A historic bank building formerly operated by Bank of Ireland that has been vacant for over two years is set to reopen as a new retail store.
Located on the Lisburn Road, the listed building is broadly Neo-Georgian in style and was built in 1935 and designed by the Bank of Ireland's then-architect A.G.C. Millar.
In March of 2021, the bank announced a number of branch closures across Northern Ireland, including their three south Belfast locations - Lisburn Road, Ormeau Road and University Road.