1 Bed Flat, Caledonian Road, N7

Key Features

• 1 bedroom apartment
• Open Plan kitchen/living/dining area
• Wooden flooring throughout
• Communal landscaped gardens
• A very short walk to Caledonian Road underground station and Caledonian Road and Barnsbury overground station

Full Description

This modern 1 bedroom apartment offers generous accommodation on the third floor of this development on Caledonian Road.

The kitchen/living/dining area offers the comfort of modern living in an open space. The open plan kitchen is fitted with an oven/hob and has a fridge/freezer, washing machine and microwave oven.

The generous bedroom has wooden flooring along with a mirrored sliding door wardrobe.

Local Area

Affectionately known as 'The Cally', Caledonian Road is undergoing a renaissance. This is a historic area of central London with amazing potential, between the spectacular regeneration zone just north of King's Cross, and the long-established, sought after neighbourhood of Islington.

Every London neighbourhood, no matter how urban, has welcoming parks and pockets of green, and Caledonian Road is no exception. Just around the corner is Caledonian Park, who's Grade II listed clock tower is a remnant from the days when the park was the Metropolitan Cattle market. Market Road Gardens is next to Caledonian Park and combines a nature conservation area with sports pitches and Islington Tennis Centre.

Caledonian Road is an extremely well connected location, giving you the choice of London Underground from Caledonian Road station and Overground from Caledonian Road and Barnsbury. Both stations are within minutes' walk.

International links are very good too. The Piccadilly line runs direct to Heathrow Airport. It's also just one station, or 3 minutes, from Caledonian Road to King's Cross St Pancras International, London's Eurostar Terminal.

Dining Out

Eating out areas close to Caledonian Road are numerous, and all offer something different. Islington's Upper Street in particular gives the impression of having a different restaurant every few yards. They include the original branch of Ottolenghi, Mexican at Wahaca, American burgers at Five Guys, tapas at La Farola, cocktails at Hoxley & Porter, gastropub fare at the Duke of Cambridge and many more.

To the west, restaurants, pubs, cocktail bars and cafés of every description cluster around Camden Town, where Japanese, Turkish, Thai and American Deep South cooking can be all tried. On the eastern side in Hoxton and Shoreditch, the choices are just as diverse and include Peruvian, classic French, southern Italian and Scandinavian.

In King's Cross, all life is focused on Granary Square where you can eat at Caravan, Grain Store, Dishoom and the German Gymnasium. Within the gothic extravagance of the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel.

Local Culture

Anyone curious about culture finds endless inspiration in London. Its theatre scene, museums, galleries and music venues, ranging from opera houses to rock stadiums, have given it a well-deserved reputation for arts and entertainment.

Locally to Caledonian Road, cultural venues include the Almeida Theatre, King's Head Theatre, Sadler's Wells and the Estorick Collection in Islington, while Kings Palace in Kings Cross provides an exciting new space for music and performance of every genre.

In King's Cross, Granary Square is the setting for a year-long programme of events, performances and activities, such as big-screen sports occasions, family festivals, Fashion Week shows, food markets and concerts.