Clarendon Building, Corporation Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim, BT12 4DT

The Clarendon Building was a three-storey corner building constructed in the late 19th century in a Queen Anne style. It stood on Corporation Street, Belfast. The building featured tall chimneys, Dutch gables, bi-partite and tripartite windows, and was constructed of red brick with stone strings and dressed openings. The entrance elevation was three windows wide, with a central ornate doorway and a canted bay window above. The side elevation was symmetrical, five windows wide. The building has been demolished and the site is now vacant. It is a Grade D1 Record Only entry. The listing does not extend to the entire property, and no particular architectural or historical interest was noted. This listing is based on a partial survey.