This historic former church in Dingwall, Scotland, has been fully restored and is now ready for its next chapter. Originally built in 1854 and rebuilt in 1873 after a fire, the Gothic-style building was designed by architect Alexander Ross and has been a prominent feature on Castle Street ever since. The current owner has invested around £40,000 in extensive refurbishment works, including replacing rotten flooring, repairing missing slates, and installing new stone corbels to retain the coping. The property's rich history and architectural flair are still evident today, making it a unique and fascinating opportunity for the next owner.