Central Victoria is exciting and diverse, encompassing the Shires of Macedon Ranges, Hepburn and Mount Alexander. We service an area from the slopes of Mount Macedon across fertile grazing land to the goldfields of Mount Alexander. It is a region characterised by four distinct seasons, each with their own character; bracing Winters, abundant Springs, balmy Summers and idylic still Autumns.
The area has thrived since the 1850s and today offers an amazingly wide range of lifestyles. You can enjoy the sense of community of a country town, luxuriate in a grand home, live on the outskirts of town with room for a pony or take on a serious farming venture.
With the facility of the fast train and freeway a number of people commute to Melbourne or Bendigo while many others live, work and invest in our community.
Kyneton
Situated 85 kilometres from Melbourne on the Campaspe River, this has been a thriving commercial centre since the gold rush days. With easy access to both Melbourne and Bendigo, Kyneton is increasingly a place to settle for those who want the best of both worlds; a quiet country lifestyle together with the convenience of the city.
The character of the town is enhanced by many beautiful old buildings constructed from locally mined bluestone. It is known as a Mecca for fine food and wine, in particular the renowned Piper Street, which boasts a number of exceptional restaurants and cafes, boasting outstanding reviews.
Young professional families have discovered the wonders of rural living combined with lifestyle, bringing their own vitality to this exciting rural community.
Children can enjoy the freedoms of country living combined with all the city has to offer.
Kyneton offers so much to so many - a hidden treasure.
Taradale
Once a highway town, Taradale (population 200) has been by-passed and is now a beautiful, peaceful hamlet. Its towering old railway viaduct is the town's dominant feature and roads weave through the picturesque hills through native bushland interspersed with open pasture.
Malmsbury
Situated 10 minutes to the north of Kyneton, Malmsbury was a service centre for travellers heading for the goldfields of the north and became a thriving town in the mid-1800s, due to its rich agricultural lands and gold bearing soils. Bluestone was abundant in and around Malmsbury and was quarried to build many significant buildings, including the National Trust-classified Railway Viaduct set behind the renowned botanical gardens which were established on nine hectares of river flats in 1863, largely with flora supplied by Baron Ferdinand Von Mueller, who designed Melbourne's Botanical Gardens.
More recently the village has become known for its strong artistic community boasting renown painters, sculptors and musicians.
Stroll through the peaceful hamlet and enjoy fine foods, beautiful gardens and a peacefulness that fills the soul and be entranced by the beauty the village has to offer.
Malmsbury has easy access to Melbourne by either fast train or freeway
Redesdale
About 20 minutes to the North of Kyneton is the quiet hamlet of Redesdale.
Here you will find a General Store, petrol station and a beautiful old Country hotel that has recently been restored and offers fine food and wines that are locally sourced.
Tylden
Centrally located, 20 minutes from both Kyneton, Trentham and Woodend,
Tylden is noted for its wonderful community, exemplified by the excellent Primary School and junior sporting clubs.
Home to the Wadham Park racehorce training facility offering ongoing employment for the community
Tylen also has a corner store with petrol, Noah's Restaurant, local tennis club and the award winning Spring Hill Nursery.
Trentham
Trentham is a township nestled at the very top of the Great Dividing Range mid-way between Woodend and Daylesford, approximately one hour from Melbourne. The town’s location in between the Macedon Ranges and the Spa Country at the edge of the Wombat State Forest makes it the perfect base to explore the many attractions of these areas.
The town has a vibrant community life with many social and cultural events through the year. The well known Cosmopolitan Hotel, which has been closed for some time following a fire, has reopened under new management and will no doubt once again become a focal point for the town as its refurbishment progresses.
The rich red soils and abundant water combine to create a green oasis.
Trentham is truely the home to our "Cool Climate" that boasts fine wines and the fruits of the earth.
Drummond
A hidden treasure offering wonderful Real Estate opportunities from good low entry properties to luxurious getaways. Fast rail at nearby Malmsbury and Kyneton and easy freeway access make Drummond an opportunity to combine lifestyle and workplace.
