Established in 1861, All Saints Church stands today as a one of a kind property with the existing church building and a thoughtful extension added in 1982, designed by renowned architect Allan Willingham. The original church portion of the property includes an open plan space with vaulted ceiling, cosy open fireplace, spiral staircase, original pulpit, plus two upstairs bedrooms. The main bathroom/ laundry is housed in the old vestry and has an abundance of space. Travel further down the hallway to the newer part of the home, the addition includes two bedrooms (main with ensuite and large walk in robe) and a central living room with wood heater and split system. There is a well equipped kitchen with gas cooking and timber cabinetry, connecting to an informal sitting/ breakfast area and a large dining space. Notable features throughout include timber lined ceilings, large windows, solar power and timber French doors from each room leading to the generous outdoor areas. There are paved courtyards and gardens surrounding the home, including established veggie gardens, fruit trees and enclosed chicken coop. Recently converted, the former shed now provides a bonus space perfect for working from home or to be utilised for guests, it has been fully lined and includes power, lighting, air conditioning and laminate flooring. There is a double carport for parking and garden shed for extra storage. Set on 4030m2 the land is generously treed with native varieties and nearby bushland adds to the country backdrop. Fryerstown is located in the Goldfields region and offers easy access to Castlemaine, Chewton and Calder freeway.