Try something a little different on your next visit to the region with one of these 16 properties, each with a unique twist. From grand baroque style pavilions to quirky cottages, retro classics to church conversions, there is something for everyone.
4. Authentic Timeless Style
Beecroft House – Daylesford
8 4 2
A stunning example of how to transform an Edwardian house into a sophisticated contemporary home. Surrounded by a classic garden that blends formal style with Australian natives, Beecroft House features an eclectic mix of carefully curated antiques combined with contemporary sophistication. The result is a vogue-style country house that is distinctively atmospheric and stylish.
5. Electric Dreams
Dollywood – Daylesford
6 4 2
Step into the pages of a magazine or even an interesting art film when you arrive at this lighthearted and fun house in central Daylesford. Timber accents, designer furniture, artworks by notable artists, a beautiful colour pallet and chic appliances gives Dollywood a distinctly LA, cinematic feel, not to mention the pink neon! Truly unique.
6. The Edge of the Forest
Edge Daylesford – Daylesford
6 3 2
Big and modern with floor to ceiling windows that make you feel like you are part of the neighbouring state forest. Watch for wildlife passing by while hanging out in the spacious living areas. Make the most of the huge kitchen, BBQ and outdoor spaces to create memorable gatherings with your friends and family. A wonderful modern Daylesford experience.
10. A Unique Architectural Vision
Montacute Pavilion – Daylesford
4 2 2
Inspired by a Baroque banqueting pavilion, Montacute Pavilion is one of the most unique holiday homes in the region. From the moment you arrive and the carport door closes behind you, you are transported into another world. A garden path takes you past magnificent 150-year-old chestnut trees, to the entrance of this private and stunning hideaway. Interiors have been designed with nods to the Arts and Crafts movement, with an eclectic mix of antique and contemporary European furnishings, including antique Indian columns, Persian rugs and bespoke light fittings.
13. Personality Perfect
The Weekender – Daylesford
6 3 2
Featured on the cover of Inside Out magazine and in Houzz, The Weekender was a labour of love for its Interior Designer owner. This home exudes warmth and personality. You’ll relax and feel instantly at home here. A huge stone freestanding bath adds a touch of decadence whilst the gourmet kitchen and adjacent dining are well equipped for creating celebration feasts and memorable meals. Dine in on a cozy winters night or open the French doors and enjoy the large garden and fresh country air.
14. Happy House
Courthouse Merindah 4 – Daylesford
4 2 2
Merindah translates from the words meaning ‘beautiful and happy’. This ideally situated villa at the rear of a quiet cul de sac, offers contemporary interiors with walls adorned with works from local artist David Bromley. Guests also have use of a shared heated indoor pool. An easy stroll from the Convent Gallery, Daylesford’s shopping and dining precinct and the Sunday Market.
Button Text15. Elevated Casual Chic
Milk And Honey – Daylesford
4 2 2
Come, relax and count your blessings at Milk and Honey. Access is via a winding stairway, up to an elevated site with breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside. An eclectic mix of Indian and Asian antiques and textiles lend a worldly feel with an emphasis on comfort. An open fireplace, full kitchen, contemporary bathrooms and laundry facilities complete the comforts of this uniquely styled home.
