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properties for sale on The Isle of Arran

We’re actively selling across Arran – here’s a selection of recent listings.

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Sold STC

Arran Park

Prestwick, KA9 2AJ

£65,000 Offers Over
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
1 Reception

3

1

1
Sold STC

Murray Crescent

Isle of Arran, KA27 8NS

£190,000 Offers Over
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1 Reception

2

2

1

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We know the Isle of Arran – from Brodick and Lamlash to the island’s quieter coastal villages – and exactly what island homes are worth. Get a free online valuation to start, then a local expert who knows Arran can firm up the figure in person. We’ve sold homes right across the island and know the Arran market inside out.

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Scotland in Miniature

From rugged highlands and tranquil lowlands to sandy beaches and dense forests. Rich in history, Arran is home to ancient stone circles, Viking landmarks, and the iconic Brodick Castle. Today, its thriving community enjoys a lifestyle intertwined with nature, wildlife, and a warm local spirit, making Arran a beloved destination for residents and visitors seeking both adventure and a peaceful retreat.

The King’s Cave

Legend has it that Robert the Bruce, one of Scotland’s greatest kings, found refuge on the Isle of Arran during his struggle for Scotland’s independence from England in the early 14th century. After suffering a series of defeats, Bruce fled to Arran, where he sought shelter in what is now called the “King’s Cave” on the island’s western coast. It was here that, according to folklore, he witnessed a spider tirelessly spinning its web, inspiring Bruce with the resilience to continue his fight. This moment of renewed determination is said to have been pivotal, spurring him on to eventually defeat the English and reclaim Scotland’s independence at the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314.