305 houses for sale in Newstead, Mount Alexander

Enjoying a desirable corner allotment of approximately 899m², this well-designed four-bedroom home combines generous living spaces, practical features and excellent shedding to create a home that is equally suited to family living, entertaining or the home-based tradesperson. Stepping inside, the inviting entrance introduces a thoughtfully designed floorplan that provides excellent separation between the main bedroom and the remaining bedrooms, creating a practical layout for family living. Privately positioned off the lounge, the main bedroom features a walk-in robe and ensuite with separate toilet. Three additional generously sized bedrooms are located at the opposite end of the home, each complete with built-in robes, while a dedicated study area provides a convenient space for working from home, studying or managing everyday household tasks. At the heart of the home is the spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family area. The well-appointed kitchen includes an electric cooktop an

Set across approximately 10 acres in the peaceful farming district of Elphinstone, this beautifully presented Russell Parsons-built residence brings together space, comfort and genuine rural practicality in a setting that feels wonderfully removed, yet remains within easy reach of Castlemaine, Kyneton and Bendigo. Thoughtfully improved by the current owner, the three-bedroom home has been complemented by extensive landscaping and considered internal enhancements, creating a warm and inviting property where both the home and its surrounds have been designed to be enjoyed. Generous open-plan living forms the heart of the residence, bringing together the kitchen, dining and lounge areas with an abundance of natural light and an outlook across the gardens and surrounding paddocks. The kitchen is both stylish and practical, featuring an impressive new oven, stainless-steel appliances, excellent storage, a large walk-in pantry and corner bar. A wood-burning heater adds warmth and atmosphere

Rich in history and timeless appeal, The Folly is a captivating mid-1800s sandstone and timber cottage, set within approximately half an acre of beautiful, established gardens in historic Chewton. Historic Character - Sandstone and timber construction, brick floors, coved ceilings, French doors and charming period details. Beautiful Interiors - Two bedrooms, a claw-foot bath, separate shower, generous dining and sitting room with Scandinavian wood stove cooker, plus a cosy retreat with open fireplace. An Abundant Garden - A private, leafy haven featuring elegant tree peonies and perennial peonies, stone walls, mature deciduous trees and a magnificent Bunya pine. An Edible Paradise - A delightful collection of fruit and nut trees, including quince, Nashi pear, pistachio, apple, olive, pomegranate, peach, mulberry, plum, medlar and lemon. Outdoor Charm - Brick courtyard, stone steps, single garage and a woodland garden extending to the rear. Connected & Convenient - Water and sewer conne

Set within 1,532m2 of established gardens, the home has evolved naturally from its surroundings. Sandstone walls, mature deciduous trees and layers of greenery create a wonderfully private setting, while the distinctive barn-style architecture gives the property a character rarely found so close to the heart of Castlemaine. Inside, exposed timber beams bring warmth and architectural character, while stone floors continue the earthy material palette and reinforce the home's rustic, handcrafted feel. Updated double-glazed windows frame the garden beyond and allow the changing seasons to become part of the interior. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling keeps the space comfortable throughout the year. The timber kitchen sits comfortably within the open living zone, with electric cooking and plenty of warmth and personality in its natural finishes. A combined bathroom and laundry completes the ground floor, keeping the layout simple and practical. Upstairs, all three bedrooms share the warmth

Privately positioned on 1,300m², this enchanting Castlemaine estate brings together a beautifully restored 1860s miner's cottage, an impressive barn-style pool house and romantic established gardens. Just a short walk from the Botanical Gardens, Mill Complex, railway station and town centre, it offers a rare combination of heritage character, lifestyle appeal and accommodation potential. The Cottage A Beautiful Piece of History Rich in character and thoughtfully renovated, the original timber cottage retains the warmth and charm of its 1860s origins. Three bedrooms, a stylish bathroom, ducted gas heating and well equipped kitchen provide comfortable living, while French doors open from the lounge onto a private timber deck overlooking the gardens. The Barn An Architectural Surprise Beyond the cottage, the striking barn-style pool house offers a wonderful contrast, with vaulted ceilings, polished concrete floors, Velux windows and expansive doors capturing natural light and garden views

