Fardale View by Ashberry Homes (Scotland West)

Residents benefit from a semi-rural setting with a wealth of natural surroundings to appreciate - enjoy picturesque strolls to Annanhill Park, countryside bike rides across Ayrshire, or family trips out to local landmarks like Old Auchans House, the Laigh Milton Viaduct, or Dumfries House.

Annanhill Golf Club is a three-minute drive away with a welcoming clubhouse and well-maintained 18-hole course. Active leisure can be undertaken at the Grange Leisure Centre located under a mile away within the Grange Academy Campus - this venue offers a range of sporting facilities open to the public, as well as a packed timetable of fitness classes.

For the past two decades, Kilmarnock has been the subject of rigorous conservation and regeneration, reflecting its historic importance and newfound value as a commuter town to Glasgow and Scotland's central belt. As a result, the town centre is full of beautiful architecture, leisure opportunities, and cultural legacy.

A convenience store and sandwich shop can be found on Munro Avenue, under half a mile away for everyday essentials. A popular supermarket is a three-minute drive away, with a wider choice of brand available within two miles.

Kilmarnock town centre provides a fantastic variety of high-street stores for retail, as well caf?s, restaurants, and bars for social occasions. Queens Drive retail park is a seven-minute journey in the car, providing comprehensive shopping from food to homeware to clothing, as well as a choice of chain-favourite restaurants to satisfy shoppers' appetites.

Glasgow is great for shopping trips and meals out a with retail and hospitality at its heart. Scotland's largest city offers bustling weekend markets and handmade craft outlets, plus pedestrianised high streets and indoor shopping arcades. The city's hospitality options range from unique independents to award-winning dining, with a wealth of traditional pubs and trendy bars to discover.

Annanhill Primary School and Grange Academy offer primary and secondary education under a mile away, sharing a campus just off Beech Avenue - a route largely supplemented by local bus services for independent travel when appropriate.

Crosshouse Primary School, Hillhead Primary School, and Gargieston Primary School and Nursery are all within a five-minute drive of the development, while additional high school options can be found in Kilmarnock and Stanecastle.

For those seeking higher education, Crosshouse University Hospital is a four-minute drive from the development, Ayrshire College is under two miles away, and Glasgow provides terrific options just half an hour away in the car.

Motorists can find the A71 and A77 a two- and six-minute drive away, respectively. The former, along with Irvine Road, are ideal for local journeys, while the latter provides direct access up to Glasgow in around half an hour.

The Annandale Industrial Estate bus stop is less than a minute's walk away from the development, providing regular shuttles into and around Kilmarnock.

Kilmarnock train station is a little over a mile away, with destinations including but not limited to Glasgow Central, Dumfries, and Carlisle, the former journey taking around 45 minutes.

For international travel, Glasgow Prestwick Airport is a 17-minute drive away, while a wider choice of destinations can be found at Glasgow Airport - 28 miles away.

Kilmarnock (1.0 miles)

Kilmaurs (1.5 miles)

Stewarton (4.6 miles)

Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode

Fardale View joins the western boundary of Kilmarnock, integrating into the rich rural periphery of the town while benefitting from established surrounding community and amenities.

The development is located off Irvine Road (B7081) with the A71 and A77 nearby providing fast and simple journeys locally. Motorists can find Glasgow within a 30-minute drive, from where national rail journeys are available.

This development falls under the administration of East Ayrshire Council.