384 houses for sale in Yandoit

Discover the tranquillity of country living with this picturesque 9.2-acre (approx.) parcel nestled in the heart of Yandoit. Offering a blend of native bushland, open clearings and a peaceful dam, this property presents an ideal opportunity for those seeking a private rural retreat, recreational getaway or lifestyle holding in a truly serene setting. Surrounded by rolling countryside and abundant wildlife, it's a place where you can disconnect from the everyday and immerse yourself in nature. Features include: - 9.2 acres (approx.) of picturesque Farming Zoned land. - A mix of native bushland, open clearings and established eucalyptus trees. - Peaceful dam providing a picturesque natural feature. - Gently undulating landscape with scenic rural views across the surrounding.countryside. - Quiet location just minutes from Guildford, approximately 15 minutes to Castlemaine and 20 minutes to Daylesford. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a recreational bush block or simply a slice

Uninterrupted Wombat Forest and mountain views are a breathtaking backdrop to exclusive living on Shepherds Flat, with three residences offering impressive accommodation options. Lots of love and care has gone into creating this first-class retreat on 5.15 hectares (12.73 acres approx.) of land. It's where you're surrounded by beautiful landscaping, and decks are tailormade for sitting and looking out across rolling hills and your own fenced paddocks. The three-bedroom two-bathroom Homestead features contemporary quality in every room, including the open-plan living and dining zone, gourmet kitchen, and bedrooms with outdoor access and gorgeous views. Spend winters inside around the fireplace as you look out to panoramic vistas, enjoy warmer days cooking on the outdoor smoker and brazier, and lose yourself in the landscaped garden as it reveals its beauty with each season. The Marnie's Loft retreat is brilliant for when friends come to stay, or you want an income stream from holiday bo

Set across approximately 40 acres of native bushland and productive paddocks, 182 House Lane Sandon presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a private, fully off grid rural retreat. Zoned Farming and tucked away at the end of a quiet country lane, this peaceful property offers space, sustainability and a genuine connection to the land. The character filled residence is centred around expansive open plan living, showcasing soaring ceilings, exposed timber beams and a striking stone open fireplace that forms the heart of the home. Designed with passive heating and cooling principles in mind, the residence remains comfortable year round while large windows and glass doors capture sweeping rural outlooks and fill the home with natural light, creating an effortless indoor outdoor connection. The country style kitchen provides generous bench space and storage, ideal for everyday living or entertaining. A flexible floorplan allows for comfortable accommodation along with additional space

Hidden amongst established native bushland and set well back from the road on a gentle rise, this peaceful 8.15 acre country sanctuary offers complete privacy, where the soundtrack is birdsong and the outlook is your own natural landscape. With a picturesque dam, winding bush surrounds and an abundance of space to explore, it feels like your very own private nature park. The character-filled home showcases timeless timber and mudbrick construction, complemented by wraparound verandahs that invite you to relax and take in the tranquil setting. Inside, exposed timber-lined ceilings, polished timber floorboards and warm natural finishes create an inviting atmosphere throughout. Comfort is assured year-round with two wood heaters servicing the main living areas and kitchen, while a split system in the dining area and ceiling fans provide welcome cooling throughout summer. At the centre of the home, the beautifully updated kitchen embraces a contemporary moody palette, paired with timber ac

Set on four acres in the peaceful rural landscape of Green Gully, this beautifully crafted solid stone home offers the rare combination of genuine country living and easy access to Castlemaine, around 10 minutes away. Surrounded by established trees and native gardens, the property feels private, while Castlemaine's cafes, restaurants, galleries, shops and essential services are comfortably within reach. The home is defined by its beautiful solid stone walls and thoughtful connection to the landscape, with front and rear verandahs and a private courtyard framed by natural rock and native plantings. Inside, open-plan living and dining areas feature tiled floors, recycled timber windows and French doors, with a wood fire and gas heating providing year-round comfort. Three generous bedrooms, two with built-in robes, are complemented by a separate informal meals area and a solid timber kitchen equipped with a dishwasher and stainless-steel oven. A stylish updated bathroom and laundry add a

