New homes at Middleton Field

There has been plenty of recent activity at our Daylesford project Middleton Field.

The new homes for the 2025 series of Channel 9’s The Block located at the eastern entrance to Daylesford in Middleton Field are now well advanced.

Many regional builders and local trades assisted with the work to complete the steel ‘bones’ of the five new houses along Cedar Lane before the show’s contestants arrive to turn them into homes.

Excitingly filming of the popular TV show will commence on Friday this week coinciding with Daylesford’s ‘Rainbow Circus Spectacular’ ChillOut Festival. The annual festival has grown to become the biggest queer pride event in regional Australia, and the largest festival in the Hepburn Shire.

In a recent interview with local newspaper The Local produced by TL News - Executive producer of The Block Julian Cress spoke about his excitement for the start of filming, its positive impact for local businesses in the region and ultimate contribution to the Daylesford community.

Recent image of the on-site activity and homes underway for the 2025 series of Channel 9’s The Block in Middleton Field, Daylesford.

Also in Middleton Field - new homes finished and others to start building

The first homes at the entrance to Middleton Field off Smith Street have now finished - completed by regional builders JV Dodd and Bryan and Petersen.

More Stage 1 homes will start building soon, including a new home through Ardel - watch this space!

Construction of the the first townhouses at The Village in Middleton Field will commence this month. The project team alongside architect Breathe and key stakeholders, recently celebrated this important milestone by planting a selection of native and exotic trees at Middleton Field.

With so much happening at Middleton Field we invite you to visit local sales agents Ashlee McKee and Natalie Fagan from Belle Property Daylesford for a meeting at our on-site tiny sales space "Hygge House”.  

Made by local Melbourne company Bare, Hygge House is self-sufficient with sustainable features to minimise its impact on the environment.

Visitors can also walk the new neighbourhood and experience its spectacular Daylesford setting overlooking The Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens.