A derelict Stirling pub is set to be sold at auction.
Scots Wha Hae in St Ninians will go under the hammer on June 5 with a guide price of £169,000.
The Main Street bar has been empty for several years.
It is described as an “excellent development opportunity for a developer or builder” by Auction House Scotland.
The ground floor unit has a bar area and kitchen.
Also included in the listing is a four-bedroom flat above, while a garden space is at the back.
The listing reads: “The property on offer comprises a spacious commercial unit on the ground level expanding to approximately 1,445 square feet /134 square meters in size, made up of a bar, seating area, kitchen, male and female toilets, large storage space and various other storage cupboards.
“Directly above, there is a four-bedroom flat comprising lounge, generously proportioned kitchen, four bedrooms and bathroom measuring at around 1,488 square feet/138 square meters in size.”
Four-bedroom flat above Stirling pub part of sale
Externally, there is substantial garden space to the rear of the property.
The listing adds: “The property has been unoccupied for a period of time, meaning a full renovation is required, offering an excellent development opportunity for a developer or builder to take on a new project.”
Permission was sought in 2021 to build a block of four flats to the rear of the property.
However, the application was refused by Stirling Council.
The former pub is beside St Ninian’s Post Office, Jac’s Snacks, Sip N Go and Dave’s Barbershop.
It is also opposite Lidl.
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