Some homes are easy to picture yourself in. This is one of them. On 967sqm (approx.) in a quiet Castlemaine street, this late 1970s brick home sits within a pretty and private garden. Castlemaine Secondary College is at the end of the street. The Mount Alexander Golf Course and Kalimna Park bushland are a short walk away, so weekends can start on foot. West of the college, a pedestrian rail crossing leads to the Botanical Gardens, also within easy walking distance. The town centre is only five minutes by car. A carved 1970s front door welcomes you in. Coloured period glass sliding doors open to the sunken lounge, where a freestanding gas heater makes it the place to gather on cold evenings. Evaporative ducted cooling keeps the house comfortable through summer, and solar panels on the roof help with the running costs. The kitchen is open plan to the dining area, with a freestanding gas cooktop and oven. The bench is made for casual breakfasts and long conversations. A door leads out to

Discover the perfect balance of privacy, sustainability, and serene country living on this 35-acre (approx.) property. Set in peaceful seclusion, yet conveniently located less than 1.5 hours from Melbourne and just 15 minutes to Daylesford or 25 minutes to Castlemaine's shops, services, and public transport. The fenced land offers a beautiful mix of cleared space and natural bush, creating a private sanctuary for both you and the local wildlife. As you pass through the front gate and meander along the bush-lined driveway past a sizable dam, you'll immediately feel a sense of calm as the world slips away behind you. The charming three-bedroom mud brick home is full of character, featuring cathedral ceilings, concrete and tiled flooring, solid concrete load-bearing lintels, and large picture windows framing stunning views of the dam and surrounding bushland. Designed for year-round comfort, the home is warmed by an efficient wood fire and benefits from passive solar design. A substantial

Step into effortless modern living with this brand-new, beautifully crafted home designed to suit a wide range of buyers-from savvy first-home owners to those looking to downsize without compromise. Boasting four spacious bedrooms, this home offers flexibility for growing families, guests, or even a home office setup. The master suite provides a peaceful retreat, complete with its own private ensuite, while a central bathroom services the remaining three bedrooms. At the heart of the home, you'll find a light-filled open-plan living and dining area that seamlessly connects to a contemporary kitchen, featuring quality finishes with stone bench tops, ample storage, and modern appliances-perfect for everyday living and entertaining alike. Other features include: 9-star energy rating, double glazed windows, solar panels system, fixed NBN line, along with ducted heating and cooling to keep you comfortable all year round. A double garage ensures secure parking and additional storage, while t

Along a tree-lined country road in the tight-knit community of Yandoit Hills, a three-bedroom home sits low into the slope, secluded and private, with the hills and open country around it. This is off-grid living on 38.9 acres (approx.) of paddocks, old gums and a dam. Daylesford is 22 minutes away, and Castlemaine is 28 minutes away by car. With Yandoit Primary School just 7 minutes away, this is a home where children can grow up with space, trees and a paddock to roam. The home runs entirely on its own resources. Solar panels with battery backup supply the power, and two large water tanks hold the water. A worm farm waste system completes the setup. It suits a weekend escape, or a longer-term eco home base. The house is double-brick and period weatherboard, and each part has a clear purpose. The weatherboard front holds the bedrooms. The original details have been kept: high ceilings, double-hung windows and hardwood floorboards underfoot. Beside the front door, a stained glass surro

Set on approximately 50.70 acres (20.52 hectares) of rolling hills and farmland, Myimbarr Farm offers a rare opportunity to own a unique and expansive rural property. Nestled in a serene setting with breathtaking views of Mt. Franklin, this charming farm features a solid Castlemaine stone home, extensive shedding, and well-maintained paddocks, making it ideal for hobby farming or livestock breeding. Built in the early 1970s using stone from the renowned Castlemaine Quarry, the home exudes timeless character and country charm. It boasts three bedrooms, one bathroom, and spacious living areas, perfect for family living or weekend getaways. The large open-plan lounge and dining area features high ceilings, exposed timber beams, and walls of windows that fill the room with natural light. A north-facing patio extends off the lounge, offering a perfect spot to take in the surrounding views. The kitchen is a rustic delight, complete with a 900mm gas stove (gas cooktop and electric oven), a la

