Alloway Park, Ayr

1 Alloway Park, Ayr KA7 2AW

Without doubt, this is one of the finest and most substantial homes of its kind, set in a highly sought-after conservation area close to Ayr town centre, beach, and a wide range of local amenities.

Built in the 1880s, this architecturally striking semi-detached villa offers beautifully balanced accommodation with exceptional flexibility. As with many homes of the Victorian era, it boasts impressive room proportions, enhanced by soaring ceilings, ornate plasterwork, wood panelling, deep skirtings, and a wealth of original period detail.

The property has been sympathetically remodelled and extended, blending traditional character with modern design to create a home perfectly suited to contemporary family living.

Extending to almost 3,800 sq ft, the accommodation is arranged across two levels. With its superb setting, sea views, versatile layout, excellent schooling, and strong transport links, this is a home that will appeal to a wide variety of buyers.

A gated entrance leads to a generous private driveway with ample off-street parking. The impressive stonework, craftsmanship, and attention to detail are immediately evident as you approach the property.

Inside, the entrance vestibule opens into a welcoming hallway, giving access to a study and a WC/cloakroom. The elegant bay-windowed lounge enjoys open views across the fields opposite, with a feature fireplace and open fire creating a wonderful focal point. From the hallway, you can also access a cosy family room/snug, a second WC, and a bespoke, beautifully appointed kitchen featuring integrated Siemens appliances and a central island. This thoughtfully designed extension provides exceptional flexibility for multi-generational living. Beyond the kitchen, there is a utility room and a spacious sitting room leading into a bright conservatory, which in turn opens out onto the rear gardens. A rear hall also provides access to a ground-floor en-suite bedroom.

Upstairs, the magnificent principal suite enjoys a light-filled, airy atmosphere and benefits from a luxurious en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There are three further bedrooms, two of which have en-suite facilities.

The enclosed walled gardens are a particular highlight of the property, offering a variety of spaces to enjoy the outdoors. With mature lawns, seating areas, and a large detached garage, the grounds provide both privacy and versatility. The property comes with a co-ownership of the paddock/field directly in front of the property.

Ground Floor - Entrance Vestibule, Hallway, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Study, Cloakroom with WC, Lounge/Bedroom,
Kitchen, Utility Room, TV Room, Side Hall, Bedroom with en-suite shower room, utility room and conservatory.

First Floor - principal bedroom with en-suite bath/shower room, bedroom two with en-suite bath/shower room,
bedroom three with en-suite shower room, bedroom four.

Off street parking
Garage
Gardens
Sea Views
Excellent transport links
Schooling
Close to town centre

Situated on the stunning west coast of Scotland, Ayr is a vibrant town that perfectly blends natural beauty, history, and modern living. With its coastal views, expansive countryside, and green suburban areas, Ayr appeals to a wide range of lifestyles — from nature lovers and history enthusiasts to those seeking a relaxed coastal life with all the convenience of urban amenities.

Ayr is exceptionally well connected, making it ideal for commuters. Excellent transport links provide quick and easy access to Glasgow, while local bus and rail services ensure convenient connections throughout Ayrshire. This combination of tranquillity and accessibility makes Ayr a highly desirable place to live.

The town provides an excellent range of amenities, including:
Shopping centres and supermarkets and a wide choice of restaurants, cafés, and bars.

Excellent local schooling, including Ayr Academy, Kyle Academy, and the renowned Wellington School (the only independent school in Ayrshire, founded in 1836).

Ayr is steeped in history and culture, with a wealth of attractions nearby:
Burns Cottage & Museum, Alloway – birthplace of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet.
Culzean Castle & Country Park – one of Scotland’s most iconic castles, set dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Firth of Clyde, with gardens, woodland, and wildlife.
Electric Brae – a fascinating gravity hill where vehicles appear to roll uphill against gravity.
Heads of Ayr – scenic coastal cliffs, beaches, and walking paths, perfect for exploring.

The surrounding Ayrshire countryside and coastline provide endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits:

Ayrshire Coastal Path – a 100-mile walking trail along stunning coastal landscapes.
Croy Beach – sandy stretches and rocky outcrops with views of Culzean Castle, Ailsa Craig, and the Isle of Arran.

Activities including walking, cycling, mountain biking, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, swimming, and horse riding.

Abundant wildlife and several equestrian centres offering riding lessons or guided tours.

Ayrshire is synonymous with golf and home to some of the world’s most prestigious courses:
Prestwick Golf Club – the birthplace of The Open Championship (1860).
Turnberry (Ailsa Course) – world-famous for its championship links, lighthouse, and Atlantic views.
Royal Troon Golf Club – host to multiple Open Championships, with one of the most revered links courses globally.

  EPC : BAND E

 COUNCIL TAX : BAND G

 TENURE : FREEHOLD





EPC Rating: E