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Cantwell Property Castlemaine, 220 Barker Street, Castlemaine (2026)

01/10/2026

LISTED |
16B Hepburn Road Daylesford

A Private Garden Retreat, moments from Hepburn Springs and Daylesford

On a quiet, no-through road between Daylesford and Hepburn, this four-bedroom home sits on 1285sqm (approx.) of striking, established garden. The 174sqm residence is rated 6.5 stars for energy efficiency, with double glazing, hydronic heating, solar hot water, and ducted evaporative cooling: a considered, low-maintenance base in one of the region’s most sought-after pockets.

The garden is the standout here: a genuine, peaceful escape, and clearly the work of a dedicated gardener. Corten steel edging and landscaped stairs step down through terraced beds of roses, hellebores, camellias and daphne, the daphne filling the garden with scent through late winter and spring.

Hepburn Springs is a short stroll away, known for its mineral springs, the Hepburn Bathhouse, and a handful of well-loved cafes and wineries. Daylesford’s main street, with its restaurants, providores, lake walk and weekend market, is 1.6km away. Castlemaine is a 31-minute drive, making this an easy base for those who want the lifestyle of the Hepburn Springs–Daylesford region without sacrificing convenience.

A home and garden this considered, in a setting this sought-after, is a genuine find.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Tom Robertson | 0473 642 644

01/10/2026

LISTED |
27 Mennens Lane Harcourt North

Retro Homestead with Stables, Studio and Three Dams

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.

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Contact Tom Robertson | 0473 642 644

01/10/2026

LISTED |
12 Kaweka Street Castlemaine

Elevated Bushland Views, Castlemaine on Your Doorstep

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.

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Contact Bianca Wiegard | 0439 939 619

30/09/2026

LISTED |
373 Faraday-Sutton Grange Road Sutton Grange

Mica Grange 100.5 (approx) acres, with an established garden, function pavilion and a proven history as an events venue

Mica Grange is a place where privacy, scale and beauty meet: a 100.5-acre (approx.) landholding, 16 minutes by car from Castlemaine and 90 minutes from Melbourne, built around a three-level rendered brick residence, a self-contained function pavilion, and a garden with a documented history on the Open Gardens circuit. It is a property equally suited to a family home, a rural lifestyle holding, or a going concern for events and hospitality.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Tom Robertson | 0473 642 644

30/09/2026

LISTED |
373 Faraday-Sutton Grange Road Sutton Grange

Mica Grange 100.5 (approx) acres, with an established garden, function pavilion and a proven history as an events venue

Mica Grange is a place where privacy, scale and beauty meet: a 100.5-acre (approx.) landholding, 16 minutes by car from Castlemaine and 90 minutes from Melbourne, built around a three-level rendered brick residence, a self-contained function pavilion, and a garden with a documented history on the Open Gardens circuit. It is a property equally suited to a family home, a rural lifestyle holding, or a going concern for events and hospitality.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Tom Robertson | 0473 642 644

26/09/2026

LISTED |
16B Hepburn Road Daylesford

A Private Garden Retreat, moments from Hepburn Springs and Daylesford

On a quiet, no-through road between Daylesford and Hepburn, this four-bedroom home sits on 1285sqm (approx.) of striking, established garden. The 174sqm residence is rated 6.5 stars for energy efficiency, with double glazing, hydronic heating, solar hot water, and ducted evaporative cooling: a considered, low-maintenance base in one of the region’s most sought-after pockets.

The garden is the standout here: a genuine, peaceful escape, and clearly the work of a dedicated gardener. Corten steel edging and landscaped stairs step down through terraced beds of roses, hellebores, camellias and daphne, the daphne filling the garden with scent through late winter and spring.

Hepburn Springs is a short stroll away, known for its mineral springs, the Hepburn Bathhouse, and a handful of well-loved cafes and wineries. Daylesford’s main street, with its restaurants, providores, lake walk and weekend market, is 1.6km away. Castlemaine is a 31-minute drive, making this an easy base for those who want the lifestyle of the Hepburn Springs–Daylesford region without sacrificing convenience.

A home and garden this considered, in a setting this sought-after, is a genuine find.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Tome Robertson | 0473 642 644

18/09/2026

LISTED |
15 Verlin Street Castlemaine

Pear Tree Cottage, circa 1853.

A Victorian Cottage just 1.1km from town on 4699sqm (approx.)

There is a particular kind of stillness that settles over a garden more than a century in the making. At Pear Tree Cottage, it arrives the moment you turn off the road. A sandy driveway curves in under old fruit trees. Blossom drifts across stone terracing built by hand long before this was a suburb of Castlemaine at all. And there, low against the hillside, sits a Victorian cottage of the gold rush days, dating to 1853, its green corrugated roofline and cream rendered walls just visible through the branches.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Bianca Wiegard | 0439 939 619

17/09/2026

LISTED |
5 Farrell Avenue Castlemaine

A 1970s Original, Quietly Reimagined

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.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Bianca Wiegard | 0439 939 619

15/09/2026

LISTED |
412 Specimen Gully Road Faraday

Faradiso

The long, winding drive rises through the landscape, with glimpses across vineyards towards the mountain, promising something special. Beyond the final bend, where the bush opens up, a dry-stone wall and a stand of tall pencil pines mark the entrance to the garden.

Perched high on a ridge in Faraday, near Castlemaine, Faradiso occupies approximately 68 acres of private bushland with expansive 360-degree views towards Mount Alexander, Mount Macedon and Mount Franklin. The outlook is wide, uninterrupted and constantly changing with the light and the seasons.

Built in the 1970s and designed to make the most of its northern aspect and extraordinary setting, the approximately 204-square-metre home is simple in form, highly considered and quietly embedded in the landscape. Rendered in soft, earthy tones, the house is framed by ancient gum trees and a resilient Mediterranean-style garden featuring extensive terraces built with stone sourced from the property. Gravel paths meander through exotic and native plantings, olive trees and clipped hedges.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Jeremy Bottomley | 0433 772 033

15/09/2026

LISTED |
412 Specimen Gully Road Faraday

Faradiso

The long, winding drive rises through the landscape, with glimpses across vineyards towards the mountain, promising something special. Beyond the final bend, where the bush opens up, a dry-stone wall and a stand of tall pencil pines mark the entrance to the garden.

Perched high on a ridge in Faraday, near Castlemaine, Faradiso occupies approximately 68 acres of private bushland with expansive 360-degree views towards Mount Alexander, Mount Macedon and Mount Franklin. The outlook is wide, uninterrupted and constantly changing with the light and the seasons.

Built in the 1970s and designed to make the most of its northern aspect and extraordinary setting, the approximately 204-square-metre home is simple in form, highly considered and quietly embedded in the landscape. Rendered in soft, earthy tones, the house is framed by ancient gum trees and a resilient Mediterranean-style garden featuring extensive terraces built with stone sourced from the property. Gravel paths meander through exotic and native plantings, olive trees and clipped hedges.

See link in bio for further information + SOI

Contact Jeremy Bottomley | 0433 772 033

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