groups and more recently used as a school and youth camp, the impressive complex has been thoughtfully designed to replicate the historic Derby Hill Mine, paying tribute to Maldon's fascinating heritage. Comprising

Set across approximately 28 acres with no direct boundary neighbours, this well-established rural property offers a rare combination of privacy, practical improvements and everyday convenience. Walmer sits between beautiful historic Maldon and the bustling regional centre of Castlemaine, while Bendigo and Melbourne remain easily accessible via the Calder. Positioned high on a ridge and approached by a long, winding driveway, the well-maintained 1990s cedar home enjoys broad outlooks and genuine seclusion. A wrap-around verandah and covered entertaining deck with patio blinds and mature wisteria provide sheltered outdoor living throughout the seasons. Inside, the home is designed for comfortable and functional living. The spacious kitchen includes extensive cabinetry, generous preparation space and updated stainless-steel appliances, flowing directly to the open plan living and dining area where a fireplace with large wood-heater insert provides dependable winter warmth. A separate offi

This solid brick Edwardian home on 828 sqm (approx) has views over the surrounding landscape and a rear garden that catches the afternoon sun. Tuck-pointed brickwork and a box bay window give the facade its classic Edwardian proportions. Step through the front door with ruby-etched sidelights, Baltic pine floors, tall ceilings, and an arched central hallway, and you are through to the heart of the home. The formal living room sits off the central hallway, its fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves, a quiet spot for reading through the cooler months. From here, the home opens through to a dining room and a galley-style kitchen with dark stone benchtops, a freestanding gas cooktop, a dishwasher and a walk-in pantry, all light-filled and looking out to the garden through timber shutters. The pantry, tucked into what was likely part of the original stone building, has a coved ceiling and generous storage. Glass doors off the kitchen open onto a rear deck, an easy spot to sit with a coff

A private 10-acre lifestyle property, just 15 minutes from Daylesford, features a passive-solar mud brick home, sweeping rural views, paddocks, dam, and a large machinery shed - perfect for those seeking a peaceful country retreat in Hepburn Shire. This divine small acreage offers sustainable quintessential country living and space to breathe and the type of tranquillity and timeless charm that dreams are made of. Imagine being surrounded by rolling hills, expansive vistas in every direction, birdsong at dawn, and age-old gums sweeping the skyline - this is where life beats to the heart of the land. Welcome to your private country sanctuary, where your passive-solar mud brick home embraces you with gentle warmth and classic country charm from the moment you arrive. Pass through the electric gate, leaving the hustle of the world behind. Paddocks and a dam flank the driveway, leading to the wood store and a lemon tree heavy with fruit. The home which is perfectly set into the landscape l

Set on approximately 5367sqm and elevated above the township, this four-bedroom home is all about the view, with sightlines over the village of Guildford and out to Mount Alexander and the rolling countryside beyond, visible from almost every room. From the top of the property, the outlook takes in the village itself, while a 7.6kW solar system and solar hot water bring genuine efficiency to this elevated setting. Enjoy the ease of village life with Guildford just 800 metres away, Castlemaine a 13-minute drive, and Daylesford around 20 minutes by car. Designed along passive solar principles, the home is oriented to the north and set back from the street to capture both the outlook and the sun, filling the living spaces with natural north light throughout the day. A wrap around deck runs the length of the house, giving you a front row seat to the view over morning coffee or evening drinks. A formal lounge opens through sliding doors to the verandah, framing the view beyond. At the centr

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

A fantastic opportunity for investors or owner-occupiers alike, this well-maintained two-bedroom home combines modern comfort, practical features and a surprisingly spacious yard. Currently tenanted until 21 September 2026, it offers investment appeal now with the option for owner-occupiers to make it their own in the future. Inside, the light-filled open-plan living and dining area features large windows, a split system and ceiling fan. The adjoining spacious and modern kitchen offers electric cooking, a double sink and excellent bench and cupboard space. Both bedrooms are generously sized with ceiling fans, while one also includes built-in robes and the other with a split system. The updated bathroom and laundry combination is fresh, modern and functional, featuring a large shower, bath and toilet. Outside, the surprisingly spacious yard provides plenty of room to enjoy, complemented by established surrounds and an undercover rear area perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A carport

Situated: Bendigo 26kms, Melbourne 159kms via the Calder Freeway Area: 19.64ha / 48.53acs Improvements: Well appointed 4 Bedroom Brick Home, with walk in robe and ensuite in the master bedroom. Galley style kitchen with excellent sized walk in pantry, open plan meals and family area. A generous size formal Lounge room and an undercover entertainment area at the rear of the home. Excellent Outdoor shedding. G.I Machinery Shed and Workshop with power supplied and other sundry shedding. The property is gently undulating with good cover of pasture and is fenced into good sized paddocks. The property has excellent water supply through surface dams and water tanks. Inspections Strictly by appointment with Selling Agent

