Drumbeg Road, Turnberry, Girvan, South Ayrshire, KA26

Elegant Coastal Living Near Turnberry Golf Course and with waterscape views towards Ailsa Craig.

Ground Floor
Fairlight is a striking detached house dating back to circa 1961 and is of part red brick and white painted render, under a dark grey slate roof. The accommodation is well presented in fresh neutral tones and the accommodation which is light and bright is laid out over two easily managed levels, the front rooms benefitting from uninterrupted waterscape views.
The home commands a stunning elevated position with unrestricted views over the Firth of Clyde embracing near and far views of Turnberry, the golf course, coastline, lighthouses, Ailsa Craig, Arran, the Mull of Kintyre, and on a clear day the Antrim Coast.
Outer twin leaf storm doors to vestibule, inner front door with glass insert to broad welcoming entrance hallway, under stair store cupboard with security alarm system, window to front, shallow cupboard housing electrical switch gear, wc, cloaks area with window to front, formal sitting room with warming multi fuel burner, windows showcasing waterscape views, snug/TV room with fitted enclosed and exposed shelving, generous light and bright sunroom with panoramic waterscape views, twin leaf doors to gardens and connecting door to dining room. Formal dining room with uninterrupted garden and water views, twin leaf doors with glass insert to kitchen cum informal breakfasting and dining, laundry room with twin Belfast sink, laundry pulley, window to front, larder, rear hall/boot room with wc, log store housing the boiler, 2 x doors to front and rear gardens, access to integral double garage.


First Floor
Via broad fitted staircase with carpet runner to half landing, windows overlooking front gardens and rolling countryside views, first floor landing, bedroom 1 (principal) with uninterrupted waterscape views, en suite shower room, bedroom 2 with window to waterscape views, bedroom 3 with 2 sets of fitted wardrobes and windows showcasing uninterrupted waterscape views. Linen stores with laundry pulley, housing the hot water tank, bedroom 4 with fitted wardrobes, countryside views, access to floored loft space, wc, family bathroom with bath and separate shower enclosure, window with views to Turnberry and the lighthouse.

Gardens
Via twin leaf wrought iron gates to private driveway flanked either side by colourful flower beds and bushes, leading to ample vehicular hard standing, parking and turning apron. The front gardens at Fairlight are mainly laid to concrete and are bounded by a brick-built wall and hedging, two personal gates either side of the property provide access to rear gardens. Via the southern gate there is a small area of lawn with the greenhouse, a further gate provides access to the property’s main gardens. A well-maintained level lawn wraps around the rear of the property to a drying green, bordered by an array of planted beds and bushes, a paved patio area is located at the foot of the property and is ideally placed to enjoy alfresco sitting, dining, and evening sundowners and from where there are some of the finest views over the lower reaches of the Firth of Clyde. Well placed pathways laid to a combination of concrete, timber and stone steps wend their way through the lower rear gardens, all of which have been beautifully landscaped and stocked to bring all year-round interest. The gardens have been wonderfully zoned and include soft fruit and vegetable beds, apple and plum trees, oak and chestnut trees, to name a few. There are various timber seating areas staggered throughout the gardens and from where vast views can be enjoyed. The gardens are bounded by a brick built wall with a personal door providing access at the western boundary.

Outbuildings
Attached double garage with bifold doors, concrete floor, light and power supply. Attached general purpose stores, greenhouse, timber summer houses.

Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, oil fired central heating supported by warming multifuel burner in the sitting room, solar panels, double glazing.

Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Local Authorities
South Ayrshire Council
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Council Tax
Fairlight is in Band G and the amount of council tax payable for 2025/2026 is £4,074.08 including water and sewerage.

EPC
Rating E

Situation

Nestled just moments from the world-renowned Turnberry Golf Course, this exceptional home offers a rare blend of refined comfort and natural beauty on Scotland’s stunning Ayrshire coast.
Turnberry, South Ayrshire is known worldwide as one of the iconic Open Championship Golf resorts, situated on the Firth of Clyde coastline, southwest Scotland. It comprises three links golf courses, a golf academy, its famous five-star hotel & additional lodge/cottage accommodation. The golf course dates from 1901 with the luxury hotel emerging in 1906, the now defunct railway was built to serve visitors from across the UK.
Historically it has been through 2 World Wars with its now disused aircraft runway serving the military whilst the hotel served for a period as a hospital. Post-war it was revitalised with golf course redesigns and a series of new owners evolving the resort into the Trump Turnberry Resort that we see today.
The popular racecourse in Ayr holds the Scottish Grand National and there are yacht marinas at Troon, Ardrossan and Largs. Alloway, on the southern fringes of Ayr, is the famous birthplace of Robert Burns. In addition to golf and sailing, the Ayrshire coastline is famous for its beautiful beaches and vistas.

Turnberry is approximately 52 miles south of Glasgow just off the A77 (which leads from Glasgow to Stranraer via Ayr). Overlooking the Firth of Clyde, Isle of Arran and Alisa Craig with Turnberry Golf Course and Hotel & Lighthouse at its heart. Notable historically is the nearby Culzean Castle. Prestwick & Glasgow Airports are approximately 26 & 60 miles journey respectively whilst Edinburgh Airport is approximately 94 miles.
There is a small shop with post office, catering for everyday needs and requirements at Maidens (2 miles), and a fuller range of shops and services are available at Girvan (5.5 miles) or Ayr (16 miles). Girvan has a library and a health centre.
There is a primary school in Maidens and Girvan Academy in Girvan. Both schools have a bus collection service. Independent schooling is available at Wellington in the town of Ayr.
The A77 provides access to the coastal town of Stranraer and the south while to the north it leads to Ayr and beyond to Glasgow.

Main line trains are at Girvan, Maybole and Ayr and there is an hourly coastal bus service.

Prestwick Airport is 26.7 miles with international and domestic carriers.

Health spa with outdoor activity centre at the adjacent Turnberry Hotel. Golf at Turnberry Golf Club, Ailsa, Kintyre and Brunston Castle. Salmon fishing on the River Stinchar, River Doon and River Girvan by permit. Shooting and roe deer stalking is possible by arrangement on some local estates.

Nearby Maidens has a riding centre with whom arrangements can be made to hack, ride out and/or beach ride.


Culzean Castle (National Trust for Scotland), where visitors are welcome, is 5 miles to the north and just further along the coast is Alloway and Burns Cottage.

Travel Directions
From the town of Ayr proceed out on the A79 to meet the A77. Turn right and proceed along the A77 for 14 miles to reach Turnberry. On arrival in remain on the A77 before taking a left hand turn onto Drumbeg Road, take the second right off Drumbeg Road, Fairlight is the final property along the entrance drive.

From Glasgow City Centre proceed out on the M8 taking the M77 motorway junction. Proceed along the M77 to meet the A77. At the Monkton roundabout turn left, continuing on the A77. Proceed by-passing Ayr and then follow directions as above."
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