*CLOSING DATE WEDNESDAY 28th MAY at 11am**

Situated on a prominent corner of Victoria Drive leading to South Beach, just moments away from the sandy shores of Troon beach, this beautifully maintained traditional 2-bedroom upper conversion combines timeless architectural detail with generous living space and stunning coastal views.

Set within a handsome blonde sandstone villa, the property enjoys an enviable position with a short walk to Troon town centre, Troon train station and just a hop, skip and jump to the picturesque beach front.

Inside, the home retains a wealth of original features, including detailed cornicing, an ornate ceiling rose, and fireplace with decorative surround in the bright, bay-windowed lounge.
The bay and side-facing windows offer views along South Beach and across the Firth of Clyde to the Heads of Ayr, Ailsa Craig and beyond.

The large kitchen/diner is well equipped with an abundance of base and shelved wall cabinets offering excellent storage and display space. With generous worktops, room for dining and plenty of natural light, it is perfect for both everyday use and entertaining.

The two double bedrooms are spacious and well-proportioned with the Master benefitting from built in wardrobes.

The bathroom is smartly presented with WC, wash hand basin and shower over bath.

As this apartment is the upper conversion, it has ownership and access to the loft space via pull down Ramsay ladder located in the kitchen. This could offer excellent potential for conversion (subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulation approvals).

Externally, the apartment has a shared drying area and its own garage accessed via South Beach.

It has recently had a full electrical rewire and has been freshly painted, with new carpets fitted throughout. The property also benefits from double glazed windows and gas central heating.

This rarely available upper conversion perfectly blends period elegance with modern comfort, all in a prime location near Troon’s beach, town amenities, and transport links.

Early viewing is strongly recommended.