Wurley

Set within a serene and private 6.3-acre (approx) bush block, this much-loved three-bedroom Western Red Cedar home with extensive shedding is the perfect blend of tranquillity and convenience. Built by the current owners in 1980, the property is zoned Township, has the potential for subdivision (STCA), and has mains water, power, and generous shedding, creating an ideal setting for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle without sacrificing proximity to essential amenities. Just a 13-minute drive from Castlemaine, this location provides easy access to retail outlets and a train station with routes to Melbourne or Bendigo. , , The home features entry into the north-facing open-plan living with dining and kitchen. The space is warmed by stunning cedar wall cladding, large windows capture the surrounding landscape, and a split system provides year-round heating and cooling. The kitchen has an electric cooktop with an oven and a wood stove. A central workspace features an appliance cupboard and a glass display cabinet. The bench allows for casual dining. The dining has access to a south-facing verandah overlooking a cleared paddock that is ideal for a sheep or two. Adjoining the living space, a studio/ sunroom has a vaulted ceiling and a split system. The room has external access to the gazebo, ideal for entertaining family and friends. Separated from the living by bi-fold doors is a study/ home office. , , A central hallway leads to three spacious bedrooms, two with built-in robes, and the main bedroom has a built-in robe, two walk-in robes, and a split system. Servicing the home is a bathroom with a shower, a bath, a vanity and a separate toilet with a built-in wall basin. A large laundry has storage and external access to the south-facing verandah. Additional details include timber trim detailing, art track, and ceiling fans. The property has sealed road access and is on town water, with power, and its location has the benefit of bin collection and mail delivery., , The surrounding low-maintenance garden effortlessly blends into the natural bushland. A wide circular driveway provides access to a 5.9m x 5.7m shed with power alongside two double garages. The first garage includes an inspection pit, perfect for car enthusiasts, while the second features an adjoining workshop and a separate art studio. The property has multiple water tanks for the garden., , In the heart of Victoria's Goldfields, the historic town of Fryerstown is the perfect blend of rich history and natural beauty. The quiet and pretty town offers walking and bike tracks, including the Castlemaine National Diggings Park. Experience the beauty of this picturesque area, where the past and present come together in a quiet, community-focused environment. With its private location, ample living space, and versatile shedding, this property offers an opportunity to live surrounded by nature. A quiet retreat to pursue your passions, this property is the perfect sanctuary.