The home was meticulously constructed over two years and completed in 2019. Located in the old established quarter of Chewton next to one of the areas earliest residential homes and opposite the picturesque Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park. The home sits on 845 square metres of flat fertile land. Orientated to the north and designed using passive solar principles. All windows and doors are double glazed and the home has a 7.5 star energy rating On arrival you are greeted with a spacious parking area with room for two plus vehicles and an inviting sheltered timber clad entrance. Inside there are three generous sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, expansive Living, Dining, Kitchen area including a clever walk in pantry and a light filled study area. The roomy kitchen includes loads of storage space, European appliances and a handy second sink located in the panty. The bathrooms have porcelain tiles, large walk in shower recesses and a double ended bath in the main . Heating and cooling is provided by a reverse cycle split system and solid fuel combustion heater, creating a cosy atmosphere in the cooler months. All services and the NBN is connected , if you plan to work from home. Extensive use of Australian hardwoods throughout the home, include solid Victorian Ash flooring and beautiful, individually crafted bench tops and cabinetry. All windows and doors are made with solid victorian ash and west australian Karri . A large hardwood deck allows for ample entertaining spaces and steps down into a private low maintenance garden, with an established elm tree and views of the magnificent 150 year old Oak Tree. Just a short stroll to Chewton:s many ammenities including general store, pool, post office, the Redhill pub and Primary school. An abundance of lovely bush walks are on your door step. Castlemaine town centre is just a 5 minute drive away. Inspections are by appointment only and limited to two persons with the usual Covit protocols.