In the picturesque township of Fryerstown, this charming miner's cottage reflects the historic origins of the village and the area's rich goldfields past. Built in late 1880s and added to over time, it has the character and warmth you'd hope for in a home of this age. As well as sitting centrally in the township with main services connected. Properties with this sort of history and setting rarely come along, and this one is ready to be enjoyed.
Inside, the cottage offers three bedrooms, a kitchen and a comfortable living area, a practical layout that suits a first home buyer, a couple, or anyone looking for a simple, easy-to-manage getaway. Wood fire heating makes the living space cosy through the cooler months and a cool shaded veranda for the summer months.
Outside, the generous allotment gives you space to enjoy, whether that's a garden, a place to relax or room to spread out. The extensive shedding is a real feature, including space for a large workshop, as well as a smaller insulated and internally clad studio. It's an ideal setup for hobbyists, makers and creatives, or for anyone who simply wants a place to work, store or tinker or adapt the shed for further options.
The location adds even more appeal. Fryerstown is a delightful, welcoming community, and it's easy to see why people love living here. Despite the village feel, you're only 10km from Castlemaine, just 8 minutes from historic Chewton, and 15 minutes from the Calder Highway. That makes it simple to reach the shops, cafes and services of Castlemaine and to get on the road to Melbourne, while still enjoying the peace and character of village life.
Whether you're buying your first home, looking for a holiday retreat, or wanting a quiet base with plenty of heritage character, this beautiful piece of Fryerstown history is a wonderful place to begin.
