💗 ♥ ❤ ♡ Families and groups of friends will love this renovated, comfortable and spacious Ayrshire farmhouse offering luxury accommodation with views over the peaceful Ayrshire countryside. Smithfield is the house for celebrating and making memories 💗 ♥ ❤

√ The exclusive accommodation with the kitchen and dining room at the heart of the house to cater for the larger groups with seating for 16 in all areas.

√ You will enjoy the Sitting Room with vaulted ceiling and chandelier and sofas being for catching up or watch a movie on the smart tv.

√ The games room is a hit with all ages be it ping pong, table football or be it sitting back taking in a movie or opening the bifold door into the concealed courtyard making a safe place for children to play.

√ The BBQ pavilion is for all weather use with a banquet table and patio heaters above. You will enjoy the novelty of the Wood Fired Pizza Oven or American wood pellet BBQ or a traditional charcoal BBQ with preps tables.

√ The spacious house is able to sleep 16 people without guests feeling cramped, there are 3 bedrooms on the Ground Floor with 1 Ensuite. A further 5 bedrooms on the First Floor with 2 Ensuites and a further 2 Bathroom.

♫ 🎵 The house is in a peaceful location with views over the Ayrshire countryside and the abundance of wildlife and birdlife can be enjoyed from the doorstep, The wooded driveway is picturesque with beech and cherry trees making wonderful woodland walks and cycling direct from the door.

♕ With a vast array of outdoor activities nearby, the Farmhouse provides a fantastic launchpad to explore the beauty of Ayrshire, the local islands and the south west coast of Scotland. Enjoy walking along the 44 mile River Ayr Way right on the doorstep or the Ayrshire Coastal 100 mile long footpath nearby. The local area also boasts Scotland’s only ‘road cycling park’, a 15 mile network known as the Ayrshire Alps. Within easy reach are the world-famous golf courses of Royal Troon, Prestwick and Trump Turnberry, and the seaside town of Ayr offers a range of restaurants, cafés, shops as well as hosting horse racing events throughout the year at the Ayr Racecourse.
Other local places worth a visit are Culzean Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, the Dark Sky Observatory, Footgolf at Roodlea, the Boswell Coachhouse Tree and Hobbit House as well as the heated open-air pool in Cumnock. Dumfries House, which has been made famous by Chippendale furniture and links to King Charles, has beautiful gardens and an adventure playground to explore and is only 5 miles away. Set in the heart of Rabbie Burns country, there are many local attractions including Burns Cottage, the Burns Memorial Museum and the Brig o’Doon, the bridge from the famous poem ’Tam o’Shanter’. Or, why not take a day trip to Ireland from Cairnryan or visit the Isles of Arran, Bute and Cumbrae, Glasgow, Stirling and Edinburgh are close enough for a day trip, as is Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Auchinleck train station 8 miles, Glasgow Airport 35 miles, Ayr beach 10 miles. Tarbolton shops and pubs 500m.