Prince of Wales Road, Kentish Town NW5

A contemporary two-bedroom loft apartment within a landmark architecturally defining residence of One Prince of Wales Road. Offering internal accommodation extending to 1022 sq.ft. arranged on the ground floor overlooking the internal & external courtyards.

Beneath the Crittall windows of the art deco college façade lies a contemporary loft apartment sympathetically converted in the late 1990s from this well-appointed building, first used as the North West London Polytechnic in 1929. A beautifully lit open and expansive living space of 400 Sq.ft. offers a solid Canadian oak wood floor that runs through the property, with the vast college windows welcoming and dominating the voluminous principal room with 12.2ft ceilings, with a refurbished kitchen set to one side.

Both double bedrooms are serviced by the main bathroom, continuing the natural feeling of the apartment and each offering a mezzanine level. Additional features include storage and space for extensive bookcases, with dedicated porterage/ building manager service Monday to Friday. The property that comes with underground parking is entitled to a parking permit from the local authority in nearby residents' parking spaces.

The apartment is located on the border of Kentish Town & Camden Town, and brilliantly positioned at the southern end of Kentish Town with enviable transport links including Northern Line Underground and moments from Kentish Town West Overground station, giving access to St Pancras International. With a fine selection of shops, cafés and restaurants on the high street, and popular restaurants of Highgate & Fortess Roads.

Residents of One Prince of Wales Road are surrounded by excellent schools, including The Collège Français Bilingue de Londres, the renowned Camden School for Girls with Talacre & Kentish Town's Sports Centre famous for its Victorian swimming baths. The Zabludowicz Collection is minutes away and displays contemporary art installations.

Camden is one of London's most diverse neighbourhood, set around the stables market and Hawley Wharf. The Forum and Roundhouse are two among several outstanding music venues with the green open spaces of Primrose Hill, Regents Park and Hampstead Heath are also close by.

The evolving King's Cross district is a short walk away where one can indulge in the delights of this Canalside setting, with Granary Square & the Coal Drops Yard at its heart, packed with fabulous restaurants moving forward the London dining sense & signature branded boutiques. The distinctive Victorian heritage and breath-taking architecture is married to some of London's most contemporary masterpieces, which are home to the headquarters of Google, Facebook, YouTube & The Guardian to name a few.