Starting Price

1506000

Type

Apartments

Bedrooms

2 and 3 beds

Location

N1, London

Financing

Available

Nearest Tube Station

Angel Station

Project Status

Ready

Kings Cross Quarter

A collection of 119 luxury homes, beautifully designed to the highest specifications. Kings Cross Quarter is a great location with fantastic facilities, a remarkable development.

Each apartment at Kings Cross Quarter has been crafted with luxury and functionality, the highest quality finishes sourced from elite suppliers. Sumptuous and welcoming, living spaces are perfectly designed to entertain guests or to relax after an eventful day. Every room has been deliberated to maximise the space and the surrounding scenery.

Impeccably located in the heart of London only minutes from renowned King’s Cross St Pancras Station and the trendy streets of Angel Islington. Kings Cross Quarter is close to all the shops, cafes, bars & restaurants that the regenerated area has to offer.

A fashionable new district in the centre of transport and the heart of design. Kings Cross is the only station to have six different underground lines, allowing easy access to every area of London it is exceptionally well connected. As a transport hub, prominent cities are reachable within hours, even Paris, direct from King’s Cross or London Euston. Divine restaurants and vast open spaces close to The Regents Park.

Worldwide Cuisine on Your Doorstep

From Michelin star restaurants to quirky pop up eateries, London has an array of fabulous dining experiences to discover. Dynamic and ever changing, the list of places to eat is endless and King’s Cross and Angel are quickly becoming home to the most sought after establishments to visit.

A Global Centre for Education and Training

London is known for its academic excellence, with internationally renowned and celebrated universities that are easily accessible from this development, LSE, SOAS, University of Westminster and UCL are particularly close. Education is further enhanced by critically acclaimed resources such as the British Library and British Museum.