As the premier accommodation provider in Castlemaine, Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation brings you some of the most beautiful properties in Central Victoria. Each of our bespoke houses have been carefully selected and restored to bring a unique and luxurious experience to our guests. Our exclusive list of properties, which feature everything from restored Victorian manors to historical landmarks and modern apartments can accommodate between 1 to 90 guests for any occasion. All of our properties have access to our private and serene gardens. We also provide 24 hour check-in, free Wi-Fi, complimentary onsite parking and a wide range of modern amenities and facilities.

Campbell House has the dual honor of being both our newest and largest property. Freshly renovated and restored to its former glory, this majestic home is now available for you to live out your regal fantasies. From the regal lounge room to the historic finishing and antique furniture, walking through this oasis of luxury will transport you to an aristocratic manor from another time (but with all the comforts of modern amenities). This stunning mansion boasts 9 warm and inviting bedrooms, all with King sized beds that can be converted to single beds to sleep up to 18 guests. With heating throughout and multiple spaces for you and your guests to relax, dine, and enjoy each other’s company, Campbell House is ideal for your next family gathering, a getaway with friends, or retreat. For soaking up the sun, Campbell House boasts a huge green backyard, complete with entertaining areas and an eye-catching grand palm that is perfect for a photoshoot. This historic mansion is a standing landmark to the rich and fascinating history of central Victoria and the colourful people that inhabit it. At Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation we believe in keeping this history alive, so have done some of our own research into this fascinating and unique property. Campbell House was built in the 1800s by Mr. Andrew Campbell, a Scottish settler and pioneer whose successful timber and ironmongery business was famous throughout the entire region. Draped in sadness and romance, the history of this beautiful home is almost reminiscent of Greek tragedy. Like the Taj Mahal before it, Campbell House was built as a testament to love. Mr. Campbell was hopelessly in love with the daughter of famed poet, Robert Burns and built this beautiful mansion for her. Sadly, their happy ending was not meant to be as Ms. Burns died only two years after arriving in Castlemaine and Mr. Campbell was left to spend the rest of his days in this grand home alone.