Set on a central street within easy reach of the town centre, this three-bedroom California bungalow offers a genuine opportunity for renovators, first-home buyers, or investors ready to unlock the potential of a well-located character home. The classic bungalow lines and generous room proportions hint at the property's era, while the layout offers a solid foundation to work with. A separate lounge provides a comfortable everyday living space, and the kitchen and bathroom, though ready for updating, sit within a floor plan that flows logically and offers scope to reconfigure or extend, subject to the usual approvals. Location is the standout here. Maryborough's shops, cafés, schools and services are all within easy walking or driving distance, making this an ideal base for anyone wanting to be close to everything without paying a premium for it. For investors, the central position also points to strong rental appeal once works are complete. Whether you're chasing your first home, a ren

Set high at the top of Barkers Creek on 25.09 hectares (61.99 acres), 214 White Gum Road offers sweeping rural views, genuine privacy and an extraordinary sense of escape. Yet for all its seclusion, Castlemaine is approximately 12 minutes away, Bendigo around 30 minutes, and the Calder Freeway just 5 minutes away. It is space without isolation, and that is what makes this holding so distinctive. At the heart of the property is a warm four-bedroom brick veneer home filled with country character. Slate floors, comfortable living spaces and a wood fire create an inviting place to settle in, while the deck opens to the landscape beyond. The home includes a well-equipped kitchen with an electric oven and gas cooktop, an updated bathroom with separate shower and bath, laundry and flexible accommodation across two levels. The main bedroom features its own split system reverse cycle unit and outdoor access, while the substantial upstairs bedroom could serve as guest accommodation, a home offic

Adjoining the pristine Castlemaine National Gold Diggings Park along its long boundary, this beautifully established 3.88-acre property offers privacy, nature and genuine country living just 10 minutes from Castlemaine. The solid brick residence is surrounded by verandahs and established gardens, with expansive floor to ceiling windows bringing the landscape indoors. High raked ceilings, a quality timber kitchen with dishwasher and new electric cooker, open plan living and garden views create a relaxed and comfortable home, complemented by reverse cycle air conditioning, wood heating and ceiling fans. Outside, attractive native and ornamental gardens surround the home, with a paved entertaining area overlooking the grounds and a covered fish pond adding further character. Two large dams and extensive tank storage provide ample water, while the property also offers a paddock stable, storage shed and fully enclosed pet run adjoining the residence. Vehicle and workshop requirements are we

There's a particular kind of quiet that comes with owning the corner block extra light, extra breathing room, and a garden that wraps around rather than hems in. That's the setting for 25 Laidman Street, a weatherboard home on approx. 664m² that's been built for genuine family living rather than showroom perfection. Step inside and the layout does the work for you. Three true bedrooms, each fitted with a ceiling fan for those warm Maryborough nights, with the master and second bedroom offering built-in robes to keep the morning routine simple. A separate study means the kitchen table doesn't have to double as a desk anymore. The kitchen and meals area is set up for real cooking, not just reheating gas cooking and a dishwasher take care of the two chores nobody misses. From there, step straight out to the outdoor entertaining area, made for the nights when dinner turns into a few more hours outside than planned. Temperature control is sorted in every direction: evaporative cooling for s

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

Please note: this property is currently rented on a periodic tenancy. Positioned in a quiet Maryborough court, 12 Backway Court presents an excellent opportunity for investors, downsizers or buyers seeking a low-maintenance brick home with outstanding shedding, secure vehicle storage and plenty of outdoor potential. The property is currently tenanted with an excellent renter in place, $340 per week making it particularly worthy of consideration for investors looking to add a Maryborough property to their portfolio. Further tenancy information is available upon enquiry. With a Certificate of Occupancy issued in 2007, the brick veneer home offers a surprisingly spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. Gas heating and reverse cycle split system heating and cooling provide year-round comfort. Both bedrooms include built-in robes, with the main bedroom particularly generous in size. The bathroom features a shower and vanity, with a separate toilet, while the laundry provides exce

Please note: renter vacating end of September Positioned on a substantial corner allotment with dual street frontage to Dundas Road and Gladstone Street, this circa 1945 three-bedroom home in Maryborough offers space, flexibility and genuine long-term potential. Inside, the home has a practical floorplan with high ceilings, fresh floor coverings through much of the property and a recently installed reverse cycle split system for year-round heating and cooling. The open plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the central hub of the home, with the existing kitchen offering good scope for future renovation. Three bedrooms with built-in storage are serviced by a bathroom with shower and vanity, plus a separate toilet. A generous rear rumpus room adds valuable additional living space, a fourth bedroom option or a dedicated home office. Outside is where this Maryborough property really distinguishes itself. The well-fenced corner block offers excellent vehicle access and extensive sheddin

