69 Gingell Street

Nestled within its surroundings and sitting privately above the street is this charming 1940s weatherboard home on a large allotment of 1134sqm. Ideally positioned in the heart of Castlemaine and within walking distance to the train station, the retail and restaurants of Castlemaine, the Mill Complex and the Castlemaine Botanic Gardens, this property backs onto the Old Castlemaine Gaol now owned by the renowned artist David Bromley. The house features two spacious bedrooms, a living room with views overlooking the front garden, a separate dining room with French doors onto the terrace, a spacious north-facing bathroom with shower over bath and a laundry with a separate toilet. The charming kitchen is the heart of the home, highlighted by period cabinetry, original hearth and a freestanding gas cooktop and oven. Additional features include original floorboards throughout, period features including high ceilings, a wood-burning heater and a split system. From the terrace, stone steps lead to the large back garden with views of the Castlemaine township and glimpses of David Bromley statues and the historic Old Castlemaine Gaol. External details include established trees, stonewalling, a timber garden shed, and a small carport. Ideally located in the beautiful Gingell Street, lined with historic Elm trees, this charming home on a spacious allotment offers endless opportunities in a highly sought-after position. The property is accessed via Sarah Coopey Lane.