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No traffic noise, no streetlights, just space and quiet. You'll see deer at dawn, squirrels and pheasants in the woods, and buzzards overhead. It's the kind of place where you actually switch off.


Blackside sits in the middle of everything Ayrshire offers. Beaches, golf courses, castles, and Burns country are all close by. Explore the River Ayr Way, or just stay put and enjoy the farm. The cottage makes a perfect base - comfortable, well-equipped, and genuinely peaceful.
We're 45 minutes from Glasgow but genuinely remote.
The area has a long history. There's a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age cairn on the hilltop. Robert the Bruce gathered his army across these moorlands before his victory at Loudoun Hill in 1307 and a Navy fighter crashed on Blacksidend Hill in 1944.
But you don't need to care about any of that to enjoy staying here - the landscape and location speak for themselves.
