House with front-row seats to the British Open lists for the first time in 30 years for $1.95M

For golf enthusiasts eager for an unparalleled view of the Open Championship, which teed off on Thursday, Blackrock House could be the ultimate spot.

Priced at $1.95 million, this property is situated right in the heart of Scotland’s renowned Royal Troon Golf Club.

Hosting this year’s British Open, Royal Troon is one of Scotland’s premier links courses. An expected 250,000 fans will gather to witness golf legends like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods battle it out.

Yet, the Kelly family might have the best seats in the house.

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Blackrock House boasts a front-row view of five key holes on the championship course.

Andrew Kelly, the owner of the home, recounted his experiences, speaking to local news outlet Hickory Record, which was the first to report on the listing.

“I was standing on that wall,” pointing to the concrete barrier separating the property from the par-5 16th green. He vividly remembers the crowd’s reaction when Mickelson’s eagle putt fell short in 2016.

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“And seeing them teeing on the 18th as well,” Kelly added, referring to the hole directly in front of the house. “It’s fantastic, you’re right here, and you’ve got everything going on around you. You’re spoiled for choice, to be honest.”

Annabel Blackett, the listing agent from Strutt & Parker’s National Country House Department North & Scotland, described the sale as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

“The sale of Blackrock House is one of those rare times where you can safely say there isn’t anything else like this available in the world,” Blackett told The Post in a statement.

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The semi-detached property, built before the existence of Royal Troon Golf Club, is nestled between the second and 16th holes, right behind the 18th tee, offering panoramic views of the course.

“From here, you can watch five holes from the comfort of your own home, and of course, you also have the club on your doorstep for your own playing,” Blackett explained. “While the views are fantastic year-round – especially with the coastal waters in the distance – the position really shines when a championship as prestigious as The Open is in town.”

“This week, The Open is being hosted at Royal Troon for the 10th time, meaning you can watch stars like Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson tee off from various rooms in the house — a claim unmatched anywhere else in the world,” she added.

Blackrock House, now divided into two homes, has been owned by the Kellys for 30 years.

“This sale presents a rare opportunity for someone to own a slice of one of the most famous links courses in the country. It’s no surprise that launching a home as special as this has generated significant buzz and interest,” Blackett noted.

Spanning approximately 4,500 square feet, Blackrock House includes a kitchen, dining room, living room, office, and conservatory. It features four bedrooms, including a ground-floor primary suite with a dressing room.

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