Wicklow Street, Kings Cross, WC1X

Conveniently positioned and well presented home in a sought-after Zone 1 location, available for immediate occupation with no onward chain.

This recently re-decorated and well-presented one-bedroom apartment occupies the raised ground floor of an attractive period apartment block at the quieter end of Wicklow Street, moments from King's Cross and St Pancras International stations betwixt Angel and Bloomsbury.

The flat still retains much of it's period charm with high ceilings and large sash windows enhancing room volume and natural light, but with upgraded with modern conveniences. Despite the small floor area it's well-proportioned accommodation and  comprises a bright open-plan kitchen and reception room, a contemporary bathroom and a double bedroom positioned at the quieter rear of the building and further benefits from extensive fitted storage cabinetry.

Residents benefit from a secure entry phone system, access to a low-maintenance communal courtyard at the rear of the building providing a peaceful outdoor retreat from the bustle of city life and are eligible for residents' on-street parking permissions from Camden borough authority.

The property is offered with a lease in excess of 100 years, a peppercorn ground rent and  reasonable service charges which include building insurance. Brought to market with no onward chain and sold with vacant possession the home is ready for immediate occupation suiting motivated purchasers and those with time constraints.

A highly versatile unit, well suited to owner-occupiers, pied-à-terre purchasers seeking immediate access to major rail connections, or buy-to-let investors operating either traditional long-let or serviced accommodation models. During the previous AST (APT) tenancy (2025–2026), the property achieved a gross rental yield equivalent to 8.5% based on the current asking price.


Wicklow Street is excellently positioned to take advantage of the multiple transport connections in the immediate vicinity, and has access to a wealth of restaurants, cafés and cultural amenities that have established King's Cross as one of Central London's more recent sought-after neighbourhoods.