Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in Belfast, Belfast

The area is ok, but they don't maintain or adhere to their contractual obligations, and are very rude to deal with.

Local area great place to live close to the city centre and lots of shops and transport options so in that regard recommend the area for living

Lisburn Road. Belfast is a good area with lots of shops and services . Ideally located for city centre and Queens area

One of the nicer areas in Belfast, but it's filled with litter and can have noisy neighbours

Good, shops and amenities, great central location. Awful tenancy agreement. Bad property management

Neighbours were terrible when I lived there. Meant to be a quiet area it’s not. House parties all the time.

The shops are only a 5 minute walk away, as are bus stops. Never had problems with neighbours except some bin stealing! Very quiet at night as it is effectively a dead end when the botanic gardens shuts. VERY close to QUB, only a 3-4 minute walk.

Local shops are close. Local co-op and Tesco within walking distance. Good transport links with a bus stop at the top of the road and close to the university area. Never had any expierence with the neighbours.

Noisey
Close to shops and busses etc
Cafes also close
Terraced housing
On street parking

Friendly neighbourhood. Tescos close by with off license at top of the street. Lots of cafes and restaurants

Typical student area. Messy, noisy, but with decent amenities and close by the important things (university, convienience stores, offies, supermarkets etc).

Grand. Wasn't really an issue because I chose to live there and knew what it was like beforehand

Good street parking available. Very close to Tesco and other shops. Easy access to upper Lisburn road

Close to uni, smaller shops and supermarket nearby, typical student area, grand place to live

I loved Fitzroy Avenue although it is in the holylands but isn’t as rough as streets like agincourt or Jerusalem. The bottom end of Fitzroy is getting more grim as the years pass but nothing to be done there.

Lived on the Cliftonville road, not the greatest area but close to town & buses every 5 minutes to handy

Fairly quiet street as it’s a dead end almost. Good busses and okay shops near by, not too close to a supermarket though.

close to queens, and may shops including tesco, co-op and centra and takeaways, bars and cafes. Neighbors are noisy and church bells wake you up on Sundays.

Close to Queens and UUJ bus. Also close to the Hatfield, which was great but also meant it was very loud on Sunday and Tuesday nights. This house is in the holylands so there’s some noise but nothing terrible.

Absolutely fine, on botanic so convenient for groceries and transport. Pretty quiet area.

City centre. Good for individuals with disabilities due to elevators in the building, ramp access, and extremely close proximity to town shops and cafes (about a 2 minute walk to Starbucks and 4 to Tim Hortons). Glider G1 30 seconds from the door (drops you outside andersontown Lidl and picks up across the road if you don't want to order or walk for groceries) and G2 about 4 minutes (at a slow pace). Metros set down at Wellington place just on the other side of the road, however pick up is 6/7 minute walk, good if you're able bodied but physical disabilities make this a pain.

Close to takeouts and cafes, bit of a walk to transport if you're not very physically able. Near enough to train to hear the horn blare. Near enough to the Holylands to get excessive noise at 2-4am and various police cars on patrol.

Co-op at the top of the street, 10min walk from QUB, 20min walk from city centre, fairly quiet area most of the time.

Brilliant. Close to an array of shops, cafes, restaurants, gyms, bars and parks. Very convenient for University.