8 Goldsmith Crescent, Castlemaine VIC 3450

Sitting proudly opposite Castlemaines original courthouse (now the home of the Castlemaine Historical Society) within the historic Commissioners Camp precinct; and with the magnificent protected gum tree that was the original holding yard for prisoners in the immediate streetscape, this solid brick home (1870s) is only a few hundred metres to the town centre and rail station.

Set deep on a garden allotment of approximately 970m2, the home is entered via the front slate steps onto the timber verandah across the front; and then into the long central hallway.

There are four generous sized rooms either side of the hall retaining many features of its era including fire places with timber overmantels, a deep silled window and high ceilings.

The hallway brings you to a light filled living area and gives access to the bathroom and also to the generous sized country kitchen with its coved wooden ceiling (and ample room for meals table).

Externally there is access to an original slate floored cellar and some shedding for storage.

The established gardens allow for outdoor living areas and also create a wonderful environment in this delightful historic precinct.