Sustainable Country Living Surrounded by Native Woodland Set amongst approximately 39.5 acres of beautiful native woodland, this charming three-bedroom mudbrick home offers peace, privacy and an authentic off-grid lifestyle in the heart of Central Victoria. Just 7 minutes from Newstead and around 20 minutes from Daylesford and Castlemaine. Built in 2000 with passive solar principles, the home is thoughtfully positioned to capture winter warmth and minimise summer heat, with beautiful outlooks across the gardens, bushland and dam. Property Features Three-bedroom mudbrick home with open-plan living, high raked ceilings, concrete floors and excellent natural light. Passive solar design with large double-glazed windows, solar hot water and a wood heater with oven, hot plates and hot water jacket. Native timber galley kitchen with walk-in pantry; two bedrooms feature built-in robes, while the third is currently used as a study with extensive storage. Central bathroom and separate toilet, pl

Set on approximately two acres of native bushland across two separate titles, this beautifully crafted residence sits lightly on the landscape while offering exceptional comfort, warmth and craftsmanship. Built by respected local builder Mat Boyle using reclaimed materials, every element has been carefully considered to create a home that feels intrinsically connected to its surroundings. Privately positioned amongst the trees, with Crown land adjoining to the north-east, the property enjoys immediate access to some of the region's best bushwalking tracks and is within walking distance of the picturesque Vaughan Springs, complete with swimming hole, well-known children's slide, miniature railway, BBQs and picnic areas. It is a place where the changing seasons become part of daily life. Inside, soaring cathedral ceilings and exposed timber trusses create a wonderful sense of volume, while dark burnished concrete floors provide thermal mass beneath expansive double-glazed timber windows

Unique and exceptional, Breakneck Gorge is a dream home for lovers of nature and architecture; a rare offering where lifestyle and income potential can seamlessly coexist. Whether you seek a private family retreat, a lucrative accommodation business with scope for further development, or a harmonious blend of both, this estate offers versatility in an unrivalled setting. More than a property, Breakneck Gorge is an opportunity to realise the life you have always imagined. Perched on elevated plains at the edge of a dramatic gorge, the 11.37-hectare estate is graced with 360-degree views, just five minutes from Hepburn Springs and moments more to Daylesford. Privacy is delivered without sacrificing connection to the region's vibrant heart. The estate comprises three architecturally striking dwellings: a refined three-bedroom main residence and two distinctive one-bedroom villas, Akora and Oikos. The main residence, crafted from sandblasted concrete panels, steel and glass, is a bold and

Some buildings simply refuse to be ordinary. The Guildford General Store is one of those places where floorboards hold over a century of stories, where fresh coffee mingles with woodsmoke from the pizza oven, where live music drifts across the courtyard on a warm summer evening, and strangers become friends over a long, unhurried lunch. This is a chance to become the custodian of one of Central Victoria's most cherished community landmarks and take it somewhere extraordinary. For the passionate foodie, the hospitality visionary, or the tree-changer who has always dreamed of a destination venue with genuine soul, this is waiting for you, only 90 minutes from Melbourne. A Little History Originally the Commercial Hotel, circa 1865, this grand double-brick building was raised on the high side of the Loddon River to feed and shelter the region's gold rush populace, at a time when the Mount Alexander alluvial goldfields were among the richest in the world. In 1916, it found its next calling

Set on an impressive 2,025m² allotment, this much-loved property offers a rare combination of comfortable living, established gardens and an abundance of shedding, all within approximately 850 metres of the centre of Newstead. The two-bedroom home retains plenty of its original charm, with decorative cornices, feature ceilings and a warm, homely feel throughout. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned and include built-in robes, while the central bathroom, separate toilet and dedicated laundry provide practical functionality. At the heart of the home, the spacious kitchen and dining area features extensive cabinetry, a large bay-style window overlooking the garden and plenty of room for family meals. A separate lounge provides a cosy retreat, complete with a feature stone fireplace and wood heater, while the adjoining outdoor area creates a lovely spot to relax and enjoy the garden surrounds. For those needing space for vehicles, hobbies, storage or a home-based project, the property

