Belfast's Dublin Road has quietly become one of the city's most interesting addresses, sitting neatly between the historic buzz of the Cathedral Quarter and the leafy calm of the Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens area. Right in the middle of that stretch, at 65 to 71 Dublin Road, is The Gallery, a nine storey residential building that has built its identity around Belfast's art scene rather than simply borrowing the name for style. The postcode here, BT2 7SJ, places residents within a short walk of two universities, a handful of well loved cafes and bars, and a genuinely rich cultural pocket of the city that many visitors never fully discover. For students searching for student accommodation in Belfast, The Gallery offers a particularly convenient base, with universities, cultural attractions, restaurants and transport links all within easy reach. 

Belfast's Dublin Road has quietly become one of the city's most interesting addresses, sitting neatly between the historic buzz of the Cathedral Quarter and the leafy calm of the Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens area. Right in the middle of that stretch, at 65 to 71 Dublin Road, is The Gallery, a nine storey residential building that has built its identity around Belfast's art scene rather than simply borrowing the name for style. The postcode here, BT2 7SJ, places residents within a short walk of two universities, a handful of well loved cafes and bars, and a genuinely rich cultural pocket of the city that many visitors never fully discover. For students searching for student accommodation in Belfast, The Gallery offers a particularly convenient base, with universities, cultural attractions, restaurants and transport links all within easy reach.