Nestled in the rolling countryside of Ayrshire, this beautiful, whitewashed cottage lies at the entrance of the Martnaham Nature Reserve, a 2-mile stretch of water that is a haven for wildfowl and swans. The glorious Ayrshire coastline and countryside is a delight for walkers, cyclists, and hikers with an abundance of coastal trails and country tracks to explore. Iron your plus as there are championship golf courses nearby at Turnberry, Prestwick, and Royal Troon, all within 13 miles. Visit an array of historic castles and houses including Culzean, Dumfries House, Dundonald, and Dean, all within 15 miles. Poetry and history enthusiast will be in their element at the nearby village of Alloway (5 miles), which is the birthplace of Robert Burns and the setting for his poems. Take a look at the thatched cottage which was his former residence, a museum, and a monument or take a walk over the cobbled Brig o’ Doon. Enjoy a walk at Rozelle and visit the changing exhibitions and café.
Step inside this charming cottage into the kitchen/diner, where you will find a dining area perfect for sharing a family meal. The kitchen has all you will need to prepare delicious home-cooked meals, and on a sunny day, open the French door out to the decking. Follow the hall through to the cosy lounge and find the perfect place to relax in the evenings; light the wood burner and enjoy a good movie on the TV or listen to some music after an epic day out exploring the local area. You will then find two light and bright bedrooms: one double and one twin. There are two bathrooms, one with a Jacuzzi bath and WC, and one shower room with a WC.
Outside, the enclosed garden, including decking and hot tub, faces south to catch the sun and there are panoramic views of the hills beyond. There is also a charcoal BBQ and seating area for al fresco dining or lazy evening stargazing. Enjoy views across the loch from a small seating area which can be found on the left-hand side of the drive with a fallen log viewing area.