Set on just over half an acre on the edge of Newstead, this exceptional country home offers the perfect blend of space, privacy and convenience. Located only 15 minutes from Castlemaine and within easy reach of Daylesford and Maldon, it delivers relaxed country living with everything close at hand. Set behind a vine-draped verandah, the solid brick residence offers timeless character paired with modern comfort. Inside, the home is warm and inviting, showcasing polished Baltic pine floors, timber-lined cove ceilings, elegant fireplaces and classic sash windows that create an immediate sense of heritage charm balanced with everyday comfort. The flexible floorplan includes two generous bedrooms, a refined dining room, a charming period-style bathroom and a spacious living room that opens directly to the verandah and gardens beyond. This layout is ideal for relaxed everyday living and entertaining friends and family. The light-filled kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with Shaker-style

Set on 20 acres and ringed by farm zoned land, this is the kind of privacy you feel as much as you see - no neighbours in sight, only sweeping country and big skies. To the south, pasture rolls away for cattle, while a gum dotted hillside folds down to a creek that meanders past the home. It's the outlook you live with every day and it needs to be witnessed to be believed. Inside, the home is unique - 2 distinctive towers house elevated bedrooms with far reaching views and balconies, while downstairs is the heart of the home: open plan living, dining and a galley kitchen, all oriented to invite the north light and the outside in. There's a beautiful, light-filled bathroom with a 'shower-in-nature' feel yet total privacy, a European laundry, and extensive decking front and back, including an outdoor bath for starlit soaks. Comfort is covered with a Masport wood heater plus multiple split systems. Double glazing and full insulation keep the home temperate year round. Yandoit, I hear you

Some properties offer a home. This one offers a change of pace, a garden full of homegrown produce and the sort of night sky that makes you forget your phone exists. Set on approximately 49 acres, just 10 minutes from Daylesford and around 17 minutes from Castlemaine, this is country living with equal parts practical, picturesque and quietly unforgettable. The setting is something special. Mature Manchurian pear trees frame the pathways and cast dappled shade across the house, deck and courtyard, while the surrounding landscape unfolds in old gum trees, rolling hills and wide views. It feels peaceful without trying too hard - the kind of place where a cup of tea turns into an hour outdoors. Inside, the home has warmth, texture and a lovely sense of ease. Northern sunlight moves beautifully through the rooms, honey toned timber floors and handcrafted woodwork adds character and the open plan kitchen and living area brings everyone together without feeling forced. It is a home made for l

Set high in an elevated position to capture breathtaking panoramic views across gently undulating pastures and distant ranges, this architecturally designed modern farmhouse offers an exceptional country lifestyle on approximately 35.49 hectares. With sweeping vistas stretching from Mount Franklin to Mount Alexander, the property delivers a rare combination of privacy, productivity and contemporary comfort, all within an easy 20-minute drive to Daylesford and Castlemaine. Thoughtfully designed to embrace its natural surroundings, the home showcases expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing in the central living zone, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out while framing the spectacular landscape. Engineered, heated concrete floors flow throughout the open-plan living and dining area, where a soaring vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of space. The kitchen is a true centrepiece, beautifully appointed with Harcourt granite benchtops, soft-close cabinetry, and a character-filled E

