2/4 High Street & 1 North Street,

• Situated in a prominent location cornering High Street & North Street
• Site extending to approximately 0.07acres.
• Suitable for a variety of commercial uses, subject to any statutory planning consents.

2-4 High Street comprises of 3 storey end terrace commercial building. 1 North Street comprises a 2-storey mid terrace commercial building, both buildings are currently vacant and require refurbishment.

Regeneration of Carrickfergus
Planning applications have now been submitted for the £42.2 million Carrickfergus Regeneration Project – a transformative investment that aims to revitalise the town while celebrating its rich heritage.
The ambitious plans include:
• A brand-new visitor centre overlooking Carrickfergus Castle and Belfast Lough
• Improved public spaces, waterfront areas and heritage trails
• Enhanced arts, cultural and community facilities at the Town Hall, Museum and Civic Centre
• Better accessibility, including new visitor facilities and improved access to Carrickfergus Castle
• Stronger connections between the Castle, harbour, town centre and waterfront
Supported by £26.4 million from the Belfast Region City Deal, the project is designed to boost tourism, support local businesses, improve accessibility and create vibrant spaces for residents and visitors alike.
Following extensive public consultation, the proposals have been shaped by community feedback and now move into the planning process.
To find out more about the proposals, visit the Carrickfergus Regeneration Project website: https://carrickfergusregeneration.com

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Carrickfergus is a large town in County Antrim and is located on the northern shore of Belfast Lough. It has a population of c. 28,000. It is situated 12 miles northeast of Belfast.
Carrickfergus is a popular commuter town for Belfast. The subject property is located at the junction of High Street and
North Street, which is considered the main commercial hub of Carrickfergus. The De Courcy Shopping Centre is a short distance away. Neighbouring occupiers include Dobbins Inn, Clubworld Travel, James J Macaulay Solicitors and Rumours Coffee House.