King’s Cross has become an exciting area ever since its redevelopment began in 2008. Originally an industrial heartland, construction plans continue to breathe new life into King’s Cross and have already transformed large parts of it. The changes have already attracted the University of Arts to the area and a number of new restaurants. You can see more details of the full development here.
King’s Cross in numbers
- 67 acres
- 50 new buildings
- 2,000 new homes
- 20 new streets
- 10 new public squares
- 26 acres of open space
- 30,000 people by 2016
Kings Cross Service Office
At the centre of this amazing redevelopment is the newly refurbished Kings Cross Station. This Grade I listed building now has two floors of high quality serviced office space available. As well as offering private office units, this serviced office also have shared working spaces with a co-working lounge and a large range of rentable meeting rooms. The whole site has seen comprehensive refurbishment revealing original brickwork and the steel and iron features of the building.
The serviced office provides a great deal of flexibility, whether it’s a long term office you require or a co-working space for just one or two employees. Offices can come furnished or unfurnished so you can really make the space your own. There are kitchens and breakout areas on each floor and secure bike storage downstairs. The site is also monitored by CCTV and has 24/7 access.
Stating the Obvious
Naturally, this serviced office has fantastic transport links being part of King Cross Station. National and International rail links are literally seconds away for trains to across the country and to Europe. The underground services the Northern, Victoria, Piccadilly, Circle, Hammersmith and City and Metropolitan lines, giving you a wide range of options to get across London.
If you are interested in this King’s Cross serviced office then why not get in touch with one of our property experts on 020 3434 3860 to arrange a viewing? Alternatively you can email Lauren at sales@reesa.com for information on this building, or any others you may have seen on our blog.