337 properties for sale in Maldon, Mount Alexander

At the foot of Mount Tarrengower, a rendered strawbale home sits quietly within its landscape. It stands on approximately 112.96 acres of open pasture, bush and birdlife. A large dam lies below the house, with the mountain rising behind. The views span a full 360 degrees, across the surrounding country to distant mountains. Maldon is nine minutes away by car. The property has dual road access, from Mount Back Road and from Treloars Road. It is private, yet easy to reach. The design takes its cue from the Grecian villa. Inside, the walls have been painted by hand as frescoes, with arches, columns and pediments in soft greens, blues, ochres and terracotta. Each room has its own colour and its own character. The work was painstaking, and it shows in every doorway and cornice. The home offers 134sqm (approx.) of living across two bedrooms and one bathroom. High ceilings give the rooms height and air. Recycled materials run through the build. Hardwood floors carry the warmth of age through

Set across an expansive 37 acres of beautifully improved land, this exceptional lifestyle estate delivers a rare fusion of refined country living, extensive infrastructure, and resort-style entertaining all within a meticulously curated private setting. Beyond secure electric gates with intercom access, a sweeping sense of arrival unfolds, leading to a substantial residence framed by approximately four acres of established gardens, thoughtfully divided into formal and informal zones. Meandering pathways connect a breath-taking collection of landscaped features, including a manicured rose garden, ornamental pear avenue, wisteria-draped pergola, tranquil ponds and fountains, and even a charming garden maze creating an ever-changing seasonal landscape of colour and texture. At the heart of the home, generous proportions and flexible living define the residence. Comprising five bedrooms, including a luxurious main suite with private sitting area, dual balconies, walk-in robe and ensuite, t

Nestled in the rolling landscapes of the Nuggetty Ranges, this 112-acre (approx.) property offers an opportunity to breathe new life into history. With sealed road access, power on site, and a setting of timeless beauty, the stage is set for a remarkable transformation. At its heart lie original stone ruins and rooms dating back to circa 1865, a tangible link to Central Victoria's pioneering past. These evocative remnants present scope for a grand restoration project (STCA), allowing you to create a residence or retreat that celebrates heritage while embracing modern design. Property Highlights > Prime Location: Sealed road frontage to Nuggetty Road; just 7km to Maldon, 16km to Calder Freeway, and 33km to Bendigo. > Historic Features: Original stone buildings and ruins offering extraordinary restoration potential. > Infrastructure: Sheds, stockyards, and outbuildings. > Natural Beauty: Rolling countryside dotted with ancient gums, dramatic granite boulders, and a spring-fed dam. > Life

Set among established gums on approximately 2.78 acres, this three-bedroom brick home offers space, privacy and genuine bush character on the edge of Walmer. A wrap-around verandah opens to an entertaining area overlooking the grounds and a large dam, with birdlife a constant feature of the outlook. The scale of the block gives a growing family room to spread out, with plenty of space for kids, pets and outdoor play. Inside, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is anchored by a high arched timber-clad ceiling with feature beams. An open fireplace sits within a brick feature wall, framed by a brick mantle. The kitchen includes an island bench suited to casual dining, along with a freestanding gas cooktop and oven. A timber-clad hallway leads to three bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower over bath and vanity, a separate toilet, and a laundry with external access. Outside, two sheds (3.8m x 6m and 3.7m x 2.5m) provide storage and workshop space, complemented by a water tank. With e

Set across approximately 83 acres of cleared grazing land and box ironbark bushland, Crown Hill is a captivating late nineteenth century homestead of remarkable character, scale and rural beauty, positioned within the peaceful landscape of Walmer. Beyond iron gates and a circular driveway, the original double brick residence rests proudly on granite foundations, framed by verandahs detailed with iron lacework. The approach is both private and impressive, introducing a property rich in history and atmosphere. The land has been thoughtfully configured for lifestyle and productivity, comprising a substantial grazing paddock with dam, a large, powered shearing shed, rabbit-proof fencing surrounding the homestead, approximately five acres of pasture and the adjoining bush block. Water security is a key feature, with two house dams, an additional paddock dam, an underground brick tank with pump, and approximately 35,000 litres of poly tank storage. Inside, the home immediately reveals its en

