17 Shore Street, MacDuff, AB44 1UB

**FOR SALE BY LIVE STREAMED ONLINE AUCTION 4TH DECEMBER 2025**

The Former Macduff Town Hall was built in 1884 and has been Category B listed by Historic Environment Scotland. The building is detached and occupies most of the site, which slopes upwards from Shore Street to the rear of the property on Church Street.

The front elevation on Shore Street has 3 storeys, and the rear elevation on Church Street is single storey. Its front elevation is of whinstone construction with ashlar dressings, while the side and rear elevations are granite rubble construction.

Internally, the subjects provide open plan space on each floor. Flooring throughout is generally timber with a mixture of floor coverings and walls are generally plastered and painted. Lighting is by way of a mixture of pendant and fluorescent lights and heating is via wall mounted gas fired hot water radiators and electric panel radiators.

Guide Price £60,000

Location

The subjects can be found within the town of Macduff which is located on the north coast of Aberdeenshire approximately 40 miles north of Aberdeen. Macduff has a population of approximately 3,800 and is separated from the neighbouring town of Banff by the river Deveron.

The subjects themselves can be found on Shore Street, directly facing Macduff West Harbour and in between its junctions with Institution Street and Hutcheon Street. It is bounded on the north by Shore Street, on the west by the site of the former Highland Haven hotel, on the south by Church Street, and on the east by residential properties.