Falkirk's historic Kilns House is set to be sold for £250,000 and turned into a private residence - if councillors agree.
A report going to Falkirk Council's executive next week says that a range of offers were received for the B-listed mansion which has lain empty for several years.
The prospective buyer, Thomas McMillan, has said he intends to returns the property to a single residence.
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Mr McMillan did not make the highest offer, which was £315,000 - but that was subject to building two additional four-bedroom houses within the grounds.
The B-listed property, which sits between Dollar Park and the now closed Falkirk Town Hall, is in a conservation area and there will be strict controls on any development.
The sale price could be adjusted if any proven abnormal costs are discovered, although this is not anticipated.
A consultation last summer found that a majority of people agreed it should be sold in a bid to bring the building back to life.
As it belongs to Falkirk's Common Good Fund account, proceeds from any sale will go to the fund.
The small path that runs from Kilns Road to Falkirk Town Hall is not part of the sale and will be retained.
The report states that retaining trees and biodiversity is likely be subject to discussion through planning and retaining the existing flora and fauna on the site will be encouraged.
Members of Falkirk Council's executive will make the final decision on Tuesday, Aprill 11, at a meeting to be held in Grangemouth Community Education Unit, which will be livestreamed.
