The sale price of Inverness' oldest church has been cut by £50,500 in an effort to find a buyer.
Old High Church on the city's riverside was built using parts of a medieval kirk that had stood on the site.
The Church of Scotland, which owns the kirk, put it on the market in 2022 for offers over £150,000 but it has now dropped the price to £99,500.
A spokesperson said the vacant property continued to be a financial burden on the local congregation due to rates, insurance and maintenance costs.
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