An office building in the heart of Belfast's city centre is currently on the market for £2.4m, featuring a distinctive boxing ring that was relocated from St George's Hall.
The property, which has been occupied by O'Hare Solicitors, MPA Recruitment and Hollandale Project, stands as a B1 listed structure with a mansard style roof and painted white render façade.
St George's Hall, situated above 4 Joys Entry where Henry's now operates, was originally a restaurant before serving as a dance hall and home to the Ulster Sports Club boxing club by the 1960s.
The venue hosted competitive tournaments until bomb damage occurred in the early 1970s, leaving the building derelict until Deramore Developments carried out an extensive refurbishment in 1981.
Future Belfast, a website tracking changes to the city's built environment, noted that the hall was initially used as a restaurant before its transformation into a dance hall and sports venue.
Savills Ireland is marketing the property as a fully-let investment opportunity or for direct occupation, highlighting its historical significance alongside its modern utility.
The dark architectural detailing on the building's exterior contrasts with the white render, marking it as a prominent feature in the local streetscape.
No further details regarding future development plans or specific conditions of sale were provided by the agents.