101 SOUTH BEACH 4 bedrooms | 3 bathrrooms | 160 M²
Set on the shores of the Firth of Clyde in Troon, South Ayrshire, 101 South Beach embodies the timeless charm of a seaside residence. Combining fine materials, refined lines and comfort, the residency’s intimate setting ensures that the Scottish coastline’s light is captured in every feature. A unique retreat, opening onto the horizon, combining calming surroundings and picturesque scenery.
The Living Area
The entrance, living room, dining area, open kitchen and utility room form a generous living space oriented towards the sea, designed for sharing warm moments while admiring Ayr Bay.
The Entrance
From South Beach, the entrance of 101 South Beach welcomes guests into a restrained and warm atmosphere, filled with natural light and subtle Scottish details.
The Living & Dining Area
The living room offers a fluid, light-filled space, bathed in the large west-facing Victorian windows. Leather sofas and armchairs invite you to relax, while the eye wanders over Ayr Bay, catches sight of the fairways of the Royal Troon Golf Club and the beauty of the Isle of Arran. The blend of contemporary elegance and Scottish character — tartan carpets, warm woods and noble materials — creates an intimate atmosphere. The large solid-wood table invites shared dinners with views over Ayr Bay and the sea, long conversations and suspended moments.
The Open Kitchen
Open to the living room, the fully equipped kitchen extends into a central island with bar stools. Friendly and functional, it allows you to cook, serve and share time together without ever losing sight of the view or the conversation.
The Utility Room
Adjoining the Rosslyn bedroom, the house’s utility room offers a bright and functional space. Equipped with a tumble dryer and everything needed to iron or store belongings, it has been designed to make everyday organisation easier.
The Bedrooms
101 South Beach offers four bedrooms, including three en-suite rooms, each with its own atmosphere. Every space reveals a singular identity inspired by the history, landscapes and textures of Scotland. Harmonious and delicate, they invite rest, calm and contemplation, offering a refuge where refinement is experienced with softness and elegance.
Rosslyn Suite
Paying tribute to the famous Rosslyn Chapel, this elegant suite blends contemporary comfort with discreet Scottish references. Deep-toned tartan carpet warms the space, while the king-size bed, surrounded by natural textiles, offers refined rest. The private bathroom features a bathtub and separate shower in a sober and elegant style.
A Dream Suite
Inspired by Robert Burns, the emblematic Scottish poet and bard of the 18th century, this bedroom combines romance and softness. Tartan carpet, velvet bed linen and textured cushions create a peaceful atmosphere. A king-size bed, accompanied by soft-lined furniture and bathed in natural light, encourages daydreaming and rest. The private bathroom with shower completes this intimate and refined space.
Calanais Bedroom
Evoking the Calanais standing stones (Isle of Lewis), this spacious and understated bedroom combines graphic tartan, earthy tones and textured materials. The generously dressed king-size bed invites rest, while the morning light enhances the clean-lined furniture.
Tom Morris Bedroom
Named in honour of legendary golfer and architect Old Tom Morris, this bright bedroom features two single beds that can be converted into a king-size bed, ideal for families or friends. A wooden desk, wall-mounted TV and comfortable sofa create a versatile space. The tartan carpet reinforces the room’s Scottish charm.
Shared Bathroom
The shared bathroom along the corridor, with spacious shower and bathtub, ensures comfort and practicality in a bright and elegant atmosphere where natural materials dialogue with clean lines.
The Setting
Facing the Firth of Clyde, the 101 South Beach residence enjoys a rare location between sandy beach and legendary golf links. Just steps from the house, the sea, world-renowned courses and the discreet elegance of Troon create a privileged setting for a luxurious and peaceful stay.
The House
Built at the end of the 19th century, in 1897, the house at 101 South Beach is an elegant red sandstone building, typical of the Scottish coast. Its façade is animated by large bow windows that shape the volumes and open the view over the Firth of Clyde. Stone surrounds and a slate roof complete its Victorian-Edwardian style, both solid, understated and refined. Located a few minutes’ walk from the heart of Troon, it enjoys the gentle pace of this welcoming and lively seaside town.
The Beach
At the foot of the house, Troon’s wide beach stretches between golden sand and clear waters, inviting strolls, relaxation or simply contemplation of the coastline. Thrill-seekers can enjoy kitesurfing or windsurfing, while sunsets offer a breathtaking natural spectacle.
The Golf Courses
For golf enthusiasts, the residence enjoys an exceptional location. Just a short distance away, the prestigious links of Royal Troon, Turnberry and Prestwick — historic hosts of The Open Championship — as well as the courses of Portland, Western Gailes and Dundonald invite you to perfect your swing against magnificent coastal scenery. Between verdant fairways swept by the wind and the sea on the horizon, each day becomes a refined experience combining sport, elegance and the pleasure of staying in a remarkable house.
LES SERVICES INCLUS DANS VOTRE DEMEURE
Linge de maison
Serviettes de bain
Wi-fi
Panier de bienvenue personnalisé
LES SERVICES À LA DEMANDE
Notre conciergerie « Bonnie Escapes » pourra vous proposer les services d’un guide touristique et vous conseiller sur différentes options : visites aux alentours de Troon, découverte de distilleries ou réservations de parcours de golf, choix de restaurants, etc, …
Services included in your residence
Household linen
Bathroom towels
Wi-fi
Personalised welcome basket
Services on request
Our concierge service “Bonnie Escapes” can arrange the services of a local guide and advise you on different options: visits around Troon, distillery tours or golf-course bookings, restaurant recommendations, and more.
Ayshire Escapes
Staying here means breathing in the crisp Atlantic air, admiring wide coastal horizons, discovering the famous links of the west coast and strolling through Scottish villages full of character. These lines offer a glimpse of the region’s natural and cultural riches, between local traditions and striking landscapes.
Picturesque Villages & Scottish Charm
Within walking distance of the house, the village of Troon offers several fine dining options. Portland Street is about a 15-minute walk from the house, either along the beach or via South Beach, the shopping street where visitors will find all essentials. The Marine and Piersland hotel-restaurants are also just a few minutes’ walk from 101 South Beach. Troon train station, a 5-minute walk from the house, provides easy access to neighbouring villages as well as to Glasgow (45 minutes by train). A short drive or train ride away, the picturesque towns of Prestwick and Ayr reveal all their refined charm: cobbled streets,
stone cottages and elegant cafés where every detail breathes authenticity. Each walk invites discovery: strolling along the quays, exploring craft shops, discovering local pubs, browsing markets or lingering in a bookshop or artisan workshop. The streets offer a succession of picturesque façades, lively little squares and hidden corners to explore, giving visitors a vibrant, refined experience where the history, character and elegance of a preserved Scotland are revealed at every step.
Experiences & Discoveries
Green hills, rugged cliffs and coastal paths invite exploration. Hikes on Dundonald Hill, picnics in unspoilt landscapes, trips to the Isle of Arran or bike rides through picturesque villages all offer unforgettable experiences. Nearby, the castles of Dundonald, Dunure and Culzean tell stories of medieval times and Celtic legends, while the heritage of Robert Burns, along with distilleries, galleries and museums, enrich the stay. Strategically located, Troon makes it easy to reach by car Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Stirling or the iconic capital Edinburgh in a very reasonable time for a day trip.
Flavours of The Coast
Around Troon, Scottish cuisine can be savoured as a sensory journey. Local produce — smoked salmon, seafood and matured cheeses — is showcased in elegant restaurants and charming bistros. Local specialities such as haggis, smoked fish soups and homemade shortbreads echo the soul of a warm and generous Scotland, for a refined and authentic culinary discovery.
