Auction properties for sale in Scotland

This freehold property is situated in a prime location with breathtaking views over the Firth of Clyde, presenting a rare chance to transform it into a bespoke family residence, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The substantial detached building offers remarkable versatility; it could serve not only as a family home but also as a hotel, bar, or restaurant. Currently, it features five lettable rooms of high quality, generating room rates between £100 and £120 per night. The top floor remains in shell condition and presents an opportunity to expand by creating up to five additional lettable rooms. Investors may find potential for a lucrative business model with up to ten letting rooms and two self-contained apartments alongside spacious owner's accommodation that includes a lounge, kitchen, bathroom, and three bedrooms. The premises already holds an alcohol license and boasts substantial commercial facilities including a diner and restaurant area capable of seating around 30 guests, a large commercial kitchen, storage space, and bar facilities. Located just outside Rothesay in Port Bannatyne on the scenic island of Bute - only five minutes from the ferry terminal - this property is conveniently close to shops and amenities. With its significant renovation potential aimed at creating the premier waterfront family home or business venture in this desirable area, the possibilities are vast.

Presenting an opportunity to acquire eight serviced plots of land situated in a tranquil semi-rural cul-de-sac near Peesweep Brae, Lugar. This site boasts previously lapsed planning permission for a luxurious four-bedroom bungalow, complete with an integrated garage. Ideal for developers or investors, the property allows for the construction of a spacious family home. Its location offers the perfect mix of countryside living while being conveniently close to essential amenities. The nearby village of Logan features local shops and educational facilities, while Cumnock town centre is just a mile away, providing a wider range of services and recreational options. Transport links are robust, with Auchinleck railway station nearby facilitating travel to Glasgow and Carlisle. This prime development site is now available for bidding in our timed online auction on 16 July 2026.

This property presents a unique development opportunity at North Muirdykes Farm in the picturesque semi-rural setting of Howwood, Renfrewshire. Spanning approximately 1 acre, this traditional stone-built farm steading is primed for transformation under the existing outline planning permission. Potential buyers can develop either one expansive luxury home or three 1.5 storey linked villas, making this an ideal venture for developers and investors alike. The site boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the Renfrewshire countryside while providing convenient access to Glasgow and Central Scotland via excellent transport links. The nearby village of Howwood offers a selection of local amenities, including shops, cafés, and the renowned Bowfield Hotel & Country Club. Coupled with abundant outdoor activities such as walking and cycling routes, this location strikes a perfect balance between rural charm and modern conveniences. Although the current accommodation includes essential living spaces, the real appeal lies in the redevelopment potential that awaits owners willing to envision its future.

This substantial commercial property, previously operating as a nightclub, spans approximately 329.2 sq m (3,543 sq ft) and is located in the vibrant town centre of Airdrie. The premises offer vacant possession and present a significant investment opportunity for those looking to enter the leisure or hospitality market or explore alternative commercial uses, all contingent upon necessary planning consents. Historically linked to Pulse Nightclub and Vibe Nightclub, this venue could be reimagined for continued use as a nightclub, bar, events venue, or even converted into a private members’ club or other leisure facility. Its central location benefits from high visibility and accessibility to local retail and transport options. Potential buyers are encouraged to verify planning and licensing requirements with North Lanarkshire Council prior to placing bids at auction.

Offered at auction, this Category C listed Georgian property in Dumfries is a former NHS treatment facility that has been stripped out and partially framed for conversion. The proposed three-level layout includes five bedrooms, two lounges, a study, kitchen and two bathrooms. The listing states that change of use back to residential has been approved, while any alterations will require Listed Building Consent. Previous planning permission is also noted, but the scope and status of approvals should be checked with the relevant authorities. The property has a rear garden and is described as being within walking distance of Dumfries town centre, close to Dockhead Park and the River Nith. The listing identifies possible residential, short-term rental or bed-and-breakfast uses. It is being sold through a timed online auction, with the auction details and legal documentation to be reviewed before bidding.

Offered at auction, this two-bedroom semi-detached house is in a residential area on the outskirts of Dornoch. The accommodation is described as approximately 102m² and includes an entrance hall, living room, kitchen, conservatory and ground-floor WC, with two bedrooms and a family bathroom upstairs. Gardens extend to the front, side and rear. The property is stated to require upgrading and modernisation throughout, with scope to improve and reconfigure the accommodation. The listing identifies possible use as a home, holiday property or investment, subject to the buyer’s plans and any necessary checks. Dornoch’s local amenities, coastline and golf course are noted in the listing, along with access to schools and transport links. The sale is by auction, with the listing specifying a 10% non-refundable deposit and completion within the contract period, normally 14 or 28 days. It states that the sale is under an unconditional contract and suitable for cash buyers. Prospective bidders are advised to register in advance and review the legal pack with their solicitor.

