7 Reasons to Move to Inverkip

The picturesque coastal village of Inverkip near Greenock offers numerous attractions for prospective house hunters and it's not hard to see why it's becoming such a popular destination for both new family residences and second homes by the sea.

Beauty Spot

With views across the water to the resort town of Dunoon and the scenic Firth of Clyde, Inverkip is well known for its seaside views. The Cowal Peninsula offers all the attractions of the Scottish Highlands, with striking hills, glens and lochs all within easy reach of Glasgow.

Schools and Education

Inverkip Primary School boasts one of the best performing primary schools in the area, and several day nurseries catering for youngsters offer quality care for working parents considering a move to the area.


Leisure and Sports

Many people are attracted to for the range of leisure activities on offer in the surrounding area. Water sports feature highly, from sailing, canoeing and windsurfing to the spectacular Tall Ships race in the summer. Hill walking is popular and the coastline boasts many trails with views of the Firth of Clyde, leading up to the Cowalfest walking and arts festival held each October, where more than 80 walks are led by local experts.

Golf

Greenock sports a selection of clubs for the golf enthusiast, ranging from Gourock Golf club located just up the road from Inverkip in Gourock itself, to the internationally renowned 18 hole Cowal golf course, which overlooks the Firth of Clyde.

Fine Dining

Inverkip boasts a blend of dining establishments, from casual brassieres and cafe's to gourmet dining. It's proximity to the coast guarantees a steady stream of fresh seafood, especially the large mussels and oysters found in abundance in the waters around Inverkip.

Sailing

With Kip Marina taking pride of place on the Inverkip waterfront, learning to sail has never been easier. Numerous sailing clubs exist that can all help you learn the ropes and several boat brokerages can help you get a starter boat, or even something more luxurious.

Travel

Whether travelling for work or for fun, Inverkip is well connected. Express trains run directly to Glasgow in forty minutes, an extensive local bus network connects the whole of North Ayrshire and ferry travel to beauty spots along the Cowal Peninsula operate almost all year round, making it a very accessible area.

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