6 bedroom detached house

Drumbain Estate – A Coastal Retreat Rich in Scottish Character.

A unique opportunity to acquire a substantial coastal estate on Scotland’s scenic western shoreline. Drumbain offers approximately 400 yards of shoreline, where historic charm meets modern comfort. Once part of the landscapes said to have inspired Robert Burns, and near the renowned Culzean Castle, the estate blends cultural significance with natural beauty.

This is more than a property purchase; it’s a chance to own and enjoy a carefully restored South Ayrshire farmhouse, thoughtfully developed to provide a high standard of coastal living.

Natural Light and Sea Views.
At the heart of Drumbain is an open-plan glass-walled kitchen and dining space, where floor-to-ceiling windows provide uninterrupted views across the Firth of Clyde. From calm morning mists to dramatic weather sweeping across the water, the setting changes with the seasons. The south and west-facing timber terrace opens directly from the living area, offering an ideal space to enjoy the coastal environment.

Comfortable, Versatile Accommodation.
The main house includes six bedrooms, four of which are en suite. The design pays respect to the original farmhouse while incorporating modern features such as underfloor geothermal heating and woodburning fireplaces. The lounge and snug complement the open-plan areas, providing spaces for both entertaining and quiet relaxation.

Land, Grazing and Outbuildings.
The estate comprises approximately 53 acres of IACS-registered grassland, currently used for seasonal grazing. This land presents opportunities for continued agricultural use or for enjoyment of the landscape. Several outbuildings on the property may offer development potential, subject to the necessary planning consents (STPP).

Woodland Glen and Coastal Access.
Beneath a large walled garden lies a mature woodland glen with a burn flowing to the sea. A private footpath follows the stream through the glen and leads directly to the property’s private shoreline. Throughout the year, the landscape transforms with the seasons, supporting a variety of flora and fauna.

Coastal Setting and Wildlife.
Drumbain’s private shoreline offers direct access to a range of outdoor activities including swimming and paddleboarding. The surrounding natural environment supports local wildlife such as seabirds, deer and owls, which can often be seen and heard around the estate.

Key Property Features • Six bedrooms including four en suite • Glass-walled living spaces with sea views • Approx. 53 acres of IACS-registered land • Approx. 400 yards of private shoreline • Woodland glen with burn and path to beach • Outbuildings with potential (STPP) Outbuildings with potential (STPP), including one with gym, sauna, and spa
•Peaceful coastal setting with recreational access

Bedrooms & Accommodation

Six bedrooms are spread across the home, offering spacious, peaceful retreats.

Four en-suite bedrooms provide privacy and luxury
Three bedrooms enjoy panoramic sea views
A family bathroom serves the remaining two rooms

Perfectly placed between the scenic Ayrshire coastline and Ayr (5.5 miles), Drumbain is also just 11.5 miles from the world-renowned golf destination of Turnberry. The property is well within commuting distance of Glasgow (45 miles), with regular train services from nearby Ayr providing direct access to the city centre.

For those travelling further afield, Prestwick Airport (8.5 miles) offers low-cost European flights, while Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports provide extensive domestic and international options. Ferry services from Cairnryan (40 miles) offer convenient travel to Belfast, taking just two and a half hours.

Education & Local Amenities

Nearby Alloway (4.5 miles), birthplace of Robert Burns, offers a village primary school and local services. The historic town of Ayr boasts a full range of amenities including shops, supermarkets, cafes, and professional services. Families benefit from access to top-tier education, including the prestigious Wellington School, an independent coeducational school in Ayr.

Lifestyle & Leisure

South Ayrshire is famed for its stunning coastline, rich rural landscape, and wealth of outdoor activities. Residents of Drumbain can enjoy:

Coastal walks and sandy beaches
Horse riding and countryside pursuits
Ayr Racecourse, home to the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup

For golf enthusiasts, this is “The Golf Coast”. Championship courses at Royal Troon, Prestwick, and Turnberry are all within easy reach, each having hosted The Open Championship.

Sailing and yachting are popular along the Firth of Clyde, with marinas at Troon, Largs, and Inverkip, and small boat mooring available locally at Dunure harbour.

Whether you seek a peaceful coastal escape, a family base with outstanding schooling, or a commuter haven close to Scotland’s cultural centres, Drumbain offers the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and connectivity.

Discover a lifestyle where the sea meets sophistication — discover Drumbain.

Local Authority - South Ayrshire Council
Council Tax - Band H
EPC rating - D
Services - Mains water, electricity, private drainage to septic tank






EPC Rating: D