23 Moscript Street Campbells Creek VIC
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Jones House c1863
Nestled behind a majestic weeping willow, Jones House is a historic cottage built circa 1863 by miner Thomas Jones, reflecting the early settlement years of Campbells Creek. Elevated from the street, this double-fronted brick home stands as a testament to the area's rich history and architectural significance. Set on a generous 2346 sqm (approx), the property offers commanding views of the surrounding landscape and Mount Franklin from the back garden. Conveniently located just a 5-minute drive from Castlemaine for retail, amenities, schools, and train services to Melbourne or Bendigo.
The cottage features the original front-facing sitting room with an exposed brick wall and a classic double-hung window. Adjacent to the sitting is the main bedroom with a double-hung window overlooking the willow tree and access to a second bedroom, walk-in robe or study with a built-in robe and a view of the side garden. A third bedroom has a timber-clad raked ceiling and an exposed brick wall. At the rear, a spacious, sunny north-facing living area boasts large windows overlooking the fernery, a freestanding gas heater, floorboards, and feature stone walling with external access. The kitchen is open to the dining area and overlooks the living space. It features a timber wrap-around benchtop with bar-style seating, a gas cooktop with an under-mount oven, ample storage, and a period wood stove. The dining area includes a timber-clad cove ceiling and wall air-conditioner. The cottage provides a Euro-style laundry, a bathroom with a shower, a vanity, a separate toilet and a 2m x 2.4m cellar. Architectural period details include rendered cement quoins featuring a vermiculated pattern, decorative carved timber brackets, and carved timber window details.
The generous grounds include a 7.2m x 6.6m carport, a 3.6m x 6m garage and multiple sheds (5.6m x 3m and 3m x 3m), alongside a large enclosed fernery. The low-maintenance garden features established planting and a chook pen. The back of the property has side access with the potential to subdivide (STCA) to take advantage of the stunning views of Mount Franklin.
Much loved, Jones House provides the charm of yesteryear with modern comforts and the opportunity to add your mark to this historic property.
The cottage features the original front-facing sitting room with an exposed brick wall and a classic double-hung window. Adjacent to the sitting is the main bedroom with a double-hung window overlooking the willow tree and access to a second bedroom, walk-in robe or study with a built-in robe and a view of the side garden. A third bedroom has a timber-clad raked ceiling and an exposed brick wall. At the rear, a spacious, sunny north-facing living area boasts large windows overlooking the fernery, a freestanding gas heater, floorboards, and feature stone walling with external access. The kitchen is open to the dining area and overlooks the living space. It features a timber wrap-around benchtop with bar-style seating, a gas cooktop with an under-mount oven, ample storage, and a period wood stove. The dining area includes a timber-clad cove ceiling and wall air-conditioner. The cottage provides a Euro-style laundry, a bathroom with a shower, a vanity, a separate toilet and a 2m x 2.4m cellar. Architectural period details include rendered cement quoins featuring a vermiculated pattern, decorative carved timber brackets, and carved timber window details.
The generous grounds include a 7.2m x 6.6m carport, a 3.6m x 6m garage and multiple sheds (5.6m x 3m and 3m x 3m), alongside a large enclosed fernery. The low-maintenance garden features established planting and a chook pen. The back of the property has side access with the potential to subdivide (STCA) to take advantage of the stunning views of Mount Franklin.
Much loved, Jones House provides the charm of yesteryear with modern comforts and the opportunity to add your mark to this historic property.
Property Information
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Residential Sale
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$659,000
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House
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112 sqm
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2346 sqm
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