Belleisle Estate is a popular family attraction within South Ayrshire, with its deer park, children's play area, woodland walks and formal walled garden.

The Estate has at its heart an 18th century house which has recently been bought by and is currently being renovated by Campbell Inns, while to the north west of the Estate lie 2, 18-hole golf courses, one of which was designed by Mr. James Braid who is known for his work at Gleneagles. The main park areas, including the conservatory and walled garden lie to the south and west of the main house.

Belleisle House underwent major reconstruction (probably by William Burn, a prominent architect of the time) in 1829; further additions circa 1800 and 1895; as well as extensive mid twentieth century additions associated with the building’s use as a hotel. The building, which is listed at Category B, exists now as a two storey with basement and attic, eleven bay Scottish Baronial mansion. It is finished in coursed sandstone with ashlar dressings. It has string courses at ground and first floor; crowstepped gables; and finials at the apexes.