11 Chaplain Street, Daylesford.

11 CHAPLAIN STREET, DAYLESFORD For heritage enthusiasts, renovators and dream-home creators, Middleton Farmhouse presents a unique opportunity to sensitively restore and reimagine a piece of local history - blending Victorian charm with contemporary living. The original 19th-century timber farmhouse sits on Lot 106 – a generous 1,252m² lot in the Market Collection at Middleton Field (with a new street address of 11 Chaplain Street, Daylesford). Dating back to the 19th century, the farmhouse is a familiar landmark in Daylesford and stands as a tangible link to early farming life and the township's growth around the railway precinct. With its fretted Victorian decorative verandah and timber detailing, the home retains the essence of its era while awaiting restoration and a considered transformation. Renovation plans have been prepared by Julian Brenchley of Group Architects (renowned for his work on The Block) with a vision to transform the farmhouse into a modern 3-bedroom home (subject to planning approval). The design features three bedrooms, a two-car garage, open-plan living spaces and a generous garden layout – carefully reviving the farmhouse for contemporary living while preserving its heritage character. Daylesford's newest neighbourhood, Middleton Field is home to the recently completed The Block houses, sustainable townhouses by Breathe and a range of contemporary new homes now under construction. The Market Collection is a small release of titled lots in Middleton Field, ideally located just off Raglan Street. Future residents will be within walking distance of Daylesford's cafés, restaurants, boutique shopping as well as the popular Sunday Market. This is a rare chance to bring new life to a piece of Daylesford's history, creating a unique home blending Victorian charm with modern comfort. Enquire now for further information.