The price of a well-established Barrhead pub has been dramatically slashed as it remains up for sale months after hitting the market.
It is believed the hunt for a buyer for the family-owned Arthurlie Inns began before last summer with a guide price of £440,000, but this has since been reduced to £350,000.
The recently refurbished property, which is in “excellent condition” and still open for business, is prominently positioned at the west end of Main Street and overlooks Allan's Corner roundabout.
Marketed by DM Hall, the property up for sale includes a lockup town centre public house, three-bedroom owner’s accommodation and a basement cellar.
The ground floor public bar and basement lounge bar areas are fully equipped with a fitted bar, servery counter and ample seating.
The owner’s accommodation, meanwhile, is situated at first floor level and is accessed by a separate doorway via an internal stair to the side of the property.
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