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| Type of space | Number of desks* | Rent per month |
|---|---|---|
| Private Office | 24 Desks (840 Sqft) | £17995 |
| Private Office (From October) | 14 Desks (490 Sqft) | £12970 |
| Private Office (From November) | 34 Desks (1,190 Sqft) | £29000 |
*Please note, square foot size may vary at each location
This building is within one of the most iconic stations in London, Kings Cross which is a Grade I listed building and designed in 1852 by Lewis Cubitt. You enter the building from the front of the station. The offices have been comprehensively refurbished revealing the original brickwork and steel and iron features of the building. Alongside private office space the building has co-working space and meeting rooms.
You can access the space from Platform 1 of Kings Cross station.
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You can access the space from Platform 1 of Kings Cross station.
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Amenities
Air Conditioning
Alarm Security
Bespoke Fit-Out
Bike Racks
Break-Out Areas
Car Parking
Co-Working Space
Disabled Facilities
Kitchen Facilities
Lifts
Manned Reception
Meeting Rooms
Office Cleaning
Office Furniture
Onsite Gym
Postal Services
Reception Area
Secretarial Services
Showers
Video Conferencing
Virtual Office Services
VOIP Technology
Having gone through major regeneration over the last decade, such as the opening of Eurostar and St. Pancras International, new homes, office blocks, retailers, restaurants and bars people are flocking to Kings Cross.
A fantastic business hub for professionals and travellers alike thanks to its many transport links and its dynamic culture and diversity Kings Cross has drawn many major business players to the area such as The Guardian and the Observer have their offices here, along with major names like Google, Universal Music, Havas Media, Bravado and Louis Vuitton. Trendy new restaurants like The Coal Shed and German Gymnasium have certainly turned this area in to a big draw.
Although new developments have seen the area throw off it's less-than-glamorous past, cobbled streets and some Victorian buildings still remain which lend to its charm and culture.
Setting itself apart King s Cross has exceptional transport links what with St. Pancras International being a particular hub for business and tourists traveling to and from Europe.
The area offers plenty office space to rent in King s Cross, certainly home to various and diverse business of all shapes and sizes making a move into one of the many serviced offices available in the area a wise decision
A fantastic business hub for professionals and travellers alike thanks to its many transport links and its dynamic culture and diversity Kings Cross has drawn many major business players to the area such as The Guardian and the Observer have their offices here, along with major names like Google, Universal Music, Havas Media, Bravado and Louis Vuitton. Trendy new restaurants like The Coal Shed and German Gymnasium have certainly turned this area in to a big draw.
Although new developments have seen the area throw off it's less-than-glamorous past, cobbled streets and some Victorian buildings still remain which lend to its charm and culture.
Setting itself apart King s Cross has exceptional transport links what with St. Pancras International being a particular hub for business and tourists traveling to and from Europe.
The area offers plenty office space to rent in King s Cross, certainly home to various and diverse business of all shapes and sizes making a move into one of the many serviced offices available in the area a wise decision