An inviting property with a story to tell. Historic Hall Moved and Reinvented. Moved from its original site in Barker Street Castlemaine this old hall has been given a new life on an attractive site in nearby Harcourt. Now, situated on a charming treed, Harcourt garden allotment, with town and tank water, this charming and versatile property. Combines rural splendor with a village vibe. Records from the Castlemaine Historic Society confirm that this was f. Harcourt is a small .

From the moment you enter 41 Gingell Street, Castlemaine,. You are struck by the spaciousness and the greenery. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

Look closely and you will see that little has changed at 44 Berkeley Street since the photograph, taken by John T Collins. Has been faithfully restored and is totally in keeping with the Victorian era when it was built in 1873. The current owners have, amongst other things, taken care to carefully restore iron lacework and have had the original flooring polished. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Bricks, real or fictional have power over our imagination. Is far more than mere bricks, stones and mortar. It has long provided continuity and an anchor for those who have lived here. Currently a much loved family home this Georgian property is full of architectural surprises. Perhaps one of the most inspired areas of the property is at the rear. Step through the traditional Mexican rear gate and your heart skips a beat as you find yourself in a vibrant, Catina style.