This mud-brick home belongs to a distinctly Australian architectural Bush Modern tradition, combining modernist ideas with the materials and informality of the bush. Handcrafted from natural materials and deeply connected to its natural setting, the light-filled house has the individual character of the mud-brick homes pioneered by Alistair Knox: architecture conceived not in opposition to the landscape, but as part of it. Two potters built it in the early 1980s, and it sits on 4.54 hectares (approx.) of bush protected by a Trust for Nature conservation covenant. The home is completely off-grid and very quiet, yet Chewton is close, Castlemaine is eleven minutes away, and Melbourne is easy to reach. Inside, the walls are soft rendered mud brick and the ceilings are lined in timber. The floors are brick, laid in a basketweave pattern. Long runs of windows frame the bushland, and the light moves through the rooms across the day. Living, dining and kitchen share one open room, warmed by a

Recycled brick, warm timber and a 4.2m entry ceiling announce a home built with care. This is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence, 1.6km from central Castlemaine, on a 526sqm (approx.) block. Over two levels, there is 325sqm of living and a further 76sqm of balcony and patio. Mount Alexander rises in the view from the front. A leafy outlook to the west sits at the back. Step inside and the pace slows. Scallop wall detailing gives the entry a soft, sculptural texture. It returns on the kitchen island and in the main bedroom. Hardwood floors lead to open-plan living and dining that is light and bright, with views to the east, north and west. Sheer curtains soften the sun. The palette is gentle and earthy, with soft gumnut tones, warm whites and timber. Ducted heating and cooling keep every room comfortable through the seasons. The kitchen is the heart of the home. A large island bench with a stone waterfall edge is made for slow breakfasts, homework and long conversations. Soft gree

Some homes ask you to look at the view. This one is built around it. Set high above Castlemaine, this double-fronted late Victorian looks over the town to Mount Tarrengower. The L-shaped wrap-around verandah, trimmed in cast iron lacework, is turned to the horizon. As the sun drops behind the mountain, the lights come on across town. You will want to be here for it. Inside, period grace meets considered modern living. A leadlight door with coloured glass sidelights opens to a hall of Victorian detail. Shutters soften the bedrooms, and the light moves slowly through the day. Behind the character sits a quiet, thorough renovation. Renewed plumbing, rewiring, external wall insulation and double glazing in the addition make the home as comfortable as it is handsome. Three inverter split systems, solar panels feeding back to the grid and reversible ceiling fans in the living areas keep it that way all year. The kitchen is the heart of the house. A three-metre stone island sits at its centre

Set on approximately 2.5 acres in a peaceful natural bush setting, this solid brick home offers privacy, space, and a relaxed country lifestyle just minutes from the heart of Daylesford. Surrounded by other quality homes, the property provides the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Inside, the home features two generous bedrooms plus a separate study area, making it ideal for those working from home or seeking additional flexibility. Two spacious living areas offer plenty of room for families to spread out, while the well-appointed kitchen includes excellent cupboard space, a dishwasher, and everything needed for easy everyday living. Comfort is assured year-round with the warmth of a wood fire for the cooler months, complemented by a split system for efficient heating and cooling throughout the seasons. Outside, the property continues to impress with substantial shedding that is perfect for a handyman, hobbyist, tradesperson, or anyone in need of a workshop or additional st

A white timber gate, a gravel drive and a long view down the paddock. This property sits on 8.8 acres (approx.) in a desirable part of Castlemaine. Bushland and the Leanganook Track run along the edge of the land, and the town lies just beyond. You are minutes from central Castlemaine, yet wonderfully tucked away. Inside the three-bedroom period home, ornate plaster ceilings sit above leadlight windows and timber floorboards. The lounge and the dining room each have a bay window. Both look out over the green pasture and the Leanganook Track. Morning light reaches the rooms early and stays late. The kitchen is white and country in style, with window cabinets, an island bench, a double wall oven and a dishwasher. A window above the cooktop looks to the rotunda and the paddock. A sliding door opens to the deck. It is an easy step out for a morning coffee, or a long lunch with family and friends. One of the three bedrooms has built-in robes, and the contemporary new bathroom has a back-to-

