Chinaman Creek House is a tranquil bush retreat which is ideal for guests looking for a peaceful and relaxing space to unwind and rejuvenate, surrounded by nature. Perfect for artists, writers and creative people looking a quiet place to work or relax.

The large split-level mudbrick home is off the grid, providing sustainable living with rain water tanks and a solar power system. Hot water is heated by a wood stove and solar power.

This light and airy home has polished floorboards and tile floors throughout. The living area includes comfortable seating, a TV, piano, board games, a cosy fireplace, 6 seat dining table and a well equipped kitchen with an oven, cooktop, fridge and coffee machine.

This home has 4 bedrooms and can sleep up to 5 people. Three of the bedrooms have open fireplaces.

Linen, towels and toiletries are supplied.

Located on a 20 hectare allotment of native trees and shrubs, with a rich variety of birdlife and native animals, guests at Chinaman Creek House can enjoy gentle bushwalking and explore some lovely spots for picnics. A seasonal creek runs through the property, however is it not suitable for swimming.

The property owners live in a house that is 350 metres from Chinaman Creek House, so guests may see them in the distance as they maintain the property.

Chinaman Creek House is located 7 kilometres from Castlemaine and 8 kilometres from Maldon, providing an ideal base from which to discover the history or Victoria's rich goldmining era and explore rural central Victoria.