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

Set behind an olive hedge and picket-style fence, this double-fronted three-bedroom weatherboard cottage offers period charm, a home studio and a genuinely central Castlemaine address. Inside, the central living room has a raked ceiling and a gas heater set into a timber surround. The home then opens up at the rear to a spacious, north-facing kitchen, dining and second living area, laid over polished concrete floors. The kitchen offers a gas cooktop, under-mount oven and a wrap-around bench that suits casual dining, while the second living space includes a split system and direct access to a covered alfresco area, overlooking a back garden shaded by oaks at its rear boundary. Three bedrooms sit within the original part of the cottage, two with built-in robes, all finished with timber floorboards and double-hung windows. The updated bathroom includes a shower, toilet and vanity. Beside the house, a freestanding studio makes an ideal home office or retreat, with its own timber flooring,

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

Set on a approx. 738m² block on a peaceful street, this two-bedroom home offers comfortable and low-maintenance living, with genuine storage and parking options that are hard to find at this level. The lounge is a good size and stays comfortable year-round, warmed by a gas heater and cooled by a ceiling fan. The master bedroom follows suit with its own ceiling fan, while the second bedroom offers good proportions of its own. In the kitchen, generous cupboard and bench space makes everyday cooking and storage easy. A flexible room off the kitchen currently serves as a meals area and flows through to the outdoor entertaining space, creating an easy connection between indoor and outdoor living for everyday meals or weekend gatherings. A separate laundry with an adjacent toilet adds practicality, and the bathroom is fitted with a shower and vanity. Car and storage space is where this property really stands out. Alongside a single carport and a single garage with a concrete floor and power

Full of warmth, character and individuality, 5 Silver Street is a charming period home offering a relaxed lifestyle on approximately 705sqm in the heart of Campbells Creek. With a history stretching back at least a century, the three-bedroom residence blends its original personality with thoughtful updates, established gardens and excellent outdoor space. Behind the classic weatherboard façade and inviting front verandah, the home immediately reveals its character. High ceilings, timber-lined details, wall panelling and original fireplace features create a welcoming atmosphere, while the striking blue front door adds a playful splash of colour. The comfortable living room provides a cosy place to unwind, with a gas heater set within the original fireplace surround and a ceiling fan adding year-round comfort. From here, the home flows through to the generous kitchen and dining area, where crisp white cabinetry, laminate timber look benchtops and open shelving give the space a fresh yet

Tucked away in a quiet cul de sac, on a generous 719 sqm allotment, this inviting brick veneer home enjoys a wonderfully private setting backing directly onto the Goldfields Tourist Railway Reserve. With no rear neighbours and open fencing looking onto the reserve, the property is a short stroll from the Walmer forest, and offers the rare feeling of country living while being just minutes from the heart of Castlemaine. Built in the early 1990s, the home is filled with natural light thanks to its desirable north and east-facing orientation and expansive windows that frame the surrounding greenery. The home has three comfortable bedrooms. The main bedroom includes an ensuite, while the central bathroom features a relaxing spa bath for the perfect end to the day. At the heart of the home, the open plan kitchen and dining area is designed for everyday living and entertaining, complete with a gas cooktop, electric wall oven, dishwasher and excellent storage. A separate lounge room provides

Quietly positioned just off Wheeler Street, this beautifully private home offers an easy, low maintenance lifestyle within an easy walk of Castlemaine's town centre. With shops, cafés, restaurants, galleries and the everyday conveniences of town around 800 metres away, there is little need to get in the car. Single level and thoughtfully arranged, the home provides three well proportioned bedrooms with built in robes, including a generous main bedroom with its own ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a central bathroom with a separate toilet, while a dedicated laundry and excellent storage add to the practical floorplan. At the heart of the home is a light filled open plan living and dining area, offering a generous space to relax and gather with family and friends. The large, well appointed kitchen, with AEG cooktop and pyrolytic oven, provides plenty of bench space and storage, with garden outlooks adding a lovely connection to the established surrounds. Ducted gas heating

Feauturing a 3 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom home at the front of the property + a 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Bungalow at the rear (Both currently tenanted). Offering an excellent opportunity for investors, extended families or owner-occupiers, 65 Park Road, Maryborough features a comfortable three-bedroom home together with a separate, detached, self-contained two-bedroom unit and shedding. Both dwellings are currently tenanted, providing a combined rental return of approximately $540 per week, making this a fantastic opportunity to secure an investment with dual income potential. The main residence offers three bedrooms and comfortable living, while the detached two-bedroom unit provides independent accommodation with the added benefit of shedding - ideal for additional storage, hobbies or workspace. The property also offers outstanding flexibility for the future. An owner-occupier could live in one dwelling while renting the other, or utilise the second residence for family, friends or guests. Con