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

Set back from Church Street on a large, private allotment, this three-bedroom home offers space, privacy and low-maintenance living just minutes from Maldon's historic township. The 3039sqm (approx.) block faces north and takes in surrounding rural and bushland views. A long gravel driveway leads up through established trees to the home, with mature plantings and a low-maintenance garden giving the property a settled, private feel. Inside, an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area forms the heart of the 94sqm (approx.) home. The north-facing living room has a solid-wood heater and a split system, with windows positioned to make the most of the northern light and the view beyond. The dining area opens onto a rear entertainment area via a sliding door, while the kitchen features a bay window overlooking the garden, a wrap-around bench for casual dining, and a freestanding gas cooktop with oven. A deck extends across the front of the home, offering a place to sit and take in the surrou

Really the ideal historic miner's cottage and the essence of Maldon. Situated on a unique corner block with no immediate neighbours and views to Mt Tarrengower, this quaint three bedroom cottage is looking forward to the renovators touch. Inside is largely original with timber lined ceilings an open fireplace and renovated kitchen. As well as the spacious and rural aspect, the grounds contain an historic, mud brick studio and single lock up garage. This is definitely a property which justifies an inspection, either when advertised or by appointment by calling Ian Riley anytime on 0438065666

Nestled in a serene location embraced by natural bushland and overlooked by Mount Tarrengower, this charming three bedroom home in Maldon offers a lifestyle defined by peace and privacy. Surrounded by beautifully established gardens, the property feels like a private sanctuary, where every window frames lush greenery and the sounds of nature create a tranquil backdrop to daily life. The home welcomes you with verandas wrapping around two sides, providing the ideal spot to relax with a morning coffee or unwind in the evening. Inside, a comfortable living area offers year round climate control with a split system for heating and cooling. The adjoining dining area flows into a practical kitchen featuring a corner pantry, generous bench space, electric cooktop and oven, and a dishwasher. Everything you need for easy family living. The main bedroom comfortably fits a queen sized bed and includes a built in robe, ceiling fan, and its own split system heating and cooling. Bedrooms two and thr

A character-filled 1950s timber home on a generous quarter-acre garden Privately positioned on a peaceful street, this beautifully updated mid-century timber home offers a rare combination of original character, generous proportions and relaxed country living. Set amongst deep, established gardens on approximately 1,000m² (¼ acre), it is a home with warmth, personality and plenty of space to enjoy. Classic 1950s timber home, thoughtfully updated while retaining its period charm Quiet, peaceful street surrounded by nature and established homes Three generous double bedrooms, each with built-in robes Spacious living room with polished timber floors and fireplace, complemented by reverse-cycle air conditioning Large, well-appointed kitchen with dishwasher and ample workspace Welcoming spacious entry hallway and vestibule Expansive north-facing private deck, ideal for entertaining and relaxing Charming return verandahs providing additional outdoor living Approx. 1,000m² (¼ acre) of establi

Set on a generous 2,378sqm (approx.) allotment, this character-filled weatherboard home, originally built in 1903 with a sympathetic 1960s extension, offers an appealing combination of period charm, comfortable living and exciting future potential and approved plan of subdivision. A charming front porch welcomes you inside, where the home's heritage features are immediately apparent. Three bedrooms are positioned at the front of the home, two showcasing original fireplaces with beautiful mantlepieces, along with leadlight panels, ruby glass accents, original floorboards and timber-lined ceilings that honour the home's original era. The living spaces are warm and inviting, complemented by a wood fire and reverse-cycle split systems for year-round comfort, along with gas instant hot water. The kitchen is well-equipped with quality Omega appliances, including a gas cooktop and dishwasher, and offers ample bench and cupboard space for everyday ease. Outdoors, the property truly opens up. M

Rich in history and full of character, William Jeffrey House (circa 1859) offers a rare opportunity to secure a beautifully preserved period home with flexible living options on a generous 1,012 sqm (approx.) allotment. The charming cottage showcases many original features, including decorative mantlepieces, timber floorboards, leadlight windows and a delightful front verandah with classic columns. Inside, the home offers two to three bedrooms, with a warm and inviting atmosphere enhanced by a wood heater, reverse-cycle split systems, panel heaters and ceiling fans. The kitchen retains its sense of history with an original stove and hearth, complemented by a freestanding 900mm gas and electric cooker. Adjoining is a spacious dispensary or meals area, complete with open shelving and excellent storage, ideal for relaxed, everyday living. The main bathroom is bright and functional, featuring a shower over bath, with a separate toilet. A large laundry offers excellent storage and connects