Offered at auction, this vacant detached building in Falkirk is described as requiring full renovation. The listing outlines a possible arrangement, subject to planning, of two ground-floor flats, a three-bedroom flat on the first floor, and two further flats on the second floor, including a duplex. The proposed configuration and any change of use or subdivision would need to be checked with the relevant authorities. The seller suggests potential rental income of £650 per month once the property has been improved and let. No supporting sales evidence or floor area is provided in the listing. The property is open to immediate offers and is also due to feature in a timed online auction, with a bidding account required to participate. Falkirk is described as having local shops, services, schools, parks and leisure facilities, with road and rail connections towards Edinburgh and Glasgow. The building is vacant, and its condition and proposed multi-flat layout make this a substantial refurbishment and feasibility project.

Offered at auction, this vacant ground-floor one-bedroom flat in Saltcoats measures approximately 40 sq m and is part-way through renovation. The former dividing wall has been removed to form an open-plan kitchen and living area. The seller states that the property has been rewired, the entrance door and lock replaced, bathroom plumbing updated, and a new toilet and basin fitted. Walls have been prepared and primed, and a new subfloor is being installed ready for LVT flooring. Electrical fittings for the planned kitchen layout are also provided, but the kitchen itself is not included and will need to be fitted by the purchaser. The flat has one bedroom and a shared communal garden to the rear, which the listing says would benefit from attention. The deeds also refer to a communal toilet serving the ground-floor flats, although it is no longer in place; the area beneath the stairs is currently used for storage. Any changes to shared areas would require agreement and any necessary consents. Saltcoats has a beach, promenade, local amenities and a railway station with services to Glasgow. The listing describes the property as close to the town centre and coastal attractions, and quotes potential rent of up to £450 per month. That figure is the agent's estimate and should be independently checked. Council Tax band A.

Offered at auction, this detached four-bedroom house in Kirkhill has approximately 142 sq.m. of accommodation. The layout includes an entrance hall, four bedrooms, an en-suite shower room to the principal bedroom, a family bathroom and a separate WC. The first-floor lounge, dining area and kitchen form an open-plan space. Outside, the property has private garden grounds, a driveway, a detached garage, a timber outbuilding and a balcony. The listing describes significant refurbishment requirements, including work to the interior, services, rainwater goods, windows, external areas and fittings. Buyers should review the Home Report and legal pack and make their own enquiries. The property is sold under an unconditional auction contract, with a 10% non-refundable deposit and completion normally required within 14 or 28 days. The listing states that it is suitable for cash buyers only.

Offered at auction, this vacant former doctors’ surgery is a substantial two-storey commercial property in Stirling, held freehold. The listing states that planning consent was granted in March 2026 for conversion to a townhouse, under references 25/00501/FUL and 25/00502/LBC. The consent and any conditions should be checked against the relevant records before purchase. The seller describes potential residential letting income of £1,950 to £2,250 per month, subject to tenancy and due diligence. Short-stay use is also suggested in the listing, but would depend on the necessary consents. Nearby sale examples are cited by the agent; these are not a valuation of the property or its completed conversion. The property is being marketed through a timed online auction, with bidders required to create an account. Buyers should review the auction terms, legal information, planning documents and the scope of works before bidding. The listing also refers to an immediate-offer facility.

Offered at online auction, this former telephone exchange is a small brick building of approximately 555 sq ft, with stated dimensions of 2.4m by 4.5m. It occupies a prominent rural position beside the A850 near Edinbane, between Dunvegan and Portree on the Isle of Skye. The listing describes the building as requiring renovation and identifies possible alternative uses, including residential accommodation, holiday accommodation, workspace or community use, subject to planning and any required statutory approvals. The site is set in a rural landscape, with local amenities described in Edinbane and wider services available in Portree. Buyers should review the legal pack and auction conditions, including the buyer's premium and any additional fees. Any proposed change of use or redevelopment would require the relevant consents to be verified.

Offered at auction on 8 October 2026, this part-completed detached house is arranged over three levels and is described as providing around 170 sqm (1,830 sq ft) of flexible accommodation. The proposed layout includes four bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining room, a separate living room, a lower-ground-floor family room, a utility room and a workshop. The principal bedroom is planned with an en-suite shower room, and the ground floor includes a garage and porch. The listing states that flooring has been laid and that full planning permission has been granted, but building warrants will need to be renewed. Buyers should confirm the current state of the works and the permissions and warrants before proceeding. The property is in Saline, with local shops and amenities nearby and road connections towards Dunfermline and the wider Central Belt.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom chalet-style home in North Uist has a spacious ground-floor lounge, a kitchen/breakfast room and a bedroom on the lower level, with two further bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. Storage includes a walk-in cupboard, an under-stairs cupboard, loft space and an integral external coal store. The property requires modernisation and refurbishment. Its existing accommodation provides scope for a buyer to update the interior, subject to inspection and assessment of the work required. The garden includes a substantial steel-clad workshop, which may suit storage, hobbies or practical use, subject to any necessary consents. North Uist is known for its beaches, machair, lochs, wildlife and archaeological sites. Lochmaddy, the island's principal ferry port, provides local amenities, and causeways connect to the other Uist islands and Benbecula.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom semi-detached cottage is set in a rural location in the Banffshire countryside. The accommodation is described as comprising a living room, a dining room or study, a kitchen, a family bathroom and three double bedrooms. The property is in need of refurbishment, offering scope for a buyer to update it to their requirements. Outside, the listing describes a large private rear garden, with garden space and parking at the front. Banff and Macduff provide local shops, services and leisure facilities, while the surrounding area includes the Moray Firth coast and countryside. The sale is by timed online auction, with the auction details and bidding information available from the agent.

