Ayrshire
The beautiful county of Ayrshire is known as the birthplace of Scotland's beloved national poet, Robert Burns, but it’s the good schools, endless golden beaches and colourful towns that make the area so attractive to home buyers.
It boasts some of Scotland's most stunning beaches, perfect for seaside relaxation and outdoor adventures. Close to your new home, Troon Beach with its expansive sands and picturesque promenade, is ideal for leisurely walks and family picnics. Prestwick Beach offers fantastic views of Arran and Ailsa Craig, popular with windsurfers and kite flyers. The golden shores of Ayr Beach provide ample space for sunbathing and beach volleyball, with vibrant seaside attractions nearby.
New Homes in Ayrshire
Living in Ayrshire
Charming towns
The county is home to several charming towns, each with its own unique character and amenities. Ayr, the county's largest town has an excellent choice of schools and healthcare facilities. It’s also a bustling town filled with shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as cultural attractions like the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum. Prestwick is renowned for its historic golf club and vibrant community events, while Troon's marina and yacht club attract sailing enthusiasts from around the world.
History and heritage
Your new build house is in the heart of Ayrshire's wealth of historical landmarks and attractions. Culzean Castle, perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Firth of Clyde, is renowned for its stunning architecture and extensive grounds, including woodland trails and landscaped gardens. The Burns National Heritage Park in Alloway celebrates the life and works of Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, with interactive exhibits and guided tours of his birthplace and surrounding landmarks. Meanwhile, the ruins of Dundonald Castle offer a glimpse into Scotland's medieval past, with panoramic views of the Ayrshire countryside.
Great connections
The A77 and A78 roads hug the coast, with good connectivity between Ayr, Prestwick, Troon and Irvine, all the way up to Largs and West Kilbride. Further inland, the A77 turns into the M77 at Kilmarnock, giving you a fast route from your new home into Glasgow City Centre in as little as 40 minutes.