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An Off Grid Mud Brick Homestead, Set Up for Horses and a Slower Life
Langley, Mount Alexander
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
· Garden · Equipped kitchen
Langley, Mount Alexander · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Garden · Equipped kitchen
Fifteen minutes from Castlemaine, with easy access to the Calder Freeway for Melbourne and Bendigo, this elevated mud brick home sits above its own paddock, private and unhurried, with views drawn out across the land to Mount Alexander and Mount Macedon. It's the kind of place that suits a slower rhythm: horses in the paddock, chooks in the yard, a garden that asks little and gives a lot. The home is built from mud brick, its slate and timber floors carrying that same handmade, settled quality through every room. At the centre, an open kitchen adjoins dining and a dual sitting room, one space unfolding into the next. The kitchen has a gas cooktop with an undermount oven, terracotta wall tiles, and a timber benchtop suited to easy, casual dining. Double doors and a sliding door open onto the front verandah, and a north-facing window holds a quiet spot for a chair or a table, morning light and not much else. In the adjoining sitting room, a wood heater sits beneath a high, angled timber
Fifteen minutes from Castlemaine, with easy access to the Calder Freeway for Melbourne and Bendigo, this elevated mud brick home sits above its own paddock, private and unhurried, with views drawn out across the land to Mount Alexander and Mount Macedon. It's the kind of place that suits a slower rhythm: horses in the paddock, chooks in the yard, a garden that asks little and gives a lot. The home is built from mud brick, its slate and timber floors carrying that same handmade, settled quality through every room. At the centre, an open kitchen adjoins dining and a dual sitting room, one space unfolding into the next. The kitchen has a gas cooktop with an undermount oven, terracotta wall tiles, and a timber benchtop suited to easy, casual dining. Double doors and a sliding door open onto the front verandah, and a north-facing window holds a quiet spot for a chair or a table, morning light and not much else. In the adjoining sitting room, a wood heater sits beneath a high, angled timber
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