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Kilmarnock offers a blend of history, culture, and modern amenities. When considering where to live or invest in property, understanding the most sought-after areas is crucial. Here are the top 5 areas in Kilmarnock that have consistently offered families a happy home – article compiled by our Kilmarnock Estate Agency team.

The Cross

  • Why it’s popular: The Cross is the heart of Kilmarnock, renowned for its high street shopping, vibrant nightlife, and excellent transport links. Its central location makes it highly desirable for both residents and businesses.
  • Key attractions: The Burns Mall, Kilmarnock Academy, and the town’s main bus station are all located within close proximity.

Glenburn

  • Why it’s popular: Glenburn is a residential area known for its peaceful atmosphere, well-maintained green spaces, and proximity to nature. It offers a mix of traditional and modern housing options, making it a popular choice for families and those seeking a quieter lifestyle.
  • Key attractions: Glenburn Park, Glenburn Primary School, and the River Irvine are nearby.
Kilmarnock Railway Viaduct

New Farm

  • Why it’s popular: New Farm is a relatively new development, featuring modern housing, well-planned streets, and ample parking. Its proximity to the town center and good transport links make it a desirable location for young professionals and families.
  • Key attractions: The New Farm Shopping Centre, New Farm Primary School, and the Ayrshire Hospice are located in this area.

Onthank

  • Why it’s popular: Onthank is a charming residential area with a mix of traditional and modern housing. It offers a peaceful and friendly atmosphere, with convenient access to local amenities and green spaces.
  • Key attractions: Onthank Park, Onthank Primary School, and the River Irvine are nearby.

Hurlford

  • Why it’s popular: Hurlford, while technically a separate village, is often considered part of Kilmarnock due to its close proximity. It offers a more rural setting with excellent transport links to the city. Hurlford is particularly popular among families for its peaceful atmosphere and good schools.
  • Key attractions: Hurlford Park, Hurlford Primary School, and the Ayrshire Coal Museum are located in this area.
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