Peters Hill, BT13 2AD
About Peters Hill Apartments
The proposed development site is located at the intersection of Peters Hill and Townsend Street in Belfast, with additional frontage along Dayton Street. Covering approximately 0.23 hectares, the site is situated less than 50 meters from the Westlink, positioning it as a prominent corner with potential to become a notable feature in the area. Currently, the site is vacant and enclosed by 1.8-meter-high ornamental railings on the north, east, and south sides. The corner of Dayton Street and Townsend Street is separated from the main site by temporary metal fencing and has approval for a new 'transcendental meditation' centre under planning reference LA04/2022/1029/F.
Historically, the site accommodated the Elim Pentecostal Church, along with associated church hall buildings, a car park, and retail properties. Following the demolition of these structures, the site has remained vacant for a substantial period.
In June 2015, Andrea Gribben submitted a planning application (LA04/2015/0686/F) proposing the construction of two new blocks: one comprising 22 apartments and another designated for community and commercial use. This application was approved in December 2018.
In November 2024, Bluehouse Development Ltd submitted a planning application (LA04/2024/2002/F) proposing the development of 48 residential units. This includes 45 apartments distributed across two blocks of four to five stories, and three townhouse dwellings. The proposal encompasses on-street layby parking, a courtyard amenity space, covered bicycle and bin storage, landscaping, and all associated site works. The development aims to revitalise the vacant brownfield site, contributing to the area's regeneration by providing modern residential accommodations and enhancing the urban streetscape.
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The Dean
Updated 2 years ago
34-44 Bedford Street is a three-storey warehouse in cream brick (front elevation now rendered to mask repairs following bomb damage in 1975) with channelled stone ground floor, in which shops have been inserted. 34-44 Bedford Street housed numerous businesses including Larry’s Piano Bar, RE:PLAY Sports Physio Clinic, Pale Blue Dot, Deanes Deli, The Shop, and Harlem Café. 34-44 Bedford Street was built around 1865.
Aloft & Residence Inns Hamilton Dock Hotel
Updated 7 months ago
The Hamilton Dock Hotel site is located within the Titanic Quarter, a major urban redevelopment zone on the former shipyard lands of Titanic Quarter. The site occupies approximately 1.3 hectares and forms part of Plot 8 within the wider mixed-use masterplan for the area. The location is directly south of Titanic Belfast and north-west of Hamilton Dock, adjacent to Queen’s Road and the wider waterfront regeneration district. The surrounding context includes a blend of residential, educational, commercial, and tourism uses, reflecting the district’s ongoing transformation from industrial shipbuilding lands to a multi-functional urban quarter.
Vita Student Bruce Street
Updated a year ago
The site is 0.09 hectares and is located along Bruce Street, with frontages onto Little Victoria Street and Holmes Street. The site was previously comprised of 3 storey commercial buildings. These have since been demolished as part of the redevelopment.
