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New public realm

Green Living

Grand Central’s new public realm will provide inviting green spaces and activity areas, with squares, playgrounds and community gardens linked by a network of pedestrian paths. New lawns and planting schemes will combine with existing mature trees to create a rich, diverse landscape enhanced by lighting design from Studio Dekka.

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FROM LOCAL

Whether you’re cycling to work, taking the Tube across town or travelling abroad, King’s Cross couldn’t be more convenient. Fast links take you to all five London airports in under an hour, while plans for an 800-space bike interchange and 14 bus lines will make local travel even easier.

*Distances taken from Google maps and are approximate only. ** Train times based on an estimated average time. Journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays. Rail services correct at the time of print. Source: tfl.gov.uk

The Long Haul

TUBE

King’s Cross St. Pancras is in the enviable position of being London’s most connected Tube station, with six lines spanning the whole of the city.

OXFORD CIRCUS

4 mins

VICTORIA

8 mins

BOND STREET

9 mins

WATERLOO

9 mins

PADDINGTON

10 mins

RAIL

Mainline stations at King’s Cross and St. Pancras provide direct services to many of the UK’s major destinations.

CAMBRIDGE

50 mins

BRIGHTON

77 mins

MANCHESTER

127 mins

YORK

111 mins

EDINBURGH

263 mins

AIR

London’s five international airports are easily accessible; all are within an hour with direct service to Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton.

CITY AIRPORT

33 mins

LUTON AIRPORT

24 mins

GATWICK AIRPORT

9 mins

HEATHROW AIRPORT

9 mins

STANSTED AIRPORT

60 mins

EUROSTAR

St. Pancras International is also home to Eurostar, with services taking you to cities in France, Belgium and Holland.

LILLE

88 mins

BRUSSELS

116 mins

PARIS

136 mins

AMSTERDAM

247 mins

LYON*

281 mins

*Direct to Lyon is a summer service only, otherwise change at Lille.

London’s most vibrant postcode

Since 2001, King’s Cross has undergone a transformation of unprecedented scale. So much so that the area has its own new postcode. Covering more than 67 acres, N1C will see the creation of 50 new buildings, 2,000 new homes, 20 new streets, 10 new public squares and 26 acres of open space. More than just a makeover, this is a complete metamorphosis.

Amenities

  • Restaurants
  • Retail
  • Fitness
  • Parks/ Green Spaces
  • Art & Culture
  • Hotels

Transport

  • Tube
  • Train
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British Museum

21 mins

THE KNOWLEDGE QUARTER

King’s Cross is the epicentre of one of the most dynamic and varied knowledge districts in the world. From centuries-old institutions such as the British Museum, UCL and the British Library, to more recent arrivals like the Francis Crick Institute, Central Saint Martins and Google, this is a place that’s brimming with diverse people, perspectives and ideas.

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Best location for education

London has some of the best schools and universities in the world, and King's Cross is perfectly positioned to access them all.

THE ULTIMATE

RETAIL & LEISURE

PLAYGROUND

Featuring dramatic architecture by Thomas Heatherwick, Coal Drops Yard is a new shopping and dining destination with over 50 shops and restaurants in a gorgeous alfresco setting.

Coal Drop's Yard 10 mins