Acton Street, Camden

Thoughtfully converted pub, once the Prince Albert, a historic Truman's pub (1922) in Kings Cross, now an exceptional contemporary residence. An impressive living space with open plan living/dining/kitchen, soaring ceilings and period character. The contemporary kitchen features bespoke carpentry with quality integrated appliances and premium finishes, creating an inviting space for entertaining and everyday living. Large windows flood the space with natural light, complemented by plantain shutters for privacy and summer heat management. State-of-the-art climate systems deliver year-round comfort, efficient underfloor heating on the ground floor and air conditioning, whilst advanced MVHR ventilation eliminates condensation and maintains fresh air throughout.

Downstairs, two generous double bedrooms (15'6" x 10'9" and 14'6" x 9'11") each feature fitted storage and vast light wells bringing abundant natural illumination to the lower ground floor. The principal bedroom enjoys an en-suite in the original cellar, now a contemporary wet room with distinctive period character, whilst the second bedroom is serviced by a stylish guest bathroom. Advanced ventilation systems eliminate condensation and ensure fresh air throughout. Herringbone wooden flooring flows throughout, and enhanced PAS24 security locks to the front doors provide complete peace of mind.

Kings Cross has undergone a remarkable transformation into London's most vibrant cultural quarter. The £2bn regeneration blends heritage with cutting-edge development, creating a thriving destination with world-class dining, independent shopping on Exmouth Market, and cultural venues including the British Library and Coal Drops Yard. Unrivalled transport connectivity via Kings Cross station serving the London Underground, National Rail and Eurostar makes this location perfect for both city exploration and European escapes. Tree-lined streets, the Regent's Canal path, and a young, professional community complete the package.