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

Spring Cottage sits high on Anzac Hill, 170 metres from Maldon's High Street. Built around 1865, this miner's cottage has a garden to match and Crown land on its boundaries. You can walk to town and come home to quiet. Drystone walls and stone-edged paths lead through lavender, rosemary and native plantings. The front verandah looks across the garden, with a peek of original timber shingles above. Inside, the north-facing living room is warmed by a solid wood heater in a period surround. Floorboards are polished, and the dado is timber. Built-in shelves sit beside 6x6 windows that frame the garden. At the rear, the kitchen and dining area is French blue, with concrete-look benchtops, an electric cooktop, undermount oven and dishwasher. From here you step out to the rear garden and rock walls dating from the 1860s. A ground floor bedroom opens to the garden through French doors. The bathroom has been updated and has a deep bath, and a vintage timber laundry trough has been kept. Upstair

Some homes are ready to move straight into. Others offer an excellent opportunity to restore, reshape and create something genuinely satisfying over time. This original 1881 cottage sits firmly in the latter category. Set on approximately 1,831m² in an elevated position with views across the surrounding hills, the property offers a chance to secure a substantial block and a historic cottage within easy reach of Maldon's celebrated village centre. The setting itself is compelling, spacious, established and peaceful, with the kind of outlook that is difficult to replicate. The original double-fronted façade remains intact, while timber-lined front rooms and original fireplaces speak to the home's long history. A mid-century breezeway links the original cottage to the kitchen at the rear, reflecting the gradual evolution of the property over many decades. The current floor plan includes a sitting room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with reverse-cycle heating and cooling, an additi

A prominent commercial holding offering established income, outstanding character and exciting potential in the heart of historic Maldon. Occupying a substantial 544sqm corner allotment, this iconic property presents a rare opportunity to secure one of Maldon's most recognisable commercial buildings, combining an income-producing upstairs apartment with an expansive main hall, original rear stables and yard space offering further potential, subject to approvals. The Main Hall: Commercial Presence and Display Potential The centrepiece of the property is an impressive former industrial hall, featuring soaring timber-lined cathedral ceilings, exposed stonework and original brickwork. Its generous window space and prominent street presence provide excellent potential for visual merchandising, product displays and showcasing a business to passing visitors. The expansive interior offers a distinctive commercial environment, with its scale and authentic heritage features creating a setting th

A Sophisticated Blend of c.1910 Elegance and Certified 6-Star Energy Efficient Luxury Prominently positioned on a substantial 977 sqm land parcel within one of Maldon's premier streets, Gloucester House (c.1910) is a breathtaking example of meticulously preserved history seamlessly married with sophisticated modern comfort, created with love and expertise by its owners, an interior designer and design engineer, Gloucester House is a testament to style and country grace. Behind its classic white picket fence and beautifully manicured gardens, this home welcomes you with a striking bullnose verandah facade, intricate decorative lacework, timber shutters, and grand entrance door with acid-etched glass panels. This property has been flawlessly restored and maintained to the absolute highest of standards. A traditional, wide central hallway creates an immediate sense of arrival, featuring rich architectural details including original pressed metal ceilings, Baltic pine flooring, and dado pa

Thoughtfully crafted with comfort, creativity and sustainability at its heart, this beautifully finished contemporary home offers an exceptional opportunity for downsizers, creatives and professionals seeking an easy-care lifestyle without compromise. Built just four years ago by respected Bendigo builders Russell Parsons, the home combines the warmth of natural materials with high-performance design principles to create a light-filled and inviting living environment. Spotted Gum flooring, quality cabinetry, double glazing and excellent insulation ensure year-round comfort, while bespoke details and custom joinery add character and individuality throughout. At the heart of the home, the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area flows effortlessly onto a generous Spotted Gum deck that wraps around the north-eastern side of the residence. Designed to embrace natural light and connect with the outdoors, this welcoming space is equally suited to entertaining friends or enjoying a quiet mor

Perfectly positioned in the heart of historic Maldon, this character filled 1920s weatherboard cottage offers an enviable lifestyle with cafés, shops and everyday amenities just around the corner. Set on approximately 662sqm opposite the town gardens and recreational reserve, the property is also ideally placed for walking trails leading into the Mt Tarrangower Reserve. Relocated to the site many years ago, the north facing cottage has been recently painted and retains a wonderful sense of warmth and individuality. A brick paved front verandah creates a welcoming entrance, while beautiful hardwood floors, decorative ceilings and period details feature throughout the home. The inviting sitting room centres around an open fireplace fitted with a wood heater and framed by an ornate timber mantel. The adjoining eat in kitchen continues the cottage character with generous cabinetry, an all gas stove and cooktop, plus a decorative vintage stove retained within the original brick fireplace. S

