Set on a picturesque acre framed by established trees and climbing wisteria, this character-filled 1940s home offers country charm with hints or modern life. With its Colorbond roof and cladding, front deck, rear verandah, and tranquil garden surrounds, the property feels like a private retreat just minutes from town conveniences.
Inside, warm light fills every corner. Polished timber floors and period details create a welcoming atmosphere, while the north-facing lounge captures the sun and opens to a timber lined dining area. The updated bathroom features a wall-hung vanity and tiled shower, offering a contemporary feel within a timeless home.
The kitchen is both practical and inviting, designed with recycled solid timber cabinetry, a timber benchtop, and Bosch electric cooking. For those who prefer traditional methods, the classic Rayburn wood stove with a water jacket remains in place and ready for use-perfect for cozy winter days.
Accommodation includes two generous bedrooms and an open sitting/dining room, providing flexibility. Beyond the main home, two workshop spaces each with wood heaters, and a lined home office with its own WC, create ideal spaces for hobbies, creative projects, or working from home.
The one-acre setting supports a sustainable lifestyle with 3kW solar, town water, vegetable beds, two paddocks, and direct creek access. Surrounded by lush greenery and abundant birdlife, this delightful property offers peaceful, self-sufficient country living in a truly charming setting.
Located in sought-after Barkers Creek, the property offers peaceful rural living with easy access to Castlemaine and Harcourt. Schools, shops, and the V/Line station are just minutes away, with walking tracks, orchards, and wineries close by—a relaxed country lifestyle with town convenience.