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Kings Quarter
Kings Cross is about to undergo a total transformation as part of the largest regeneration project in Europe, the change is commencing at an astonishing pace. Located less than 2 miles from Oxford Street to the South, with Islington adjacent to the East and Regent’s Park to the West, Kings Cross is the last truly Central London location still to enjoy gentrification, and this is reflected in local property prices….but with over £2 billion to be invested over the coming 15 years this won’t last long, so now is the time to buy. The regeneration programme for King’s Cross (the largest in Europe) includes:
Many areas have felt the positive impact of increased transport links, for example, Paddington (Heathrow Express), the South Bank (Jubilee Line) and the Docklands (DLR) demonstrating the success of a regeneration based around good transport. King’s Quarter will be a superbly located
development - on Copenhagen Street, off York Way, therefore benefiting directly
from the redevelopment – consisting of contemporary apartments each
with either a private balcony or terrace. King’s Cross Underground Station
which is served by 7 Underground lines, is less than a 10 minute walk away
and St Pancras and Euston mainline stations are both within an easy walk. Development
Comparables In the nearby Regents Quarter, 1 beds are available from £270k to £365k and 2 beds (re-sale) available for £500k, has enjoyed unparalleled success. According to findaproperty.com the average price for 2 bed apartments in the area is £368k.
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