Nos 14-16 Upper Crescent, Belfast (February 2017)
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Nos 14-16 Upper Crescent, Belfast (February 2017)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 4 Feb 2017
These grand but neglected buildings now have an “all enquiries” sign. The agents describe them as “The subject property consists of three attracive [sic] substantial interlinked tow [sic] terraces constructed c. 1850. No. 14 and 15 are listed with B1 status and No. 16 is listed as B+ The buildings are avaiable [sic] either as a single-let headquarters or is [sic] capable of being sub-divided to suit the requirements of multiple occupiers. The orginal [sic] features will be retained with the building being converted to commercial uses such as boutique hotek [sic], health clinic, high specification offices, or alternatively residential apartments or town terraces (subject to planning).”
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Image Location
Latitude
54.587053
Longitude
-5.933843