Set at the end of a quiet one-way street, just minutes from town, this property offers an opportunity to capitalise on all the best parts of the Castlemaine lifestyle. It's a location connected to nature, boasting expansive views while remaining conveniently close to the vibrancy and services of Castlemaine. Kaweka Nature Reserve adjoins the property on the southern side, with the Mount Alexander Golf Course to the east and Kalimna Park bushland a stone's throw beyond. Views to Leanganook/Mt Alexander to the north complete the immersion in the surrounding landscape. Step out of the house in any direction, and you are welcomed by tracks and trails through native bushland teeming with wildlife. Positioned on approx. 660sqm, the circa-1950s home has a relaxed feel and retains its mid-century charm. Timber floors, high ceilings and expansive windows that connect the space to the beautiful surrounds give the home a light and open feel. The lounge and dining rooms form the heart of the home,

This is a Castlemaine street where school, town and the creek are all reached on foot. The four bedroom home on approximately 669sqm is a short walk to Winter's Flat Primary School, the Castlemaine retail precinct and the train station, with services to Melbourne and Bendigo. Central Castlemaine is 1.5km away. Walking tracks lead to Campbells Creek. Inside, the living room is entered from the front verandah. The kitchen and dining area sit at the centre of the home, and this is where the days settle. The kitchen has a freestanding gas cooktop with oven and a dishwasher. A wrap-around bench allows for casual meals. Sliding doors open from the dining area to the alfresco, a north-facing space of 9.3m x 3m. The main bedroom is front-facing and has a split system and built-in robes. Three further bedrooms include one with a split system. The bathroom has a shower, bath and vanity, with a separate toilet. An outside bath sits near the rear door. Ducted heating runs through the home, with wa

Set back from the road on 4.75 acres (approx.) adjacent to peaceful bushland, this sturdy full brick cavity three-bedroom home offers space, privacy and flexibility just seven minutes from Castlemaine. A verandah wraps the front of the house, and established gardens give way to the surrounding bush beyond. At the heart of the home, the spacious living room opens on two sides. French doors to the north lead onto a tranquil terrace under a vine-clad pergola, overlooking the bush beyond. French doors to the south bring light through the room throughout the day. A high, timber-clad cove ceiling gives the space real character, along with a gas heater and a split system. The open-plan kitchen and dining area face north and are fitted with a gas cooktop, a fan-forced electric wall oven, an Asko dishwasher and a step-in pantry. The main bedroom sits off the living room, with its own external French doors access, a generous robe and ensuite. Two further bedrooms open from a gallery space with F

Old red gums, sweeping lawns and a long drive lead to this beautifully presented retro brick four-bedroom homestead. Updated with care and an eye for detail, it sits comfortably within 6.77 acres (approx.) of park-like grounds, with three dams, paddocks and an orchard. It has the feel of a home that belongs to its land. It suits a family wanting room to grow, a horse owner wanting facilities on the doorstep, or anyone looking for space close to town. A wrap-around verandah looks over the front garden. Inside, the lounge measures ten metres long and sits beneath a high raked timber ceiling with skylights. A lime-washed brick feature wall anchors the room, and an open fireplace with a sculptural surround gives it a centre. Polished timber floors run through the home. Large windows frame the garden, so the park-like grounds are part of every room. A timber-framed pass-through connects the lounge to the kitchen, and a bar with its own kitchenette corner makes entertaining easy. The updated

Set across approximately 44 acres of gently rolling countryside, 'Greenlion' is a beautifully resolved rural property where architecture, garden and landscape sit in natural harmony. With approximately 600 metres of frontage to the Loddon River and idyllic swimming holes to enjoy, it offers a special connection to the land and water. Privately positioned among mature trees, layered planting and open lawns, the home has a wonderful sense of arrival. The garden carefully curated and restored attracts a wonderful array of bird life in the peaceful setting before giving way to wider rural views. The residence itself has evolved thoughtfully over time, combining the original brick structure with a later architect-designed wing by Andrew Begg. The result is a home that feels established and cohesive, with a strong connection between the older and newer elements. Inside, the floorplan offers four bedrooms, a study and generous living spaces, with built-in robes to each bedroom and an ensuite

