This is a modern 3-bedroom house close to the city centre. It has all the amenities for a comfortable stay like a modern living room, a fully-equipped kitchen and a contemporary bathroom - making it truly a home away from home. This is an ideal accommodation whether you’re staying a few nights or for longer stays.
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The house is in a great location as you can easily explore Belfast by foot. However, if you prefer to take the bus, there is a bus stop 3 minutes’ walk from the house along Templemore Ave Newtownards Road. Bus 3f will take you to the city centre in approximately 10 minutes.
If you plan to go for a day trip to Dublin, the nearest station, Lanyon Place station is 25 minutes’ walk from the house. From Belvoir Street, head south towards Albertbridge Road, and then turn right towards the River Lagan. After crossing the bridge, you will see the station on your left.
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