Period townhouse

Located in the University area of the City this mid terrace period townhouse is an elegant and beautiful home with great character combined with a modern style. It has a large drawing room with grand fireplace, sitting room, dining room with fireplace, study and large kitchen opening into walled garden. The bedrooms are on three further floors all large double rooms, one with ensuite bathroom and dressing room and there is a family bathroom and additional toilet and washbasin as well as a laundry on the second floor. There is off street parking at the front of the house, enclosed by electric gates. A very charming residence within walking distance of the top restaurants, galleries, museums, and city centre.

About the location

This House is in Belfast’s University quarter beside the famous botanic gardens alongside the lagan river set in a tree lined avenue among other period properties near to all amenities.Belfast is a distinctly Victorian City and the University quarter has many beautiful historic buildings : it is a centre for the arts, higher education and business, and a legal centre. The city suffered greatly during the period of conflict, referred to as the Troubles, but since then has undergone sustained economic growth and large-scale redevelopment of the city centre. Developments include Victoria Square, the Cathedral Quarter with the MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre), Belfast's brand new arts venue, the Odyssey complex, the Waterfront Hall, the Obel Tower, and the Titanic Quarter which houses the Titanic Belfast signature building. Titanic Belfast is the world's largest visitor experience. Housed in an iconic, 6-floor building, this state-of-the-art visitor experience tells the story of the Titanic, from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction and launch, to her famous maiden voyage and tragic end.

Travelling to Wellington Park : The House is located about one mile from Belfast city centre and is easily accessible by bus, train or on foot (20 minute walk). Belfast also has two airports and there are sea crossings from both England and Scotland.
By Air : George Best City Airport is three miles from the city centre. A regular Airbus service operates into the city centre. The Airport Express 600 operates every 40 minutes on Sundays (every 20 minutes on weekdays) from outside the George Best Belfast City Airport to the Great Victoria Bus Centre, in the heart of the city. The service, Airport Express 600, operates between 0700 and 2203 on Sunday, and costs £2.00 single and £3.00 return.
Dublin Airport is approximately 160 kilometres (100 miles) from Belfast. A regular bus service to Belfast operates 24 hours a day directly from Dublin Airport. An up-to-date bus timetable is available from the Northern Ireland Railways website and travel time is 1 hr 40 minutes.
By Sea : Belfast is easily accessed by sea crossing from Scotland and England by high-speed catamaran or by traditional ferry.
By Rail :The main rail stations in the city centre are Great Victoria Street and Central Station. Cross-border ‘Enterprise’ services depart from and arrive at Central Station. The closest station to the House is Botanic which is a 5 minute walk. The Irish Rail service takes just over 2 hours to commute between Dublin Connolly Station and Belfast Central Station. This service operates a number of times a day.
By Bus : Ulsterbus services operate throughout Northern Ireland. Services arrive and depart at the Europa Buscentre and Laganside Buscentre. Travelling time from Dublin to Belfast is approximately 2 hours by bus.

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