Set amidst approximately 5.11 acres (20,700sqm) of tranquil bushland, this beautifully established Rural Living property presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial and character-filled country home in an idyllic natural setting. Offered to the market for the first time in almost 30 years, this impressive two-storey mudbrick residence combines timeless character, generous proportions and modern comforts, creating an inviting country retreat with an enviable connection to nature. From the generous foyer, the home opens to spacious lounge and dining areas featuring painted mudbrick walls, timber ceilings, dado detailing and expansive double-glazed windows capturing the peaceful outlook. The lounge is centred around a large wood combustion fire with built-in wood storage, creating a warm and welcoming heart to the home. The generous kitchen is both practical and stylish, offering extensive cabinetry, double pantry storage, large benchtops, gas cooking, electric oven, dishwasher an

Privately positioned yet exceptionally accessible, this two bedroom home offers an easy care lifestyle in a highly convenient Castlemaine location. Set on its own title of approximately 414m² with access via a shared driveway, it provides a sense of privacy while remaining close to everything that makes Castlemaine such a desirable place to live. The practical floorplan includes two well proportioned bedrooms, both with built in robes, alongside a central bathroom with a walk in shower, separate toilet and dedicated laundry space. A gas heater provides warmth through the cooler months, creating a comfortable and easily maintained home suited to everyday living. Outside, the manageable allotment provides room to enjoy without demanding extensive upkeep. A single carport offers covered off street parking, while a garden shed provides additional storage. A real highlight is the substantial 6m x 3.6m workshop, offering excellent space for hobbies, tools, projects or further storage - a val

Set amid approximately 4.2 acres of established gardens and gently rolling pasture, this beautifully positioned property offers an exceptional blend of space, privacy and country lifestyle, all within easy reach of Castlemaine. Enjoying lovely views across the surrounding countryside towards the Castlemaine township and Mount Franklin, the substantial quality-built home provides a light-filled and flexible living environment, with double glazing throughout. The home offers a choice of two master bedroom suites, three further bedrooms, central bathroom, study/home office, open-plan family and meals area with adjoining well-appointed kitchen, plus a separate lounge featuring a picture window and wood heater. Outside, the lifestyle appeal continues with a broad timber entertaining deck capturing the rural outlook, sheltered BBQ area and an impressive floodlit tennis court. A large games room/retreat with adjoining double carport provides excellent additional space for teenagers, guests or

Renovated mudbrick homestead on over 12 picturesque acres - just 7km from Maldon There's a particular kind of calm that settles over you the moment you turn into this property. Rolling paddocks, established gardens, and valley views stretching to Mt Alexander set the scene for a beautifully renovated mudbrick homestead where rustic character meets genuine modern comfort. Wide verandahs wrap three sides of the home, offering shade in summer, shelter in winter, and a place to sit with a coffee and watch the light change across the hills. Inside, the open plan living area is filled with natural light through large windows, anchored by a cosy wood fire and supported by reverse cycle air-conditioning for year-round ease. The modern timber kitchen blends warmth with practicality, featuring a stainless steel oven and dishwasher. The floorplan is genuinely flexible. Configure it as a four-bedroom family home, or as a three-bedroom residence plus a fully self-contained unit with its own kitchen

Our house and land packages are designed to give you a clear starting point, with transparent pricing so you understand what's included from the outset. Through our partnerships with leading Victorian land developers, we help secure well-located blocks that work with your budget. Combined with guidance on deposit options and finance pathways, we make it easier to move forward with confidence, knowing you're building towards something real. The Hamilton is designed with modern families in mind. Featuring four spacious bedrooms, two generous living areas and an inviting outdoor zone, it's perfect for entertaining and everyday living. A bright, open-plan design flows seamlessly to the rear, with a large walk-in pantry and smart kitchen-to-laundry connection for effortless daily life. The main suite is your private retreat, with dual walk-in robes and the option to upgrade to a luxury ensuite. Your new home will come standard with quality inclusions, industry leading guarantees/warranties

