property, homes and houses for sale in Kings Cross

With the large-scale regeneration programme underway, King's Cross has shed its previous reputation of sleazy bed and breakfast hotels, prostitution and drunks, and is set to become one of London's liveliest urban areas. One of the redevelopment programmes is the "Regent's Quarter" which is designed for all kinds of purposes - from offices to contemporary flats, luxury apartments to shops, restaurants and bars which will inject new life in to this North London area, and will make it a good investment prospect for property buyers. King's Cross covers two postcodes of N1 and WC1. Properties for sale in King's Cross vary in style ranging from ex-council properties, houses that have been converted in to flats and some sought after warehouse developments along Regent's Canal.

Amenities for properties in King's Cross

People searching for property in King's Cross will quickly discover that, with its great location and excellent transport links, most of the good shopping and dining areas of London are within easy reach. Residents of King's Cross have access to a selection of local restaurants, clubs, small theatres and shops, including a Marks & Spencer Simply Food and Tesco Metro. People looking for property in King's Cross who enjoy shopping can travel just one stop on the tube to Islington and take advantage of the many boutiques and shops that Islington has to offer; if you enjoy the theatre, cinema and markets there's the West End, Covent Garden and Camden Town right on the doorstep. If you are someone who enjoys the outdoors there is a cruising club next to St. Pancras Locks on the Regent's Canal. Alternatively you could take a picnic to nearby Regent's Park and visit the Zoo whilst you're there.

Transport for King's Cross

Residents of King's Cross probably enjoy some of the best travel connections in London from the stations at King's Cross, St. Pancras and Euston. The underground provides access to no less than five tube lines, amongst which are the Victoria, Circle and Piccadilly lines (Zone 1). The mainline stations respectively provide services to the West Midlands, North West, East and Scotland. The area is also served by a number of bus routes.