Ground Floor, Rose Building, 16 Howard Street,
Belfast, BT1 6PA
Business (1,778 sq ft)
POA
Contact McKibbin Commercial
+44 28 9050 0100
Property Overview
Status
For Sale
Style
Business
Property Features
Size
165.2 sq m (1,778 sq ft)
Energy Rating
Property Financials
Price
POA
Property Engagement
Views Last 7 Days
191
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979
DESCRIPTION
Rare opportunity to purchase the only Post Office Franchise Licence held for Belfast City Centre (BT1/BT2)
An existing, well established customer base in the heart of the central business district.
Opportunity to extend opening hours (currently open Monday - Friday) to capitalise on the broad customer base.
Commercial relationship with local bus tour company with potential to expand in this area.
Excellent retail unit currently held under lease to include a sales area, post office counter, office, kitchen and WC.
Fitout includes tiled flooring, plastered and painted walls, suspended ceilings with LED lighting and Air Conditioning Heating / Cooling.
Solid revenue stream, low marketing costs and established brand with opportunity to make changes
Transition period with highly experienced current sub-postmaster if required.
LOCATION
The subject property occupies a prime location on Howard Street, a main arterial route between Belfast City Hall and the new Grand Central Station within Belfast City Centre.
Amply positioned just southwest of Donegall Square, making it a coveted address for tourists and business customers.
The building is also conveniently located within walking distance of key public transport hubs, including Weavers Cross and Grand Central Station, and the Metro Bus Terminus at Donegall Square West, ensuring ease of access for customers.
Belfast is Northern Ireland’s capital city and the regions foremost shopping destination. The city has a resident population of approximately 425,000 and a catchment population of approximately 1,000,000 within a 20 minute drive. The city serves as a regional gateway with important links to other European cities and the largest hub of the transport system in Northern Ireland. The city benefits from excellent transportation networks with easy access to the M1 and M2 motorways. It is also served by two major airports, Belfast International Airport and George Best Belfast City Airport.
Visitors to Belfast City increased by 40% in July 2024 compared to 2023 (133,490 visitors per day) *Belfast City Council Figures.
For further details please see attached brochure, or to arrange a viewing please contact Scott Lawther on 02890 500100
