Set beneath the granite face of Mount Alexander, this restored brick homestead occupies 50.2 acres (approx) across two titles, just over ten minutes from Castlemaine and Harcourt with direct access to the Calder Freeway. The house was built circa 1934, and only two owners have held the land for over ninety years, a continuity for a holding of this scale and history.The house itself is generous in proportion and rich in character. A wide wraparound verandah steps into a central hallway with timber floors, ornate plasterwork, high ceilings, and double-hung windows. The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area is contemporary in fit-out, with a Smeg 900mm induction cooktop and oven, Miele dishwasher, stone benchtops, and considered storage, while retaining the proportions of the original build. A separate front lounge with a solid-wood heater and a split system offers a second living option. Three bedrooms, all with built-in robes; main bedroom with split system. Family bathroom with clawfoot bath, shower, and period-style vanity. Separate laundry. A mudroom and covered alfresco area extend the living outdoors.The LandThe 50.2 acres is divided across two titles, with one able to be sold off separately, a point of genuine value for buyers wanting flexibility now or down the track. Water is equally well secured: a 6-megalitre water entitlement is piped directly to the property, automatically topping up five tanks, with two dams providing further backup. Fenced paddocks and established pasture support the propertys long history of productive use. The garden includes ornamental trees, three mature palms, and a mix of native and exotic plantings.InfrastructureThe original dairy is now used as stables and tack rooms. Additional outbuildings include a hay shed, garage, and three-car carport. Integrated solar system and two heat pumps. Large chicken enclosure.A property of genuine substance: two titles with one separately saleable, secured water, and nearly a century of single-family stewardship, set in Central Victorias most picturesque countryside between Castlemaine and Harcourt, with Bendigo and Melbourne both within easy reach.
The size of Faraday is approximately 22.9 square kilometres. There is 1 park, covering nearly 0.8% of the total area. The population of Faraday in 2016 was 158 people. By 2021 the population was 194 showing a population growth of 22.8% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Faraday is 60-69 years. Households in Faraday are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Faraday work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 85.30% of the homes in Faraday were owner-occupied compared with 88.70% in 2016.
Faraday has 143 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Faraday have seen a 13.55% increase in median value. As at 30 June 2026:
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