Sweeping views over Crown Land and the Mt Tarrangower Reserve serve to enhance the obvious appeal of this brick, iron and timber home on a roomy 1269sqm (1/3-acre) in a quiet residential location. Behind the decorative iron & timber fence fence and easy care front gardens, the east-facing porch entry opens to an interior with light, bright and contemporary décor including polished floorboards flowing through the family spaces. Enter into a formal lounge room with open fireplace and built-in bookcase. North facing windows fill the room with natural light. Beyond is the kitchen with all-white cabinetry with built-in microwave cabinet, 2 pantry's, electric cooking and expansive island bench with breakfast bar. Step through to the light-filled and generously proportioned, free-flowing family and dining space with wall length buffet cabinetry and wide double doors opening to the covered alfresco deck; a lovely spot to relax and entertain overlooking the gardens with distant views and glorio

Sitting pretty within delightful leafy gardens on 789 sqm with an additional 2,100 sqm of Licenced Crown Land for you to enjoy, this beautifully restored, renovated and maintained Victorian cottage (circa 1910) has everything you need to live the life you've always dreamed of. From the wide, classically designed, elevated bullnose front verandah, the views taking in the historic Diggings, Beehive Chimney and Mt Tarrangower with glorious sunsets as the backdrop are nothing short of spectacular. Step into a home that has enjoyed considerable, meticulously implemented restorations over the past decade. Re-stumping, roofing, wiring, plumbing and the installation of insulation to all external walls around the house deliver the standard of living we expect today while still retaining the charm and character of the home's beautiful period architecture. The rooms are spacious and airy, high ceilings and feature windows ensuring an abundance of natural light throughout. Honey-coloured Baltic fl

Are you looking for an excellent low maintenance bolt-hole, or one that combines residential and commercial options, all in a sought-after location? Well, look no further! This delightful one bedroom, barn-style cottage on a roomy 434 sqm block at the southern end of Maldon's High Street commercial precinct offers easy living for singles or couples wanting a lock and leave, investors looking for an excellent rental or BnB property, or a buyer looking to conduct retail or service-related activities. Entry is via a side-access gate to the walkway directly onto High Street with the bonus of rear lane access to Tobin Street for off-street carparking. And with its Commercial Zoning, there's the exciting opportunity to further extend the current building or develop the site in its entirety (STCA). Built over two levels and in keeping with Maldon's goldfields era history, the ground level of the super-cute cottage is constructed of weatherboard while the upper is corrugated iron. A wide, retu

Distinctive in design and rich in natural textures, this mud-brick residence offers generous living spaces, beautiful timber detailing and excellent shedding. Set amongst established gardens on a corner allotment, the home enjoys a private, leafy setting in a quiet residential street, just minutes from the heart of the historic township. Showcasing traditional post-and-beam construction with mud-brick infill and contemporary steel and timber cladding, the home combines earthy materials with practical modern features. Exposed timber beams, leadlight windows and warm interior finishes create an inviting atmosphere throughout. The generously proportioned living room is a standout, featuring a striking raked ceiling, pendant lighting and a wood heater for the cooler months. French doors open directly to the outdoors, connecting the living space with the surrounding gardens and inviting natural light inside. Split-system heating and cooling provide additional year-round comfort. The adjoini

Enjoy the space, comfort and character of this inviting home, offering modern living, generous outdoor entertaining and room to make the most of what Maldon has to offer. Inside, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area creates a welcoming heart to the home. Timber-look floors and lined ceilings add warmth, while the well-appointed kitchen features an island bench finished with stone tops, as throughout the rest of the home. The main bedroom includes a walk-in robe and en-suite, while two additional bedrooms feature built-in robes. A central family bathroom, separate toilet and laundry with external access add everyday practicality. One of the home's standout features is the second living area. Separated by a beautiful timber barn door, it offers flexibility as a media room, quiet retreat, home office or space for family and friends. Open the bifold doors and enjoy the connection between indoor and outdoor living. Once outside, you have a beautifully generous L-shaped deck complet

