Prince'S Court, Prince'S St., Belfast

A three storey L-shaped warehouse built c.1870 located off Prince’s Street facing on to the car park at the rear of a modern block of flats. Pitched slate roof, metal ogee gutters and round downpipes. The walls are generally brick in Flemish bond on a stone plinth, corbelled brick eaves, ground floor and quoins are of modern lined render. The window openings to the first and second floor are shallow, segmental arches; to the ground floor they are flat lintelled. The windows are metal framed, door planked timber. The main north elevation is 5 openings wide; the northern opening is full height, edged with bullnosed brick, housing double doors at each level with timber plank panels with segmental arches between; a door sits in the central bay; the south bay has 3 windows on the first floor. The side east elevation is a blank brick wall (ground floor not seen). The south gable is abutted by a modern building (the rear south elevation not seen). The west gable was not seen. Setting: Prince’s Court is enclosed by other buildings to N, S and W, to the E is the Laganside bus station forecourt. It sits on the edge of a car park to the rear of an L-shaped, eight storey block of flats;. The car park is access under the southwest corner of the block of flats which nearly touches the northeast corner of the building, it has electric gates and is inaccessible to the public. Schedule: Roof: slate Walls: brick Windows: metal RWGs: metal.