1 bed Flat For Sale £425,000
Part of the Maiden Lane Estate, this modern double aspect apartment with east and west-facing balconies is located on the first floor.
The property comprises of an entrance hall with built in cupboard designed to accomodate intergrated appliances, a bright reception room with floor to ceiling sliding doors to balcony, modern open plan kitchen and utility cupboard, a fully tiled bathroom and a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and further balcony.
Maiden Lane estate was built in two phases between 1976 and 1983. It comprises of homes ranging from bedsits to four-bedroom maisonettes, along with shops and a community centre.
The estate is a very interesting example of post-war modernist social housing. It is typical of the low-rise, dual-aspect homes designed by Camden Council architects during the late 1960s and 1970s. Phase I of the estate was designed by renowned architects Gordon Benson and Alan Forsyth.
The apartment is excellently located north of the new re-developed area of Kings Cross, one of Central London’s most exciting new regeneration schemes. The site has attracted some of the world’s best known brands with Google, Louis Vuitton, Central St Martins (School of Art and Design) and The Guardian Newspaper establishing headquarters within the area.
Kings Cross also offers an enormous amount in the way of Art, Culture and Museums with The British Library, The Gagosian Gallery, The Shaw Theatre, The London Canal Museum and Sartorial Contemporary Art all close by.
The closest undergoround, national and international rail stations is King's Cross St Pancras. Camden Road (Overground) is 12 min away and there are also frequent bus services on both York Way and Agar Grove.
The property comprises of an entrance hall with built in cupboard designed to accomodate intergrated appliances, a bright reception room with floor to ceiling sliding doors to balcony, modern open plan kitchen and utility cupboard, a fully tiled bathroom and a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and further balcony.
Maiden Lane estate was built in two phases between 1976 and 1983. It comprises of homes ranging from bedsits to four-bedroom maisonettes, along with shops and a community centre.
The estate is a very interesting example of post-war modernist social housing. It is typical of the low-rise, dual-aspect homes designed by Camden Council architects during the late 1960s and 1970s. Phase I of the estate was designed by renowned architects Gordon Benson and Alan Forsyth.
The apartment is excellently located north of the new re-developed area of Kings Cross, one of Central London’s most exciting new regeneration schemes. The site has attracted some of the world’s best known brands with Google, Louis Vuitton, Central St Martins (School of Art and Design) and The Guardian Newspaper establishing headquarters within the area.
Kings Cross also offers an enormous amount in the way of Art, Culture and Museums with The British Library, The Gagosian Gallery, The Shaw Theatre, The London Canal Museum and Sartorial Contemporary Art all close by.
The closest undergoround, national and international rail stations is King's Cross St Pancras. Camden Road (Overground) is 12 min away and there are also frequent bus services on both York Way and Agar Grove.
