In the Area

Pirleyhill Farm is benefitted greatly by being part of a fantastic local area, brimming with things to see and do.

We have Scotland’s great outdoors right on our doorstep and urge you to take advantage of one of the many trail walks, cycle tracks or beaches all within easy reach of the farm. There are also two local activity centres which offer an array of things to do for people of all fitness levels and abilities.

Many people visit this part of the world to experience some of the world-famous golf courses on offer. Whether you’re adept with a club or not, we can offer a range of different golf courses to suit your level, from municipal courses to some of the most renowned links courses on the planet.

Restaurants

For the foodies, we are close by to some excellent restaurants and eateries, most of whom make use of the high-quality natural produce sourced locally. Every taste is catered for, whether you like seafood, traditional meals or international cuisine such as Chinese or Indian, there’s something for every palette.

Heritage

The area has a strong connection with one Scotland’s most famous sons: Robert Burns. Souter Johnnie’s Cottage and Tam O’Shanter’s farm are both only 5 minutes away. The Burns heritage museum and cottage are both easily accessible for those looking to learn more about Burns and the history of the local area.

As far as heritage goes, we have no fewer than 6 castles within a 15-minute drive. These castles range from the stunning Culzean, which is a National Trust of Scotland flagship property, to Brunston Castle, a ruin situated in the Dailly valley.