This inviting country retreat offers an exceptional lifestyle, with tranquil views across the adjoining Melliodora Permaculture Gardens. Privately positioned on a quiet road in picturesque Hepburn, the home sits high on a generous 1,249 sq.m. allotment, offering a wonderful balance of peace, privacy and convenience. Just a short stroll from Hepburn Springs village, you'll have easy access to the renowned Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa, as well as the area's charming cafés, restaurants and boutique shops. Inside, the home embraces an inviting open-plan design, enhanced by soaring vaulted ceilings and a split-level layout that draws in abundant natural light. Bright, airy interiors are complemented by warm timber floorboards and a cosy wood heater, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy your morning coffee on the front verandah, or retreat to the peaceful garden pavilion and take in the surrounding serenity. Accommodation comprises two beautifully light-filled bedrooms and a spaciou

Only Lot 2 Remains Offered as a whole or in 4 lots individual lots: Lot 1: SOLD $1.4 - $1.5M Lot 2: $960,000 - $1,050,000 Lot 3: SOLD $1.5 - $1.65M Lot 4: SOLD $150,000 - $165,000 'Hilltop' has been held by the Stuchbree Family for 150 years, spanning 5 generations. It is located in a very highly regarded area just beyond Castlemaine / Campbells Creek and is a perfect balance of rolling hills, fertile creek flats, native bush, and grazing land. So vast is the holding that it enjoys horizon views of Mt Consultation, Mt Franklin, Mt Alexander, and Mt Tarrengower. Lot 1 (SOLD) has a Homestead, a Settlers' Cottage, and extensive shedding on 41 acres / 17 hectares. The brick homestead in the Colonial style features 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms and space for even the largest of families to reside comfortably. The floorplan includes two living areas in addition to dining with a bay window with stunning outlooks. Solid timber cabinetry is installed throughout the kitchen and bathrooms, Colonial w

Positioned in the heart of sought-after Hepburn Springs, this beautifully designed two-bedroom luxury retreat combines sophisticated style, exceptional comfort and outstanding versatility. Just a short stroll from renowned cafés, wellness centres and local entertainment, and only five minutes by car to Daylesford, the property offers an enviable lifestyle in one of Victoria's most popular regional destinations. Thoughtfully designed across two levels, this quality-built residence provides spacious, self-contained accommodation and the flexibility to suit a range of uses from a private country weekender or permanent residence to a highly appealing short-stay opportunity. A shared entry foyer enables the property to be configured as a generous two-bedroom residence or as dual-occupancy accommodation, comprising a private one-bedroom suite and a separate one-bedroom self-contained apartment. The contemporary interiors feature quality fixtures, fittings and finishes throughout, complemente

Set within an exclusive group of just five villas, and occupying a large allotment of approx. 687sqm, this beautifully appointed contemporary one-bedroom retreat offers a unique blend of comfort, nature and treehouse-style living in the heart of Hepburn Springs. Designed to embrace its serene leafy setting, the open-plan living and bedroom space features expansive glass walls and abundant natural light, with peaceful valley views creating a sense of living among the trees. The living-bedroom area includes a cosy wood fire, split-system heating and cooling, and seamless access to a private deck with undercover jacuzzi, surrounded by tranquil treetop views. A well-equipped kitchen and bright ensuite complete this inviting retreat. With its generous allotment, low-maintenance appeal and distinctive country living style, the property is ideally suited as a weekend getaway, compact permanent residence or holiday rental investment. Just a short stroll from Hepburn Springs' cafés, restaurants

Private from the street, this late 1970s brick four-bedroom home sits on 1505sqm (approx.) and has been thoughtfully brought forward without losing the details that made it distinctive in the first place. Brick arches and the original tiled verandah set the tone for what's inside: a home that trusts its own character and builds on it, rather than erasing it. Step through, and the layout opens into easy, open-plan living. The kitchen has been reworked with stone benchtops, a casual dining bench, and a line-up of Miele appliances including a gas cooktop, a wall-mounted oven and a dishwasher. Windows frame the deck, the garden and the pool beyond. The north-facing dining area takes a sliding door straight out to the deck, and a Nectre wood heater sits between dining and living for the cooler months. The living room runs a split system for the rest of the year, with large picture windows looking back out to the front verandah, the arches offering glimpses of the garden beyond. Four bedroom