Offered at auction, this two-bedroom end-terraced bungalow in an established Edinburgh area includes a living room, kitchen, bathroom, utility room and study or box room. The accommodation is stated to extend to approximately 78 sq m. Front and rear gardens provide outdoor space with scope for improvement. The listing describes the property as requiring comprehensive upgrading and modernisation, and notes that the survey identifies remedial works. Buyers should review the legal pack and undertake their own due diligence. The auction is scheduled for 4 November, with an unconditional contract, a 10% non-refundable deposit and completion normally required within 14 or 28 days; the listing says the sale is suitable for cash buyers only. Local amenities, transport links and Edinburgh city centre are described as reasonably accessible.

Offered at auction, this freehold former bakery comprises approximately 2,800 sq ft across two connected buildings, set behind the Main Street commercial frontage and accessed through a covered passage. The main building includes a large open-plan bakery area, toilets and storage, while the attached secondary building has been used primarily for storage. Mains water and electricity are connected, and the site includes a substantial rear area and parking. The buildings require full refurbishment and upgrading. Bakery equipment, including ovens, mixers and refrigeration, may be included by negotiation or as part of the agreed sale. The property is in St Ninians, with local amenities and transport links nearby. Auction bidding is scheduled as a timed online sale on 22 October 2026.

Offered at auction, this rural Aberdeenshire holding comprises approximately 16.6 acres, a farmhouse and a range of traditional steadings, stables and other outbuildings. The former museum and animal sanctuary site has undergone clearance and improvement work over the past three years, following a period of significant disrepair. The listing describes an architect-designed three-bedroom dwelling with plans prepared for submission to planning. The buildings and land may suit agricultural or equestrian use, or a tourism and leisure project such as holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. A stone steading conversion and further residential development are also possibilities raised by the seller, but would require planning approval. The property has a private borehole water supply, for which the pump requires replacement, and a septic tank. The listing places it near New Aberdour and the North East 250 route, with access to the B9031 described as around eight minutes away. The acreage, existing structures and proposed dwelling make this a redevelopment project rather than a completed residential home.

Offered at auction, this owner-occupied croft at Garalapin extends to approximately 14.70 hectares (36.33 acres) and includes a de-crofted site. Planning Permission in Principle was granted on 2 June 2021 for a single-storey or one-and-a-half-storey dwelling, and agricultural planning is also in place for an agricultural building. Any development remains subject to the relevant conditions and consents. The land is shown as crofting ground with road access nearby, in a rural setting a short drive from Portree. The listing identifies potential for crofting and other rural uses, subject to crofting legislation and planning requirements. Portree provides shops, schools, medical services and other amenities, while the surrounding island offers access to outdoor activities. The sale includes the croft and the identified development site. Buyers should review the planning documents, crofting status, boundaries, access and any applicable conditions as part of their due diligence.

Offered at auction, the former Holy Family Parish site in Port Glasgow comprises a church, adjoining residential block and separate community hall set within approximately 2.8 acres. The elevated site has open views towards the River Clyde and is close to local amenities and public transport, including Woodhall railway station. The church is associated with the architectural practice Gillespie, Kidd & Coia and features distinctive brickwork and a prominent tower. The adjoining block provides additional accommodation, while the detached hall includes a large main space, kitchen facilities and extensive toilet accommodation. The listing states that the residential block has eight bedrooms. The buildings and grounds may suit refurbishment, conversion or redevelopment, subject to planning permission and all other required consents. No planning permissions or building warrants for proposed works have been applied for. Any proposals may also require listed building consent and approval from Historic Environment Scotland, as applicable.

Offered at auction on 5 November 2026, this substantial sandstone property in Hawick was formerly operated as the Buccleuch Hotel. The listing describes approximately 639 square metres of accommodation over several levels, with a ground-floor entrance hall, two large fitness rooms, a kitchen and lounge area, shower room and toilets. The lower-ground floor contains a number of rooms and storerooms. On the first floor there is a large function room, ladies' toilets and two bedrooms, while the upper floor has a lounge, kitchen and three bedrooms, including one en-suite, which could serve as owners' accommodation. The property requires renovation, and the listing notes that work has started following previous planning permission for residential conversion. It also identifies potential for multiple uses. Any planning or use proposals would need to be checked with Scottish Borders Council. Auction bidding is scheduled to take place online between 9am and 3pm on 5 November 2026. Hawick has local shops, schools, medical facilities, cafes and other amenities, with road links via the A7 and A698. Galashiels, where the Borders Railway provides services to Edinburgh, is nearby. The town is around 40 miles south of Edinburgh and 18 miles southwest of Galashiels.