Camden Street, Camden

A two-bedroom terrace house forming part of an award-winning complex of purpose-built artists’ studios designed in 1966 by renowned local architect Sir Peter Shepheard, located on the east side of Camden bordering Kings Cross

Camden Studios is a collection of 10 houses set behind a gated entrance, arranged around a beautiful communal garden and courtyard. The house has undergone extensive renovations, featuring an improved layout and a sleek, contemporary design that introduces a fresh perspective to Sheppard's original creation.

This home hosts an expansive open-plan living and dining room which occupies the majority of the ground floor, leading directly into a private courtyard garden, this floors also comprises of a modern kitchen and a guest cloakroom. The upper floor features a principal bedroom overlooking the communal gardens, a family bathroom and second bedroom. Other features include high-end bespoke joinery storage throughout and solar panels on the roof allowing for the offset of electricity usage.

Camden Studios was awarded a Housing Design Medal in 1968 and have a rich cultural and architectural history and have been home over the years to many artists, including sculptor Peter László Peri, designer Peggy Angus and the Surrealist artist Richard Niman. This house is situated on the east side of Camden Town which is a short and pleasant stroll to nearby St Pancras Gardens which will lead you to the ever-evolving Kings Cross where one can indulge in the delights of Granary Square & the Coal DropYard which brings something entirely different to London’s shopping and dining scene, cobbled streets and brick arches are home to a wonderful and unexpected mix of boutique shops and foodie hotspots where Victorian heritage and breath-taking architecture collide in an extraordinary canal side setting. Also home to the brand new headquarters for Google, Facebook, YouTube, the Guardian and the new Lightroom Gallery. This property is also well positioned to provide easy access to Camden Town & Kentish Town; Regents Park is a short walk away where one can enjoy Queen Mary’s formal gardens and soak in the city-scape views from Primrose Hill.

Camden Street is well placed for education purposes: some outstanding examples include Northbridge House and The Cavendish Primary Schools; King's Cross Academy Primary & Nursery School; Sir William Collins Secondary School; Central Saint Martin’s - UAL (University of the Arts London); and UCL (University College London).

Transport links include Mornington Crescent Stations (Northern Line) are 0.2 mile away, Kings Cross & St Pancras Stations are 0.4 miles away (these stations are served by six underground lines and the Eurostar connecting you to local, national & international destinations). For walking the West End is accessible in 30 minutes via Regents Park. There is also a nearby canal towpath that provides a beautiful cycle route west to Little Venice and east to Hoxton.