Coilsholm Farm is a productive ringfenced former dairy farm situated in South Ayrshire, Scotland. The farm, which has been in the same family ownership since 1956, consists of a traditional farmhouse and a range of farm buildings, including a parlour and bulk tank, which were previously used for dairying. The farm is now used for beef calf rearing and arable farming, with 260 acres of ploughable pasture capable of arable cropping. The farmhouse, which has been maintained to a high standard, features a lounge with open fire, a family bathroom, dining room, kitchen, and four bedrooms. The farm buildings are well-maintained and include a range of structures, including a bedded court, slatted house, and Dutch barns. The farm is located near the town of Tarbolton, which has a range of local shops and amenities, and is approximately 9 miles from the county town of Ayr, which offers a wider range of services and facilities.