A FORMER tearoom in Rosneath is set to go under the hammer at an online auction.
The building which was formerly home to the Clachan Tearoom in Rosneath is one of the lots in an online auction on Friday, January 29.
Future Property Auctions, which has set an opening bid of £10,000, describes it as an “atttractively presented commercial unit”, situated “within a traditional terraced row of workers’ cottages”.
The property also has “change of use” permission for conversion to residential use, the auctioneers say.
The online catalogue description adds: “Seasonal trade is likely during the summer months, with a potential retail income for those looking to use the space as a cafe.
The area currently comes as unfurnished, but has a public area with space for tables, a takeaway servery counter, a small kitchen area and a customer toilet.
"There is also an outdoors space for two picnic tables.
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"The space is located on the Rosneath peninsula, with beautiful views from the harbour all round to the Clyde estuary, Loch Long and the Gare Loch.
"There are ideal travel links with Glasgow only an hour away by car, and at nearby Helensburgh both bus and train links to Dumbarton and Glasgow can be found.
"Supermarkets and cafes are close by, and there is plenty of access to outdoor pursuits such as golf, cycling, hillwalking, hiking, windsurfing and fishing."
The same auction catalogue includes a former Scottish Water tank and surrounding land at The Clachan in Rosneath.
That property has an opening bid of £21,000 in the online auction catalogue.
For more information, see https://www.futurepropertyauctions.co.uk/catalogue_search.asp?search=Rosneath#!/
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