The Metro Building, 6-9 Donegall Square South, Belfast, BT1 5JA

• Category A fit-out.
• Raised access flooring.
• Carpet tiles.
• Plastered, painted walls.
• Suspended ceiling.
• High specification LED lighting.
• Fully air conditioned.
• Kitchen / breakout area.
• WC facilities.

The Metro building is located in the heart of Belfast's prime office area on the prestigious Donegall Square facing Belfast City Hall. The property comprises 69,611 sq ft of prime grade A office space incorporating basement, ground and eight upper floors, with typical efficient floor plates of 10,000 sq ft. In addition, the building benefits from a dedicated basement car parking facility for 50 cars. In addition, the building benefits from a dedicated basement car parking facility for 50 cars. Tech Specs Cooling, Heating & Lighting. VRF fully air conditioned. Intelligent lighting. Floor Heights Slab to slab height of 2.7m. Raised floor depth 150mm overall. Security Manned reception during office opening hours. Fob access from carpark and extensive CCTV coverage with provision for gated access controls. Sustainability Low power lighting. Low water use in WC's.

The Metro building is located in the heart of Belfast city centre, the capital of Northern Ireland. Belfast is the 15th largest city in the UK and second largest on the island of Ireland and lies approximately 100 miles (161 km) to the north of Dublin. Airports Belfast has an excellent infrastructure network and is well connected to the rest of Ireland and to mainland UK. George Best City Airport is located approximately 4 miles (6 km) from the city centre with Belfast International Airport approximately 23 miles (37 km) north-west. Motorways Belfast has good road communications being positioned within proximity to the M2 linking the north and west of the province and the M1 which links with Dublin in the south. Commercial Port In addition, Belfast has a large commercial port that is also used for passenger ferry services with regular sailings to Scotland, England and Wales. Railway The two principal railway services in the city centre include Great Victoria Street and Lanyon Place, the latter of which provides a direct link with Dublin. Weavers Court Transport Hub, once completed, is also in proximity.