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Supermarket giant Waitrose to open a food shop and innovative cookery school at King’s Cross in spring 2015. |
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Google signs at King’s Cross in deal of the century bit.ly/11C0EpL |
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“London’s hottest new neighbourhood?” Condé Nast Traveller, June 2012 |
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GOOGLE PURCHASE 1M SQ FT AT KING’S CROSS AS KCCLP LEASES BACK 50,000 SQ FT OF GROUND FLOOR RETAIL. |
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It’s exciting times at King’s Cross as Google completes the purchase of 2.4 acres to develop its new state of the art UK headquarters with a move targeted for 2016. The ground floor retail will span the length of the bustling King’s Boulevard, the development’s main thoroughfare.
The deal, which is one of London’s most significant property transactions in recent years, is a major boost to the transformation of King’s Cross, confirming it as one of London’s hottest new neighbourhoods.
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WHAT’S
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2,850 sq ft available in One Pancras Square |
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ArtHouse, over 4,300 sq ft alongside the Regent’s Canal and the new Handyside Park. |
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“King’s Cross can give the West End a run for its money” Fiona Macdonald, Metro |
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THE WESTERN TRANSIT SHED,
OVER 36,000 SQ FT OF RETAIL SPACE IN A STUNNING VICTORIAN BUILDING. |
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The retail at Western Transit Shed will be an eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants, bars and shops in a charming heritage setting. Facing onto the new Cubitt Square and the Coal Drops shopping area, the Western Transit Shed is part of an exciting new retail quarter at the heart of King’s Cross.
The 14,240 sq ft available of new retail space divides into flexible ground floor units, all fronted by glazed shop fronts within victorian brick arches.
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WHO’S
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Shrimpy’s brings East End cool to King’s Cross |
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Foyles opens pop-up bookshop at Central Saint Martins |
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“Caravan has been a roaring success… this could well become the hottest alfresco dining spot in London” Time Out, August 2012 |
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THE POPULAR EXMOUTH MARKET RESTAURANT AND COFFEE ROASTERY IS NOW OPEN IN THE GRANARY BUILDING |
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Caravan King’s Cross has now been attracting food and coffee lovers since last summer and things are certainly not slowing down.
Located in the Grade II-listed Granary Building and offering up a menu of ‘food well-travelled’, the restaurant has been popular with residents, workers, visitors and students whether they are popping in for a cup of coffee from the restaurant’s roastery, a drink from the bar or for a mouth-watering meal – breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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WHAT’S
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Camden Council signs deal for 5 Pancras Square at King’s Cross |
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114 exquisitely designed private apartments nearing completion |
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BNP Paribas Real Estate moving into a new office building on Pancras Square, which they are developing. |
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PANCRAS SQUARE IS THE FOCAL POINT FOR THE NEW OFFICE COMMUNITY SOUTH OF REGENT’S CANAL. |
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The Square is both an important thoroughfare and the ideal place to relax.Tables will spill out from the cafés and restaurants around the square giving the area energy and buzz throughout the day and into the evening. With its terraced water features, mature trees, public art and seating areas, this is a striking new public space.
Thousands of office workers on the doorstep and proximity to King’s Cross and St Pancras International stations means there will be a constant flow of people passing through.
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WHAT’S
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Granary Square is the canalside heart of King’s Cross. |
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Western Transit Shed offices fully let to Argent, Hoare Lea, and Zone |
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“It’s all about Kingy now – AKA King’s Cross. Head to hot new restaurant Shrimpy’s or hang out with the Central Saint Martins crowd.” Camilla Long, Style Magazine,The Sunday Times, June 2012 |
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THE GRANARY BUILDING AT THE HEART OF KING’S CROSS IS THE NEW HOME OF THE WORLD FAMOUS ARTS COLLEGE CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS |
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Central Saint Martins is one of a number of colleges that recently came together under the banner of University of the Arts London. The £200m campus for Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design brings together 5,000 staff and students under one roof.
Drawn to the exciting new environment at King’s Cross, the relocation of the university reinforces the cultural and creative pull of the area.
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