Sitting elevated and proud on its corner allotment of approx 660sqm, this cream brick 1962/63-built home announces itself with quiet confidence from the street. Making its debut on the market for the very first time, this is a genuinely exciting opportunity to secure a well-loved period home, a solid foundation ready for its next cherished chapter.
From the welcoming front porch, step into a home where character runs deep. Period retro light fittings catch the eye, while the front-facing living room draws you in with large windows, warm natural light, and a solid wood fire set into a handsome period brick surround, the kind of hearth that anchors a room and anchors a life.
The updated kitchen is a functional delight, featuring stone benchtops, an induction cooktop, an Asko dishwasher, a wall oven, and a wraparound bench that invites casual dining and easy conversation. A dual corner window aspect floods the dining space with light while beautifully framing the neighbouring park, a green outlook that shifts with every season. Step outside via the kitchen's external access to a rear porch, perfectly positioned to oversee the alfresco entertaining area and the secure, private back garden beyond.
Three bedrooms all offer built-in robes, with the front-facing main bedroom boasting wall-to-wall built-ins. The bathroom is well-appointed with a vanity, bath and shower, complemented by a separate toilet and a practical laundry with generous storage, everything thoughtfully in its place.
Outside, the property continues to impress. A secure carport connects directly to a garage with a dedicated storage room and workshop, while a garden shed and water tank speak to the self-sufficient lifestyle this home affords. Evaporative cooling and ducted heating, external blinds, and a secure back garden complete a picture that has been carefully tended over many decades.
This is a home that wears its era proudly, and the location matches every bit of that character. Norwood Hill Playground is steps away, South Castlemaine Kindergarten and Winter's Flat Primary School are close at hand for young families, and the celebrated Goldfields walking tracks sit at the doorstep for those who love to roam. Castlemaine's vibrant retail strip, beloved cafés, and independent boutiques are just minutes away, while the Castlemaine train station, with regular services connecting to Bendigo and Melbourne, makes this a genuine lifestyle address without compromise.
For the retro lover. For the family putting down roots. For the astute buyer who knows that homes like this, first-time offerings with genuine soul, simply don't come along very often.
