A former Scottish seaside amusement arcade is to go under the hammer with a guide price of £95,000-plus, with potential for demolition and redevelopment flagged.

Auction House Scotland, which will be conducting the sale of the Portpatrick property, flagged potential business and residential uses.

It said: “The commercial premises enjoys prime location adjacent to Portpatrick beach, with stunning views over the harbour, and could be well suited for a variety of uses, whether for a business or for redevelopment into residential property.”

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Auction House Scotland added: “The property has had historic council approvals for demolition of the existing building, and for the development into two commercial units and two residential, which might appeal to a local builder or developer looking for their next project.”

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The Portpatrick property will come up for sale at Auction House Scotland’s next in-room auction on September 13 at the Radisson RED hotel in Glasgow, with online bidding also available.

Auction House Scotland said: “Situated on South Crescent, the premises benefits from ample parking in the car park opposite and is just a few minutes’ walk from the village’s Main Street.”

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Mandi Cooper, managing director of Auction House Scotland, said: “The quaint village of Portpartrick on Scotland’s scenic southwest coast is a popular tourist spot, so this commercial premises offers lots of potential for a business owner looking to set up shop.

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"Equally, it could be developed into a wonderful home by the sea with fantastic views overlooking the harbour, with the local pubs, restaurants and amenities just a stone’s throw away.”