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Enid Parade, BELFAST, BT5 6EL

The snow-covered Enid Drive, from Holland Drive, looking towards Enid Parade Image Image shows a summer view without the snow.

The view along Enid Drive, from Holland Drive, towards Enid Parade. Similar to this one Image but without the snow. The street seems to have been built after WW1. Continue to Image

A street, dating from the early 20th century, off Hewitt Parade Image at Ballyhackamore.

The message “Ye must be born again” on Sandown Free Presbyterian church Image The full quotation is “Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again”.

See Image The cast street sign, with painted postal-district number, at the Holland Drive end.

Vacant end-of-terrace house at the corner of the Sandown Road and Sinclair Street Image (right) for sale as a site for offices. Described as “At present the property benefits from full planning permission for a two storey office building which would be suitable to a variety of occupations.” This photograph appears as a matter of record only. I have no connection with any of the parties involved in the sale. Continue to Image (September 2013).

See Image (September 2011). This vacant house, at the corner of Sinclair Street, remains “for sale”. This photograph appears as a matter of record only. I have no connection with any of the parties involved in the sale. Much of the covering of ivy has been removed. Continue to Image (November 2013).

See Image (September 2013). There has been quite a bit of activity about this property over the last few days. Time will tell whether it’s restoration as a house or construction of the office building for which there is planning permission. Continue to Image

A large end-of terrace house, at the corner of Sinclair Street, converted for retail use. Now vacant and described by the agents as “The property comprises a three storey building of c. 1,754 sq ft.” This photograph appears as a matter of record only. I have no connection with any of the parties involved in the sale.

See Image the ground floor is now occupied by a hairdresser. The upper floors are now advertised as apartments. The agents’ website states “Fully modernized and renovated 1 X Bedroom apartments in the heart of Ballyhacamore [sic]. Completely new throughout, with the latest insulation, gas heating, new kitchen and double glazing. These beautifully finished units provide an excellent opportunity to secure a compact city living apartment, with everything on your door step. Both apartments will appeal to the canny investor looking for a good rental yield with low overhead costs (currently producing circa £ 7K per annum each 8% gross) or the first time buyer seeking that affordable first step on the buoyant Ballyhacamore [sic] property market”. I have no connection with the property or the agents and cannot enter into correspondence.