York Central, Kings Cross N1

New York-Style Loft in King’s Cross, brought to market for the first time since conversion in 1996, this exceptional New York-style loft, which was designed by a native New Yorker and has featured in several design publications, including The Tectum Loft Bible, occupies the fourth floor of York Central. This landmark warehouse constructed of concrete, steel and brick is widely regarded as one of the most architecturally important buildings in the area.

This expansive, triple-aspect apartment spans approximately 2,884 sq ft and offers panoramic views across London. The interior is defined by its authentic industrial character, including raw concrete ceilings, exposed brickwork and steel-framed glazing. At its heart lies a striking L-shaped open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, flooded with natural light and ideal for both entertaining and everyday living.

The property comprises four bedrooms and a generous southwest-facing terrace. Three of the bedrooms have direct access to the terrace, enhancing the indoor-outdoor connection. The third bedroom is currently configured as a den, complete with a fireplace and sliding doors, allowing it to function either as part of the main living space or as a private room. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, featuring extensive fitted wardrobes, a dressing area and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. The fourth bedroom, currently used as a spacious home office, enjoys elevated views across King’s Cross Station and Google’s forthcoming European headquarters.

Additional features include a spacious entrance lobby, a utility cupboard, a large family shower room, further dressing space and ample built-in storage throughout. The building benefits from secure entry, lift and ramp access and allocated private parking.

Ideally situated, York Central is just a short walk from King’s Cross St Pancras, one of London’s premier transport hubs, offering access to six Underground lines (including direct routes to Heathrow), National Rail services and the Eurostar.

Within easy reach of the building are Granary Square, Central Saint Martins, and Coal Drops Yard, home to Waitrose, a variety of acclaimed restaurants, independent retailers, art galleries and an Everyman Cinema. It is situated just south of the Regent’s Canal which stretches 9 miles from Little Venice to the Thames.