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A former warehouse at the corner of Howard Street and Gt Victoria Street. The full official description is available hereLink
It includes the following “Attached corner-sited five-storey redbrick and red sandstone office building, built c.1900, with series of shop units to the ground floor. Rectangular on plan with two principal elevations facing west onto Great Victoria Street and north onto Howard Street.”
“To the north elevation is a dentilated segmental pediment containing a carved cartouche with lettering; 'F & J Co Ltd', resting on half-fluted squat pilasters and flanked by carved linen swags in turn flanked by squat piers surmounted by ball finials.” and “The current building was constructed in 1901-3 as a warehouse for John Fulton & co, linen manufacturers and warehousemen, to designs by Young and Mackenzie and is first shown on the sixth edition OS map of 1931. (Patton; Street Directories).”
The 1842/56 map shows a Court House on the site. See also J3373 : Former Fulton's warehouse, Belfast (detail) and J3373 : Former Fulton's warehouse, Belfast (detail) (2).