A pub and restaurant described as a local institution have been brought to market for sale.
Graham + Sibbald is marketing The Vaults Public House and Restaurant, which it said is a "charming operation".
The agent said The Vaults is "an institution in Girvan serving drouthy residents and tourists all year round".
The agent also said: "This pub is a true gem offering a charming turnkey operation, benefiting from a healthy balance of tourist trade mixed with local clientele.
"The premises is well-known establishment in Girvan and beyond, offering an excellent range of drinks and warm hearty pub grub."
Doreen John, the current owner of the Ayrshire business, said: “I have owned The Vaults for the last 30 years and now find it time to put my feet up and retire. I came to Girvan as a young woman 30 years ago and have seen many changes within the trade.
“One significant change was developing a restaurant within the lounge area some 10 years ago which has proved very successful. The Vaults has a darts team, two domino teams, weekly poker and a pool table.
“I truly believe that The Vaults is a great business opportunity.”
New train service between London and Glasgow proposed
A new train service between London and Glasgow could be launched next year.
Transport company FirstGroup announced its plan for some London-Edinburgh services run by its Lumo brand to be extended to and from Glasgow. Direct trains between London and Glasgow are currently operated by Avanti West Coast.
Herald Poll: Should Glasgow extend parking restrictions to 10pm?
More than 6,000 people have signed a petition calling for Scotland's largest local authority to scrap plans to extend parking restrictions across the city until 10pm.
Glasgow City Council's proposals were revealed in the budget papers following a deal between the SNP and Greens. Under the plans, all of the city's 24 controlled parking areas would be restricted from 8am to 10pm, seven days a week.
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