Canal Boulevard, London, NW1

Set within North Point, one of Camden’s contemporary private developments, this beautifully proportioned two double bedroom apartment offers over 1,000 sq. ft. of thoughtfully arranged internal space, complemented by two south-facing private balconies and the rare advantage of allocated off-street parking

Bathed in natural light throughout the day, the apartment enjoys a seamless sense of flow, with generous living and entertaining spaces opening onto sun-filled outdoor terraces, ideal for morning coffee or evening unwinding above the rhythm of the city. The southern aspect design enhances both volume and light, creating a calm and airy atmosphere rarely found in such a well-connected location, while the overall layout lends itself equally to refined everyday living and hosting.

Both bedrooms are generous doubles, with the principal featuring an en-suite bathroom and dressing room. In addition, allocated parking further elevates the practicality of the home, an increasingly valuable asset in this part of London.

Sitting alongside the established charms of Camden Square and close to the evolving energy of King’s Cross, this location offers a rare balance of community, culture, and connectivity. The Camden Square conservation area provides a tranquil, family-oriented setting, centred around its leafy park and supported by well-regarded schools such as Camden School for Girls, while still being moments from the vibrancy of central Camden.

Camden Town itself is within easy walking distance, internationally recognised for its iconic markets, independent boutiques, and legendary music scene—an ever-present backdrop of creativity and character. To the north and east, Kentish Town adds further depth, with its artisan offerings, musical institutions such Forum and access to the open green expanses of Hampstead Heath.

Equally influential is the transformation of nearby King’s Cross, now one of London’s most exciting lifestyle destinations. Around Granary Square and along the Regent’s Canal, Coal Drops Yard has introduced a curated mix of design-led retail, dining, and cultural spaces, featuring names such as Dishoom, Caravan, Tom Dixon and Aesop, alongside a cinema and waterside cafés, all approximately a 15-minute walk away.

Architecturally, the area is a compelling mix of historic Nash terraces, modernist interventions, and contemporary developments, tied together by the gentle presence of the Regent’s Canal.
Connectivity is exceptional, with Camden Town, Kentish Town, and Caledonian Road Underground stations all within easy reach, alongside Camden Road Overground. King’s Cross St. Pancras, offering national and international rail services, including the Eurostar, is also nearby, making this one of London’s most accessible and well-connected neighbourhoods.


Local Authority: The London Borough of Camden
Leasehold 976 Years Remaining
Council Tax Band: G