Guess where this is from? That's right, BBC News Website.
The property market in Scotland has reached a new high with a public toilet being sold for almost £200,000.
The toilet block in historic St Andrews has sold at auction for about four times the guide price.
The stone block, in the Fife town's City Road, has been
sold to a mystery developer from the west of Scotland who plans to
convert it into a house.
Fife Council put the block on the market, along with other properties, after closing it to the public.
Golfing mecca St Andrews already boasts the most expensive street in Scotland - overlooking the Old Course.
An unexpected bidding war broke out when the toilet
block went under the hammer at a property sale in the Quality Central
Hotel in Glasgow.
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