Set back in a quiet Campbells Creek pocket, this double-fronted weatherboard home carries the unmistakable character of its period: a bull-nose verandah wrapping the front elevation, high ceilings, and double-hung timber windows throughout. Sitting on a generous 920sqm (approx.) allotment, it rewards those with the vision and the will to bring it back to life.
Inside, two front-facing bedrooms with ceiling fans open off a central lounge, where a gas heater sits within a retro brick surround. An adjoining sunroom catches both north and east light, offering the makings of a peaceful sitting room once restored. A third bedroom sits off the dining area, alongside a bathroom with shower and vanity, separate toilet, and laundry facilities.
To the rear, the kitchen retains its period cabinetry and a freestanding gas cooktop with oven set into an original surround, with external access through to a carport and attached shed.
This is a home in need of restoration from the ground up, a genuine project for a buyer who values period bones and wants to shape the outcome. Walking distance to Campbells Creek's local amenities, with Castlemaine just a short drive away for further shopping, dining, and the train line to Melbourne and Bendigo.
