Refurbishment /Redevelopment Opportunity, Victoria Hall, 12 May Street,

Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland and as such provides a wide range of facilities and amenities and is served by strong roads rail, air and sea infrastructure. Victoria Hall is situated c. 100m east of the City Hall within the recognised commercial core close to retail, office and religious

Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland and as such provides a wide range of facilities and amenities and is served by strong roads rail, air and sea infrastructure.

Victoria Hall is situated c. 100m east of the City Hall within the recognised commercial core close to retail, office and religious buildings.

The building is located at the junction of May Street and Upper Arthur Street on a prominent corner site. The building is just c. 100 metres from an NCP multistorey car park on Montgomery Street along with a number of nearby surface car parks within walking distance.

Well known occupiers in the area include Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank, Northern Ireland Housing Executive, Ten Square Hotel, Victoria Square Shopping Centre and a number of public bodies including Belfast City Council.

Victoria Hall occupies a strong position and is shown for identification purposes outlined in red in the photograph below.

Victoria Hall occupies a plot of 0.11 acres (0.045 Ha) and comprises a vacant, modern, office building arranged over ground and 5 upper floors. We are advised the building has a floor area of c. 22,283 sq ft (NIA) served by 2 passenger lifts.

The external facades are a mix of red brickwork and render, arched windows at ground floor and upper floors under a mansard roof.

We understand the building was constructed circa 1991.

The building has natural light on three elevations and the core is ideally centrally located.

Internally the building provides a mix of open plan and celluarised space installed by the previous occupier to include an extensive range of private offices, meeting rooms and ancillary accommodation.

Whilst refurbishment for single/multi office occupancy is one option, we consider that there may be scope to consider alternative uses, such as residential by way of refurbishment/ redevelopment, subject to planning.