107 Castlemaine Street Fryerstown VIC
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Quiet Living
Just over 13 minutes from Castlemaine lies the charming village of Fryerstown, where gold was first discovered in Fryers Creek in 1851. An avenue of mature Elm trees lines the main street, offering a warm welcome to this picturesque town. The landscape is dotted with relics of the alluvial gold and quartz mining that once defined the area, and historic buildings stand as reminders of the bustling gold-mining past. Fryerstown is a short drive of Castlemaine, providing convenient access to retail shops, amenities, schools, and train services to Melbourne or Bendigo.
Located in the heart of town is the prettiest circa 1890s one-bedroom cottage on 651 sqm (approx), making for the ideal weekend escape or downsizer. The verandah is the perfect spot for enjoying a morning coffee while listening to the soothing sounds of birdsong and the occasional croak of nearby frogs whilst admiring the surrounding landscape. The front of the cottage features a living room with a split system, a ceiling fan, 6/6 period windows, and a bedroom with dual aspect period windows, carpet and a ceiling fan. A step down to the kitchen with dining provides an electric freestanding oven, a dishwasher, a split system and external access to the back garden. Adjoining the kitchen is a contemporary bathroom with laundry facilities. The bathroom includes a bath with a hand-held shower, a toilet and a wall-hung vanity. Period details include timber floorboards, a raked ceiling and double-hung windows. The property is on town water and bottled gas.
The spacious back garden is a private retreat, backing onto crown land and seamlessly blending with the surrounding bushland. The established garden features mature trees, complemented by hedges and ornamental flowers. Brick pathways meander through the space, leading to tranquil sitting areas ideal for entertaining. Additionally, the property includes a 3m x 6m shed for extra storage. A short stroll leads to the Goldfields Walking Track to Castlemaine or Vaughan. An ideal escape, this home offers quiet living in one of Victoria's most picturesque regional towns.
Located in the heart of town is the prettiest circa 1890s one-bedroom cottage on 651 sqm (approx), making for the ideal weekend escape or downsizer. The verandah is the perfect spot for enjoying a morning coffee while listening to the soothing sounds of birdsong and the occasional croak of nearby frogs whilst admiring the surrounding landscape. The front of the cottage features a living room with a split system, a ceiling fan, 6/6 period windows, and a bedroom with dual aspect period windows, carpet and a ceiling fan. A step down to the kitchen with dining provides an electric freestanding oven, a dishwasher, a split system and external access to the back garden. Adjoining the kitchen is a contemporary bathroom with laundry facilities. The bathroom includes a bath with a hand-held shower, a toilet and a wall-hung vanity. Period details include timber floorboards, a raked ceiling and double-hung windows. The property is on town water and bottled gas.
The spacious back garden is a private retreat, backing onto crown land and seamlessly blending with the surrounding bushland. The established garden features mature trees, complemented by hedges and ornamental flowers. Brick pathways meander through the space, leading to tranquil sitting areas ideal for entertaining. Additionally, the property includes a 3m x 6m shed for extra storage. A short stroll leads to the Goldfields Walking Track to Castlemaine or Vaughan. An ideal escape, this home offers quiet living in one of Victoria's most picturesque regional towns.
Property Information
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Residential Sale
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$550,000-$580,000
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House
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44 sqm
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651 sqm