On the corner of High Street, 1.2km from the centre of historic Maldon, this three-bedroom weatherboard home sits on 752sqm (approx.) of established garden. It is a great entry-level home, and a welcoming place to begin. There is potential here for a first home buyer ready to put their own stamp on it, or a renovator looking for a project on a generous block. A front verandah looks out over the garden and sets the tone. Inside, the front-facing living room is the heart of the home; a split system keeps the room comfortable through summer and winter. Timber floorboards carry through to the kitchen and dining area, where the bench wraps around for morning coffee or a relaxed supper. There is a freestanding gas cooktop with oven, and a dishwasher. Three bedrooms are set off the hall, and leadlight windows add colour and period detail. The bathroom has a bath, separate shower, toilet and pedestal basin. The laundry sits at the rear of the home. Out the back, a large alfresco deck overlooks

A generous corner block of 2026sqm (over half an acre) nestled at the foot of Mt Tarrangower Reserve is the site of this elegant family home. Surrounded by landscaped gardens and with views across to Mt Tarrangower, every attention to detail has been exacted in order to deliver an enviable lifestyle. Occupying centre stage on the block, the dual level, rendered home with gabled Colourbond roof and dormer windows boasts a wide, north-facing front verandah entrance with L-shaped return. The interior is warm and welcoming with timber-lined ceilings and exposed beams, natural light streaming in to fill generous formal and informal living and dining spaces. Large glass door from the meals area open to a covered, rear verandah running along the home's length, overlooking landscaped gardens with flowering gums, bottle brush and many other decorative native plants. Set within the gardens is a lovely paved, pergola-topped alfresco patio, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertainment. At the

Located in a quiet residential area close to the hospital and primary school and with views of Mt Tarrangower this inviting 1950's home offers a timber kitchen with electric cooking and fire place with overmantel, central dining area with timber dado and skylight and formal lounge with open fire place. Polished timber floors feature through the living areas. There is a bathroom, front and rear porches and 2 bedrooms, one with walk in robe. A third rear bedroom/second living area features glass sliding doors to the generous rear garden that includes lush laws, lovely shade and fruit trees and a large workshop. Currently leased to a secure tenant or purchase with vacant possession. Ideal weekender or first home located only 800m from the historic township centre. Situated on a generous 1012m2 block. Call Ian Riley anytime on 0438 065 666 for more details

At the foot of Mt Tarrangower, picturesque Warnock Street is the setting for this lovely timber and iron cottage on an exceptional half acre corner block in a quiet residential locale. Within walking distance to historic Maldon's town centre and all the amenities and attractions this vibrant town offers, this delightful property has everything you need to live your best life. Much-loved and the very essence of charming Victorian architecture, with its tranquil garden setting, decorative wrought iron lacework across the verandah and large colonial-style windows, the street appeal is instant. Inside, tradition and modernity combine, with timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams and dado paneling to deliver a light and bright, yet warm and welcoming feel while the living is distinctly contemporary. Three queen bedrooms, master with built in robe, flank the entrance hallway. Beyond, is a spacious formal lounge with Heat Charm wood heater set within the original fireplace. The centrally located

Built in the 1800s and framed by gardens that have matured with grace, this timber cottage captures the enduring spirit of country life in historic Maldon. Its wisteria-draped façade welcomes you into a home rich with texture, charm and quiet beauty. Inside, original Baltic pine floors and timber-lined ceilings set a warm tone for relaxed living. The open-plan living room, anchored by a wood heater and reverse-cycle air conditioning, flows to a kitchen featuring timber benchtops, stainless steel appliances and a gas cooktop - a true country kitchen made for conversation and comfort. A quaint front sitting room, dressed in floral wallpaper, offers an intimate retreat, while four bedrooms on the ground level provide space for family or guests. Upstairs, a versatile loft adds flexibility - ideal as a workspace, studio or peaceful extra living area. French doors open to the garden, where winding paths lead to a covered brick-paved alfresco area at the rear - perfect for outdoor dining. Bey

On the edge of historic Maldon, this charming period style weatherboard captures a lovely sense of place, with a picturesque rural outlook and the occasional sight of the steam train making its way through the landscape. It's a home with genuine character, plenty of natural light and the sort of position that lets you enjoy Maldon's village atmosphere while still feeling connected to the countryside. North facing and filled with natural light, the home opens with an inviting leadlight entrance before revealing the hallmarks of its era, including soaring 10 foot ceilings, decorative cornices and generous proportions throughout. Two well sized bedrooms provide flexibility for family living. At the heart of the home, the updated galley style kitchen connects with the dining area, creating a practical space for everyday meals and entertaining. The front lounge room space is comfortable and welcoming, with split-system heating and cooling providing year round climate control. The bathroom h