Privately nestled behind a flourishing front garden, this beautifully updated three-bedroom period home offers a harmonious blend of timeless character and modern ease. Positioned in a quiet Newstead street, and a short walk from the local primary school, cafes, and village life, the home is designed to take full advantage of natural light and garden outlooks. A wide entry hall leads to a formal living room with a corner view of the front garden. The rear of the home opens into a north-facing extension, where the kitchen, dining, and second living area create a warm and inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. The contemporary kitchen features a Blanco 900mm freestanding induction cooker, double drawer dishwasher, ample storage, a wraparound bench for casual meals, and a cleverly integrated Euro-style laundry for added convenience. Double doors open to a large rear deck with an electric awning, perfect for year-round entertaining with views across the established garden. Th

Daylesford Longhouse is more than a homeit is a vision realised. Conceived by the award-winning studio Partners Hill, this extraordinary 110-metre-long residence redefines rural living with rare sophistication. Winner of the Robin Boyd Award, the National Award for Residential Architecture, and Australian House of the Year 2019, it is celebrated globally as one of Australia's most important architectural works. Featured on Grand Designs Australia and Apple TV+ Home, the Longhouse has earned international acclaim for its bold reimagining of life on the land, where design, sustainability, and lifestyle are seamlessly interwoven. Within its remarkable greenhouse structure, the Longhouse is a place where living, farming, entertaining, and landscape unite in perfect harmony. It is both pioneering and timeless, designed for those who value architecture of enduring significance alongside a deeply connected way of life. At its heart lies the Garden Kitchen, a culinary haven that blends farmhou

Beautifully situated on approx. 3.5 acres and enjoying outlooks across the fertile flats of Larni Barramal Yaluk, which meanders into the majestic Loddon River, this property is wonderfully situated midway between Guildford and Newstead, and approx. 15 minutes to Castlemaine and Daylesford. The home retains some of its original features, with ornate ceilings and open fireplaces and offers four bedrooms, a central bathroom, a refurbished kitchen that opens to a family meals area with wood box heating & ceiling fan, and a lounge with split system and ceiling fan. The large rear vestibule provides and abundance of storage and provides access to a laundry, shower room and water closet and a large carport provides sheltered access to the home at the rear door. Externally the home is surrounded by established gardens of lawns, flowering plants and shade trees and beyond there is a variety of shedding, from large machinery style shedding, a secure workshop, a garage with solid fuel heater to

Once a place of quiet reflection, this former Wesleyan church has been transformed into a breathtaking residence that combines history, craftsmanship, and modern practicality. Situated on a quiet country street, only 12 minutes from the heart of Castlemaine, the north facing orientation, soaring ceilings and abundant natural light create a space that feels both grand and intimate-a home with a story to tell. Inside, the vast open-plan living area is a testament to the original design. Traditional timber floors whisper of their past, while an elegant surround to the Cheminees Philippe fireplace serves as a sculptural centrepiece. Custom-created bookshelves add a literary touch and year-round comfort is assured with a reverse-cycle system. The kitchen is practical and stylish-with a 900mm stainless steel gas cooktop, complemented by a Westinghouse dishwasher, tiled splashback, and a movable island that allows the space to flex with your needs. A dedicated pantry and generous fridge space

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

Steeped in local history and beautifully reimagined for modern living, 31 Fryers Street, Guildford presents a truly rare opportunity to secure a character filled residence known as the former Star Hotel Circa 1860. Positioned on approximately 438m² in one of Central Victoria's most charming villages, this unique home blends heritage appeal with stylish contemporary updates. Behind the timeless façade, the home offers three generous bedrooms and a flexible two level floorplan designed for comfort and lifestyle. Soaring ceilings, polished timber floors, exposed brickwork and original textures create warmth and authenticity throughout, while thoughtful renovations provide all the conveniences expected today. The heart of the home is the beautifully updated kitchen and meals area, featuring sleek cabinetry, quality appliances and French doors opening to the private outdoor entertaining zone. A separate living room with wood heater offers the perfect place to unwind, highlighted by striking

