38 Campbell Street

Positioned on one of Castlemaine's most distinguished addresses, this is a residence of rare character and enduring grace. Built in the 1860s, this grand brick and stone home is a masterclass in Gold Rush-era architecture, beautifully restored to offer refined living across a sprawling allotment of 1548sqm (approximately) held on six separate titles. The stately façade, with its original tuck-pointed brickwork, sets the tone for what lies within: a series of elegant, light-filled spaces that speak to both heritage and comfort. The formal dining room, with polished Baltic pine floors and twin French doors, opens to a wraparound verandah. The adjoining formal sitting room features an open fireplace and exquisite period detailing, while a separate lounge with solid wood heater flows into a well-appointed kitchen. A wide central hallway leads to three spacious bedrooms, including a main with an ensuite, and a central bathroom featuring a spa, shower, and toilet. Downstairs, a versatile retreat with its own fireplace offers endless potential, studio, teenage hideaway, or home office, alongside a cellar and cool room, ideal for wine enthusiasts. The established gardens feature mature trees, ornate beds, and an integrated watering system. Tucked away at the rear, a self contained stone cottage, offers a one-room studio with fireplace, kitchenette, and outdoor shower and toilet. Perfect for guests, creatives, or additional accommodation.