The last few years have not been easy for the hospitality industry - with the cost of living crisis and soaring energy bills coming shortly after pubs, restaurants and hotels had to close due to the global pandemic.
It's led to a string of closures, as publicans and landlords are no longer able to turn a profit.
Yet the thought of owning - or at least running - your own pub is still a positive prospect for many people.
If you are thinking about taking the plunge, here are 10 currently on the market in Scotland - from local boozers to swish country inns.
9. The Gartocher
Located on Shettleston Road, in Glasgow's East End, the Gartocher is a traditional local boozer with a public bar, lounge bar and function room. There's also a small kitchen if you want to ofer pub grub. £10,000 will get you the leasehold, fixtures and fittings, after which you'll be paying annual rental of £29,100 + VAT. | Google Maps
10. Ye Olde Forte Bar
Occupying a prime spot on the waterfront in Ayr's South Harbour Road, Ye Olde Forte Bar (or The Fort Bar, depending on your tastes) is being auctioned on December 6 with a guide price of £60,000. | Google Maps