An empty Cumnock bank building has officially been marketed for sale once again, after a previous sale fell through.

Previously serving as the town's Royal Bank of Scotland building, the branch was initially put up for sale by East Ayrshire Council last May.

The local authority, which owns the building, decided to put the building on the market to guard against any further expenditure on the property.

Money was ploughed into the building to fix the deteriorating roof, with council bosses hoping that building would have been occupied, had it not been for issues brought on by the pandemic.

With the building said to be under offer, EAC confirmed earlier this year that an offer on the former bank had fallen through and it would be placed back on the market.

READ MORE: Offer for former Cumnock bank building falls through

The property has again been listed with a valuation in excess of £75,000.

The bank was once one of four branches in the town, with only the Bank of Scotland on Townhead Street currently remaining - and that is due to shut later this year.

READ MORE: Bank of Scotland explains why it is closing Cumnock branch

A listing description for the Glaisnock Street property says: "The property comprises an attractive B listed two-storey sandstone building under a pitched slate roof with a flat roofed single storey extension to the rear which has recently been re-roofed.

"Internally, the ground floor accommodation comprises a large open plan area, with a number of separate rooms, as well as toilets.

"The first and attic floors, which are accessed from a separate entrance at the side of the building, provide a number of large offices as well as toilets and tea prep area.

"Externally, there is a small garden area to the rear which is accessed via a gated path to the side of the property.

"There is ample unrestricted parking available within the vicinity.

"The building is being ‘sold as seen’ with no warranties or guarantees give in relation to any fixtures and fittings, services, heating systems etc".

For further information or to view the property, contact Estatesmanagement2@east-ayrshire.gov.uk.