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King’s Cross – Key Facts

  • Eurostar trains run from St Pancras International, connecting London to Paris and Brussels
  • focal point for major urban regeneration
  • Regent Quarter development, which provides state of the art residential retail and office accommodatio
  • home to the British library
  • numerous buildings overlooking the Grand Union Canal
  • good stock of office space – from medium to top quality with air conditioning
  • good communications to all of Central London and mainline rail services to the North of England, and to mainland Europe
A Price Guide for Renting Office Space in King's Cross, London (ft2 per annum)
Rent Rates Service Charge Total Cost Total Avg. Cost
The rentals rates and service charges shown are only intended as a guide. Some office space is often available with costs outside these guidelines.
The above cost brackets range from reasonable quality comfort cooled office space to high quality comfort cooled / air conditioned office space. Less expensive centrally-heated office space is also generally available.
Business rates per sq ft can vary greatly from year to year changing each April, due to annual changes in the Uniform Business Rate and Transitional Relief. Higher rates are paid for brand new buildings.
£32 - 42£16.00£7 - 9£55.00 - 67.00£61.00

Kings Cross is the inner city area north of Holborn, built around the transport hub of Kings Cross and St Pancras International stations.

In recent decades Kings Cross, and the area North of the station have become derelict, however, this area has recently become the focal point for major urban regeneration. It is now home to the Regent Quarter development, which provides state of the art residential retail and office accommodation.

The area houses iconic architecture and the station itself was designed by Lewis Cubitt, who built the station just in time for the Great Exhibition. Kings Cross is home to the British library fronting onto the Euston Road and to the North has numerous buildings overlooking the Grand Union Canal.

High speed Eurostar trains run from St Pancras International, connecting London to Paris and Brussels.

Kings Cross provides good communications to all of Central London and mainline rail services to the North of England.