A man allegedly carried out two separate burglaries on the same house while armed with a knife, a court has heard.
Samuel Robinson is also accused of sexual assault, blackmail and attempted robbery offences linked to the suspected raids in north Belfast.
The 35-year-old was arrested by police investigating an alleged break-in at the Sunningdale Park address on Wednesday.
He appeared before Belfast Magistrates' Court charged with aggravated burglary on that date, stealing an iPhone and having a knife at the time.
Robinson, of Ballysillan Drive in the city, faces two further counts of attempting to rob people at the house of £500 in cash and being in possession of a Class C drug, namely diazepam.
Charges were also put to him in connection with a previous incident at the same property earlier this summer.
He is accused of committing an aggravated burglary on July 23, stealing £200 and again being armed with a knife.
It was alleged that he also sexually assaulted one woman and demanded £1,000 from another "with menaces".
During the hearing a defence solicitor confirmed his client was not seeking bail at this stage.
District Judge Peter Magill remanded Robinson in custody, to appear again by video-link next month.