Introducing a unique collection of sympathetically converted Edwardian townhouses and apartments set in beautiful Lagan Valley parkland.

Introducing the Pavilions at Belvoir Park.

Set within 64 acres of one of the country's finest private woodland and countryside environments, Belvoir Park offers you a unique opportunity to make your home in one of the most inspiring and sought after locations in Northern Ireland.

Featuring some of the most remarkable examples of Edwardian architecture at its heart, enhanced by formal garden spaces and parkland walks, Belvoir Park is a truly unique place to live, offering homes of exceptional quality and character.

Architectural heritage and contemporary living in perfect harmony.

Originally designed by renowned Belfast architects Young and Mackenzie who were responsible for many of the landmark buildings around the City of Belfast, the historic Edwardian Pavilions at Belvoir Park have been meticulously restored by listed building specialists Sutherland Architects, to create breath-taking living space perfectly designed to meet the needs of modern living.

Pavilion No.1 & No.2 features 6 elegantly appointed townhouses ranging from 2 to 4 bedrooms, each home uniquely considered to achieve the perfect balance between contemporary design and period features, with high specification finishes throughout including 3.6m high ceilings with period cornicing; sash wooden frame windows with feature panelling on ground floor windows; 10" deep moulded skirting boards; glazed panels above internal doors providing natural light throughout the ground and first floors; and private courtyard gardens with estate railing to front gardens.

Pavilion No. 4 features 3 elegantly appointed townhouses, and 6 apartments, ranging from 1 to 3 bedrooms. Each home is uniquely considered to achieve the perfect balance between contemporary design and period features, with high specification finishes throughout including 3.6m high ceilings; sash wooden frame windows; 10" deep moulded skirting boards; glazed panels above internal doors providing natural light throughout the ground and first floors; and private courtyard gardens for each townhouse, with estate railing to front gardens.