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Fitzroy Avenue, BELFAST, BT7 1HT

See Image The building seen in the previous photo is now being renovated (behind the mesh) and extended. Image (September 2013) shows the building after renovation and conversion to apartments.

Housing association apartments under construction at the corner of Dudley Street (right). The following planning permission (16 March 2016) applies “LA04/2015/1227/F Retention and restoration of façade and demolition of the building to the rear and erection of 15 apartments with access arrangements, parking, landscaping and associated site works 49-57 Fitzroy Avenue Belfast BT7 1HX”. This was previously a vacant site. The retained façades are on the left.

Forlorn, fenced and derelict property at the corner of Magdala Street (left) and the Sandhurst Road. It might once have been Granville House, the home of one John Craig a maker of packing cases. If anyone has a definitive answer I’d be pleased to know. Image shows the building under renovation and Image (September 2013) shows it after renovation and conversion to apartments..

A terrace of three former houses on the southern side of University Street. Currently offered on various permutations of “to let” and “to let/may sell”. This photograph appears as a matter of geographical and historical record only. I have no connection with any of the parties involved in the letting/sale. Continue to Image

See Image (September 2013). Still advertised for sale as a residential conversion opportunity. The agents’ website includes the following “The premises comprises of 3no. three-storey terrace office buildings fronting onto University Street between its junction with Sandhurst Road and Dudley Street. The premises benefit from being easily accessible to Belfast City Centre via the Ormeau Road or Botanic Avenue. The offices are finished to include carpeted floors, smooth plastered and painted walls and ceilings with strip fluorescent lighting. Potential for conversion to residential, subject to Planning, however income producing in the short term.” I have no connection with the premises or sale.

This links Fitzroy Avenue and University Street. The street junction on the left is that of Magdala Street.

A mid-terrace house, possibly built in the 1870’s, currently vacant and offered for sale. The agent’s brochure describes it as a “Substantial period townhouse with rear garden offering excellent development potential (subject to planning) Six bedrooms : two reception rooms Large rear garden . . . . This property would ideally lend itself to some form of residential re-developement [sic], subject to planning”. This photograph appears as a matter of geographical and historical record only. I have no connection with any of the parties involved in the sale.

See Image (June 2009) and Image (September 2009). For the record – the building after renovation and conversion to (rented) apartments.