This newly refurbished one-bedroom apartment is centrally located in the heart of London by major train stations and moments away from the British Library, the British Museum and Coal Drops Yard.
The area surrounding this property is full of cafes, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, theatres and other entertainment outlets, making it easy to find entertainment, enjoy coffee, lunch, and dinner out within the vibrant area. Situated less than 200 metres away from major Train, Tube and Bus stations, you can access major train, tube lines and also buses, allowing easy and quick access to London’s famous streets and landmarks. Discover Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Regent’s Park, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, Westminster Abbey and Harrods, and many more of London’s attractions, making your trip one to remember. The property is also moments away from Kings Cross St Pancreas, for easy access to the Eurostar and of course Paris, Amsterdam and more destinations.
Located on the 5th floor, this sun filled apartment with great views can comfortably accommodate 2 adults and 2 small children. The smoke-free property features a living room, one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen, a small standing only balcony and lift access. The living room is equipped with a sofa/sofabed and a dining table that can seat 4 people. The kitchen is fully fitted with modern appliances and the property has a washing machine and dryer. The master bedroom comes complete with a double sized bed. The apartment also features one bathroom with a bathtub with an overhead shower.
To make the property feel like a home-away-from-home, it offers complimentary WiFi, TV, DVD and a complimentary range of luxury amenities including fresh, high-quality linen and towels, eco-friendly luxury toiletries including shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash and shower gel, tea as well as coffee.
Euston Station is one of London's major railway terminals, connecting the city to destinations across the UK, including cities like Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow. The station is a focal point for travelers arriving in or departing from London and plays a crucial role in the city's transportation network.
Euston's excellent transportation connections extend beyond just Euston Station. Nearby, you'll find Euston Square Station, which is on the London Underground's Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, and Northern lines. This makes the area easily accessible to other parts of London.
University College London (UCL):
Euston is also home to University College London (UCL), one of the city's most prestigious universities. UCL's main campus is situated near Euston Station, contributing to the area's academic and youthful atmosphere.
St. Pancras International:
While not directly in Euston, neighboring St. Pancras International Station is within walking distance. This station is famous for its Eurostar services to Paris and Brussels, making it a key link to continental Europe.
Regent's Park:
Euston is situated close to Regent's Park, one of London's most beautiful and expansive green spaces. The park offers recreational opportunities, including walking paths, boating, and the famous London Zoo.
Cultural and Entertainment Venues:
The British Library, one of the largest libraries in the world, is located near Euston. It houses an extensive collection of books, manuscripts, and documents. The Shaw Theatre, a performance venue known for hosting various events, is also in the vicinity.
Restaurants and Cafés:
The area around Euston Station offers a variety of dining options, from quick bites to sit-down restaurants. You'll find a mix of cuisines, catering to both locals and travelers passing through the station.
Urban Environment:
Euston is characterized by its urban atmosphere, with a mix of commercial buildings, offices, and residential areas. Due to its central location and transportation links, it's a lively and dynamic part of London.
Historical Significance:
Euston has historical significance as one of London's early railway termini. The original Euston Arch, which was a notable architectural feature, was demolished in the 1960s, sparking debates about preservation and urban planning.
Euston's centrality, transportation connections, and proximity to institutions like UCL and Regent's Park make it a dynamic area with a mix of academic, cultural, and commercial activities.
Restaurants:
Mildreds: A vegetarian and vegan restaurant known for its creative and flavorful plant-based dishes, including a variety of globally inspired options.
Drummond Street: This street, located near Euston Station, is lined with several Indian and South Asian restaurants offering a range of cuisines and flavours.
North Sea Fish Restaurant: A longstanding fish and chips restaurant, offering classic British fare and seafood dishes in a casual setting.
Chutneys: An Indian restaurant known for its traditional South Indian cuisine, including dosas, curries, and other flavorful dishes.
Wellcome Kitchen: Located within the Wellcome Collection, this café offers a selection of sandwiches, salads, and light meals in a cultural and artistic setting.
Pubs:
The Euston Flyer: A pub located near Euston Station, offering a selection of drinks, including a variety of beers, ales, and ciders.
The Rocket: A pub with a modern interior, offering a range of drinks and pub-style food, making it a popular spot for both locals and travellers.
The Doric Arch: Situated next to Euston Station, this historic pub offers a traditional British pub atmosphere along with a selection of ales and pub food.
The Prince Arthur: A classic London pub with a cosy interior, serving a variety of drinks and classic pub dishes.
The Somers Town Coffee House: A gastropub with a focus on craft beers and modern British cuisine, offering a comfortable setting for dining and socializing.
