Embrace the hustle and bustle of Belfast life with a modern office in the heart of the action. Located in central Belfast, an office here places you among Northern Ireland’s most talented businesses. Soak up the atmosphere of the capital with excellent views of the city skyline.
With floor to ceiling windows streaming in daylight and with a host of on-site facilities from parking to videoconferencing, you’ll be left invigorated by everything Forsyth House has to offer.
Book a meeting room at Forsyth House on Cromac Street in the heart of Belfast. Each room comes with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart, high-speed WiFi and natural light, with floor to ceiling windows streaming in daylight. Set among Northern Ireland's most talented businesses with views of the city skyline, and Belfast Lanyon Place station within walking distance, it is a practical spot for client meetings and team sessions.
Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart, high-speed WiFi and natural light.
It is on Cromac Street in central Belfast, postcode BT2 8LA.
Yes, floor to ceiling windows stream in daylight and offer views of the city skyline.
Belfast Lanyon Place station is around 600 metres away, within walking distance.
Yes, the video conference setup and central location suit client meetings well.
A modern building on Cromac Street in the heart of Belfast with skyline views.
Belfast Lanyon Place and Botanic stations plus city bus routes are nearby.
The Botanic Gardens by Queen's University Belfast offer a peaceful retreat.
Forsyth House sits on Cromac Street in central Belfast, with Belfast Lanyon Place station around 600 metres away and Botanic station within reach for regional and cross-border rail. The Lanyon car parking and further parking are close for those driving in, along with bus stops at Great Northern Mall and Shaftesbury Square. The building is near commercial hubs including Victoria Square Shopping Centre, with the Grand Opera House, Ulster Hall and Waterfront Hall nearby, and the Botanic Gardens by Queen's University Belfast for a break from the desk.