Land At, Hope Street And Wellwood Street, Belfast, BT12 5EE

Additional Information

• Total site area of c. 2.22 acres (0.9 ha)
• Landmark location in Belfast city centre
• Prominent frontage to Hope Street, Wellwood Street and Great Victoria Street
• Currently comprising undeveloped land
• Excellent transport connections with Belfast's Grand Central Station located a short distance to the north-west
• Good connectivity to main road network with the Westlink easily accessible to the west
• Significant nearby regeneration project at Weavers Cross and further development along Dublin Road and Great Victoria Street to the east
• Indicative concept design comprising a residential-led mixedtenure development across blocks of varying scale and density
• Positive response from Belfast City Council in relation to indicative concept design following Pre‑Application Discussion (PAD) process completed in 2024
• The Northern Ireland Housing Executive is seeking a suitable developer to acquire its land at Hope Street and invites responses from those who are interested in developing and delivering a highquality residential-led regeneration scheme at the property

The property comprises of c. 2.22 acres (0.9 ha) of undeveloped land that is irregular in shape and benefits from a broadly flat topography.
The main existing access points to the property are from Wellwood Street to the south and Great Victoria Street to the east, whilst a gated entrance is also located along the northern boundary.
A small strip of undeveloped land runs along the northern boundary of the property, which falls under the ownership of the Department for Infrastructure (DfI). It is understood that this strip of land was earmarked for the City Centre Ring Southern Section (CCRSS), which is currently being reconsidered under the Eastern Transport Plan (ETP) 2035.
The Holiday Inn Hotel (c. 9-storeys), some two-storey commercial buildings and a surface-level car park are located adjacent to the west of the property and front onto Sandy Row, whilst a range of low-rise commercial buildings are located to the east with frontage onto Great Victoria Street.
On the opposite side