• Historically significant granite stone schoolhouse
• Magnificent allotment of 9200 m2
• 2 further self contained cottages
• Established low maintenance garden with flowing creek
• Situated in Central Victoria’s Goldfield district
• Prominent winemaking region
• Close to township of Bendigo, Castlemaine and Melbourne
• Close to infrastructure – rail and freeway
Seldom does a property come on the market which has such heritage, integrity and unique appeal. Built in 1869 and recognised as having historic, social and architectural significance – this charming granite stone Faraday School House sitting on 9,200 m2 (approx.) is well suited as a tourism and hospitality venture, permanent or second home or as a backdrop for creative pursuits - the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.
Comprising of a large historic schoolhouse with open plan living - country kitchen, lounge, dining, sitting areas, reading nooks, high vaulted ceilings, open fireplace and vine draped outdoor dining area.
Nearby is another charming one bedroom, stone building with bathroom, sitting area with rustic appeal and offers lovely garden vistas through the double French doors.
A third cottage consists of one bedroom with bathroom, kitchen, living room and verandah overlooking the garden. The property is enhanced by a substantial garage/workshop, garden with established trees and flowing creek, views of Mt.Alexander and surrounded by award winning vineyards.
Faraday School house is situated within minutes of the historic townships of Castlemaine, Chewton, 30 kms from Bendigo and Kyneton and 110 kms from Melbourne CBD. Calder Freeway access and train station is in close proximity.
The historic Faraday School House is a rare and affordable property with endless opportunities.
To arrange an inspection please contact Dominic Romeo on 0438 500 277
