2 rooms apartment of 71m² in London

A beautifully appointed contemporary Manhattan-style living space apartment on the third floor with everything you need right on your doorstep! On entering the building, you meet the welcoming Concierge within the spacious Reception area. This well-managed block has a 24-hour concierge and CCTV. “Your deliveries can be handled anytime, which is important to us.” the landlord's comment. King’s Cross is rapidly becoming London’s Manhattan, with shiny new tower blocks and office blocks literally reaching for the sky! It is already being described as the hot spot for urban living, as reflected in this superb two-bedroom apartment, located on the third floor of this new development. The attention to detail and style continues when you enter the apartment, where you will find the most generously proportioned open plan living area, which has light flooding into it. The rooftop offers outstanding views across East London, including the futuristic Shard and the traditional grandeur of Sir Christopher Wren’s iconic St Paul’s Cathedral. The 764 sq ft apartment has two double bedrooms, the largest master bedroom boasts an en suite shower room. It has a total of two modern bathrooms, and a fully fitted kitchen with all the appliances you will ever need. Continuing the clean looks and ambiance, both the reception room and kitchen have wooden floors throughout. The apartment also boasts a balcony, perfect for chilling out in the evening, or entertaining. All residents also benefit from 24-hour concierge, bike storage, lift access, communal lounge, rooftop conservatory, fitness suite and courtyard garden. The previous tenants enthused, “I'm going to miss the flat, especially the living space! Sharing with friends and family on the weekend, and studying on the rooftop while enjoying the London views" Plimsoll is ideally located for local amenities on its doorstep, and should you choose; all accessible via the nearby Regents Canal. First up is Granary Square which boasts some of the most beautifully preserved and reinterpreted urban Victorian architecture in London, coal yards and storage warehouses becoming a pick and mix of some of the best shops, restaurants and cafés you will find anywhere. The actual square boasts fountains, seating and the world on your doorstep, through the ever-widening range of street-food stalls. The steps to the canal are also a great place to sit, in the summer-these are covered with astroturf and live coverage of Wimbledon is screened there. There is an amazing diversity within the many other cultural events held here. Previous occupiers have pointed out: “to one side we have Granary Square with all the shops including Notes Coffee Roasters, which serves the best Coffee! Then I also love the quiet and relaxing contemplation time I reward myself by simply walking along the Regents Canal”. If you continue walking up the canal you’ll find Camden Town, with its bustling High Street and Markets as well as the contrasting ‘World Famous: Jazz Cafe’ and nearby quietness of Regents Park. This apartment is fantastic in every way, both inside and for what it offers right on its doorstep, early viewing is recommended, if you’re on the lookout for a beautifully appointed, clean, modern, two-bedroom apartment, this should be on the top of your short-list. London Borough of Camden £ . (2026/27) BAND G Security deposit: 5 Weeks The photographs provided are for promotional purposes only and may not present the same furnishings and possessions when visiting the property as its tenanted. Amendment Fee: £50 amending terms and updating your tenancy agreement during your tenancy. Subject to landlord agreeing to a change to the tenancy Payments required in the event of a default by the tenant in respect to: - The loss of a key or other security device of the housing - Failure to make a payment of rent in full within 14 days of the due date Payments required where tenants terminate a tenancy Payments required where tenants terminate a tenancy agreement before the end of a fixed term agreement or without giving required notice, which must not be more than the actual amount of loss suffered by the landlord