Written by Ruban Selvanayagam
Ruban Selvanayagam
Ruban Selvanayagam is a professional cash homebuyer, private rented sector landlord, auction specialist, blogger and media commentator.
Edited by James Durr
James Durr
James Durr is a passionate property entrepreneur with a strong foundation and background in business.
Explore a superb property investment opportunity in Scotland with our carefully selected range of residential and commercial properties, all going under the hammer in June 2025.
The subjects comprise a two-storey, end-terraced former dwellinghouse of sandstone construction with a pointed or roughcast finish surmounted by a pitched and slated roof. The property offers the potential for reinstatement as a single dwelling or possible redevelopment into multiple flats, subject to the necessary consent.
Access to the interior is currently unavailable so that no comment can be made on the internal accommodation. The site extends only to the footprint of the building. It is understood the Title includes two former outdoor lavatories, although these appear to have been incorporated into an extension of the adjoining property.
SDL Property Auctions Shepherd Commercial will bring the lot to auction on the 19th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £25,000.
Situated in the heart of Fraserburgh, this spacious four-bedroom maisonette offers a superb combination of comfort, practicality, and central location. Arranged over two floors, the property provides generous living space ideal for families or professionals. The bright and airy rooms create a welcoming atmosphere, while the layout ensures everyday functionality.
Just moments from local amenities—including shops, cafes, schools, and public transport—everything you need is close at hand. Whether relaxing at home or exploring the vibrant town centre, this well-positioned maisonette is perfect for modern living in one of Fraserburgh’s most convenient and desirable locations.
The lot will be taken to auction by Town & Country Property Auctions on the 25th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £29,000.
Going under the hammer is this excellent opportunity to acquire a one-bedroom flat on Kilmany Drive, Glasgow. The property is being sold without possession, and no access or viewings will be available. It is understood that the accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.
Based on the current Local Housing Allowance rate, and if acquired at the guide price, the property could deliver an impressive potential yield of approximately 23%. This lot presents a desirable proposition for investors seeking strong rental returns, subject to due diligence and verifying all relevant details.
The lot will be taken to auction by Auction House Scotland on the 26th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £35,000.
It is an incredible opportunity to acquire a property at 2 Harvey’s Lane, Burnside Street, Campbeltown, Argyll. The accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, an open-plan lounge and kitchen, an inner hallway, three bedrooms, and a bathroom.
Ideally suited to an investor seeking a new project or a first-time buyer looking to step onto the property ladder, this home offers excellent potential. The property also benefits from a wide range of local amenities, including a nearby primary school, convenient public transport links, and easy access to shops and services, making it a highly desirable and well-connected location.
The lot will be taken to auction by Town & Country Property Auctions on the 25th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £20,000.
Going under the hammer is this excellent opportunity to acquire a well-positioned one-bedroom ground-floor flat on Menzies Road, Aberdeen. The accommodation includes an entrance hallway leading to a generously sized bedroom, a comfortable lounge, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
While the property would benefit from a refurbishment programme, it holds significant potential as a rental investment. Once upgraded, it is expected to attract a high annual rental income in line with the local housing allowance. Ideally situated for access to local amenities and transport links, this flat presents a superb prospect for investors and first-time buyers.
This commercial property occupies the ground floor of a traditional three-storey building on Longrow in Campbeltown, running parallel to Kinloch Road (A83) and located approximately a quarter of a mile from the waterfront and harbour. Campbeltown offers a good range of shops, bars, restaurants, and recreational facilities, including Kinloch Park and Jock’s Adventure Playground.
The town also benefits from a hospital with a helipad and a ferry terminal providing crossings to Ardrossan. The premises require some improvement but may offer potential for alternative uses, subject to obtaining all necessary consents. Accommodation includes a reception area, leading shop, inner office, hallway, and W.C.
The lot will be taken to auction by Clive Emson Auctions Scotland on the 12th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £14,000-16,000.
We are delighted to offer for sale a ground-floor, mid-terrace retail unit at 24 Galloway Street, Dumfries, DG2 7TL. Positioned on a well-trafficked main road in a secondary retail area, the property enjoys excellent visibility and accessibility. It forms part of a two-storey, traditionally constructed mixed-use building with a pitched roof.
Internally, the unit features an open-plan sales area with a partitioned W.C. to the rear and benefits from ceiling-mounted fluorescent strips and halogen lighting. Previously used as a barbershop, it is well-suited for similar use, retail, or office purposes. Strong rental potential enhances its investment appeal.
In Glasgow’s vibrant city centre, 5 St. Vincent Place presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prominent commercial property in one of the city’s most prestigious business and retail areas. This iconic sandstone building offers an attractive third-floor office suite with a flexible, open-plan layout, partitioned storage, and communal WCs.
With excellent transport links—just moments from Queen Street and Central Stations—it benefits from 24/7 access via lift and stairs. Major retailers and amenities surround the property and boast prime visibility and branding potential, making it ideal for owner-occupiers, investors, or developers seeking long-term growth.
The lot will be brought to auction by Online Property Auctions Scotland on the 18th of June 2025 with a Guide Price of £22,000.
The Former Macduff Town Hall, built in 1884, is a detached, Category B listed building recognised by Historic Environment Scotland. It occupies a sloping site between Shore Street and Church Street, with a three-storey front elevation facing Shore Street and a single-storey rear elevation onto Church Street.
The front is whinstone with ashlar dressings, while the sides and rear are granite rubble. Internally, the building offers open-plan space across each floor, with timber flooring, various floor coverings, and plastered painted walls. Lighting comprises pendant and fluorescent fittings, and gas-fired radiators and electric panel heaters provide heating.
This entire mid-terraced building is arranged over the ground and first floors and is of traditional stone and brick construction, topped with a pitched, slated roof. The exterior features a painted render finish and an appealing sandstone sales frontage with large, double-glazed display windows.
The ground floor is fully open-plan, while the first floor comprises two offices and a toilet facility. Access is via a fixed timber staircase, with an additional fire exit to Greyfriars’ Street. The floors are of timber and concrete construction, finished in vinyl, tile, and carpet. Interior walls are timber-clad or papered, with acoustic ceilings. Windows include double-glazed uPVC and single-glazed timber sashes.
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