A former busy pub in Ayr is heading to auction later today.
The Wee Man's public house on Green Street is heading under the hammer with bids starting at £65,000.
The property has been vacant for a number of years, and occupies a substantial footprint on the prime corner trading spot.
It is around 900 square feet in size, and is suitable for a range of uses including possible residential conversion.
The pub comprises a main door entry, bar area, male and female customer toilets, a store room to the rear and fire exit.
The building is being marketed by Future Property Auctions, with a deadline of 3pm on Thursday, February 15.
They said: "The property would be an ideal HQ building or as a business centre with potential for alternative uses such as residential, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
"Offering vast potential to the investor with both rental potential and re-development for a variety of alternative uses.
"Public transport is available nearby with bus and rail links giving access through the town and surrounding areas.
"Features include CCTV system, alarm, mains electrics (own supply) and double glazed window units."
For more information on the auction, go to https://www.futurepropertyauctions.co.uk/property_details.asp?id=12418959#!/.
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