Location of Former Balmoral Fruit Market, Boucher Road

Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland is the 15th largest city in the United Kingdom. The city is located approximately 103 miles (165km) north of Dublin and 75 miles (120km) south east of Derry-Londonderry. Belfast has an excellent communication network. The M2 motorway provides access to the north towards Antrim and Derry and the M1 provides access to the south and west of the Province towards Lisburn and Dublin. The City benefits from four railway stations, and the Belfast to Dublin route has a journey time of approximately 1 hour 50 minutes. The two airports, Belfast City and Belfast International, provide access to all major UK and a large number of international destinations including America and mainland Europe. The Boucher Road area, located in South Belfast, parallel to the M1 Motorway and the Lisburn Road, is the premier ‘out of town’ retail warehousing, trade counter and car showroom district in Northern Ireland. The mix of retail and showroom uses, together with the accessibility is one of its major strengths. It is accessible to all parts of the city via the excellent road network. Junction 1 and Junction 2 of the M1 Motorway/ Westlink mean that the North and East of the city and M1 corridor are within easy reach. The City Centre is close by accessed via the Donegall Road and Tates Avenue and Stockman’s Lane both lead to the local and affluent South Belfast market.