Set across two titles totalling 34.84 acres, 26 Dentrys Road offers a rare opportunity to secure a substantial rural landholding in a peaceful, picturesque bushland setting, without compromising on convenience. This architecturally designed, solar-oriented, elevated bluestone home combines character, space and quality craftsmanship. Additionally, there is an incomparable, 216 square metre multi-purpose shed. This is a versatile and stylish rural property all within easy reach of Newstead, Castlemaine and Daylesford. The home offers three bedrooms, plus the option of a large fourth bedroom or rumpus room, giving genuine flexibility to suit family living, guests or use as a dedicated home office. The main bedroom is a true retreat, complete with ensuite, built-in robes and its own access to the balcony. The second and third bedrooms are equally well-appointed, with built-in robes and direct-access doors to the outdoors. Downstairs, the large fourth bedroom or rumpus room adds further ver

Set on a generous 11,381sqm block, 18 Canrobert Street offers a rare combination of space, character and genuine tranquillity, all within an easy walk of Newstead town centre. This unique mudbrick home is full of warmth and personality, offering four bedrooms, one bathroom and two car spaces across a thoughtfully designed floorplan that's perfectly suited to family living, guests, or those wanting room to spread out. Inside, beautiful slate floors run throughout, adding to the home's earthy, natural character, while a loft provides handy additional storage, versatile spare room, home office or study or possible fifth bedroom if needed, giving further flexibility to suit your needs. The large fourth bedroom is a standout, featuring its own outside access door and a separate room complete with toilet, sink and potential to be turned into a second bathroom. This room also has a Fujitsu split system reverse cycle air conditioner, offering excellent potential as a private guest wing, teenag

Set on the edge of Newstead with a peaceful bush outlook and farmland directly behind, this well-built modern home offers privacy, space and a relaxed country lifestyle on a generous 1,258m2 allotment. Constructed from Hebel and corrugated iron, the home is designed for comfort and efficiency, with a veranda decking wrapping 3 sides of home making the most of the tranquil setting. All three bedrooms feature sliding doors opening directly onto the deck, creating a lovely connection between indoors and out and providing the perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening unwind. Inside, the home centres around a light-filled open-plan kitchen and living area, complete with gas log fire, reverse cycle air conditioner, gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher. Ceiling fans are installed throughout the home for added comfort year-round. The flexible floorplan includes three bedrooms with built-in robes, plus a separate office that could easily serve as a potential fourth bedroom, nursery or w

Set behind a quintessential white picket fence, this much-loved three-bedroom period home blends timeless charm with thoughtful modern additions. Located in the peaceful village of Guildford, this property offers a serene lifestyle just minutes from Castlemaine and Daylesford. Step onto the bullnosed verandah and into the heart of the original cottage, where the living room welcomes you with polished timber floors, double-hung windows, and a classic open fireplace with a decorative surround. Adjacent is the first of three bedrooms, offering a quiet retreat with heritage character. The home opens into a light-filled open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, where cathedral-style timber-clad ceilings, exposed brick walls, and expansive windows frame views of the surrounding countryside. A solid wood heater and split system ensure year-round comfort, while the dining area flows seamlessly onto a wraparound verandah, perfect for morning coffee or evening reflection. The kitchen is well-e

THE SPIRIT OF DAYLESFORD | A LANDMARK COMMERCIAL & TOURISM INVESTMENT! AndersonDrake, in conjunction with Spa Country Real Estate, is proud to present 2 Railway Crescent, Daylesford; home to Terra Australis Distillery and Herbal Lore Liqueurs. This landmark holding combines heritage character, hospitality infrastructure and production capability within one of regional Victoria's most celebrated tourism destinations. Occupying 1,337 sqm (approx.), the property offers a rare opportunity to secure a character-rich commercial asset with established cellar-door and distillery operations. Historically known as Daylesford's Old Butter Factory, the building has been extensively transformed while retaining the authenticity of its industrial origins. Following its acquisition in 2007, two years of renovations reconfigured three previously separate sections into the interconnected venue that exists today. Behind the handsome red-brick façade lies a series of atmospheric spaces defined by exposed