Lóistíní saoire ar cíos atá oiriúnach do pheataí in Castlemaine

Stephanie’s 1 bedroom pet friendly Cottage.

A paradise for nature lovers in the middle of the Tourism hot spots of Daylesford, Kyneton and Castlemaine. Completely renovated as well as brand new furniture in September 2019 this Cottage has a light and airy feel particularly suited to its surroundings. Set on 30 acres of partly cleared, part bush and looking down to a large ornamental lake through many mature trees abundant with wild life. We offer pet friendly accommodation along with a plant based welcome pack. Fire available 1/5 to 30/9

Retreat on Campbell - Spanish-style private studio

A well appointed, secluded, Spanish-style studio located in the heart of Castlemaine's historic precinct. Only 70m walk from the station and a short 5 minute stroll to the center of the goldmining township. Discover the well known vintage Mill Market with artisan treats, Botanic Gardens, local Art Galleries and Cafes, all within walking distance. Retreat on Campbell offers a quiet, picturesque outdoor courtyard setting, small nook for contemplation, some lawn and is pet friendly by negotiation.

The Nissen

The Nissen is a spacious, light filled two bedroom holiday house overlooking the historic town of Castlemaine, aptly named for its resemblance to a World War II Nissen Hut. Enjoy the comfort of a wood fire and split system, fully equiped kitchen, and expansive views from the open plan living area. Wonderfully private and secluded considering its convenient central location, and featuring all modern appliances. Perfect for all occasions, a quirky yet comfortable gem in the heart of Castlemaine.

Under a Peppercorntree.

Welcome to 'Under a Peppercorn Tree' Discover your perfect getaway nestled beneath the grand, centuries-old peppercorn tree. Our charming converted shed studio blends rustic elegance with modern comforts, creating a serene and picturesque retreat. Enjoy the tranquility of this unique space, where every detail is designed for your relaxation and comfort. And for those traveling with furry friends, pets are more than welcome to join the stay. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxing escape.

Central Studio Apartment with great views

This self-contained studio on Dja Dja Wurrung Country is tucked below our house. It's a totally separate and private space, air conditioned, double glazed and with its own off-street parking and access. It is within walking distance to the town centre, The Mill Complex, The Bridge Hotel and the Botanic Gardens; and just a 7 min walk up the hill from the railway station. Enjoy fabulous views to the east from the lounge, bedroom and your private balcony across the town to Leanganook.

‘52Views’ a private retreat with panoramic views

Welcome to 52Views, a private retreat nestled on the hill, with stunning views over the historical town and lush treetops of Castlemaine. Enjoy the expansive panorama from the comfort of your self-contained space and garden, or venture out to explore the many offerings of the vibrant Goldfields region. The heart of the town is just a stone’s throw away and the beautiful Castlemaine Botanical Gardens and exuberant Mill Markets are also within walking distance. 52Views is pet friendly.

Sovereign Grounds - overlooking Sovereign Hill

A thoughtfully designed retreat for those who cherish a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Every detail has been carefully curated to create a tranquil and inviting escape. The living space strikes a perfect balance between openness and intimacy, while the lofted sleeping area serves as a private sanctuary, offering an elevated space to relax and recharge. Step outside to explore the lush gardens or unwind by the outdoor fireplace with a glass of wine in hand.

Cosy mudbrick cottage

Families will love this rustic mudbrick cottage on a 10 acre property within a relaxed bush setting. Enjoy amazing sunsets, watch the kangaroos from the veranda, or take a walk through local bushlands. The outdoor fire area is the perfect place to unwind and view the amazing stars on a clear night. A few minutes drive from Talbot and 15 minutes drive from the famous Clunes Book Town. Being Central Victoria we have many small towns surrounding us within an hours drive.

The Hepburn Treehouse - Romantic Retreat

The Hepburn Treehouse is a haven in the heart of picturesque Hepburn Springs. This bespoke accommodation for two is tucked away amongst the trees in a striking A-frame studio cabin with mid-century inspired styling. Meticulously & lovingly curated and filled with personal furnishings, objects and books gathered from around the world. Floor to ceiling windows, luxury linens, wood fire, soaring ceilings & spa bath ensure an unforgettable stay in this tranquil treehouse.

Union House c.1861

Union House is a unique part of Castlemaine's history. Built in the early 1860's in the central area of the town, it is a minutes walk from all the town's attractions- the galleries, restaurants, hotels, theatre, boutiques, supermarket, and easy walking distance to the gardens, regional parks, railway station, and the Woollen Mill complex. The cottage has been recently renovated to amalgamate its historic features with contemporary comforts and luxurious appointments.

Henry's Cottage

Redesdale is a wonderful little country town with everything you need at hand to make your stay comfortable and relaxed. A,cafe, a pub and a general store all in walking distance from the cottage. The cottage is lovely and light filled, charmingly decorated with modern conviniences. Beautiful views of the surrounding area and friendly locals to offer advice and great food if you choose to eat at their venues. This place is a gem and just a short drive from Melbourne.

Red Brick Barn Chewton

Red Brick Barn overlooks Forest Creek and surrounding Goldfields heritage bushland. A walking track is at the door for a lovely walk to Wesley hill Saturday market or continue on to explore nearby Castlemaine with it's wonderful Architecture and vibrant café and arts culture. Red Brick Barn is an eclectic mix of European and Early Australian antiques, including French Industrial Furniture and Lighting, Turkish Kilims from Anatolia and rare "Depression" pieces.