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Gifford Street, King's Cross, N1

Ideally situated just moments from amenities in Caledonian Road, this fantastic 1 bedroom flat offers well presented living space with a generous reception room and modern fitted kitchen.

House

1 Beds

1 Baths

£600 pw

£2,600 pcm

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Key features

4th floor 1 bedroom flat
Large reception room
Modern kitchen with built in appliances
2 balconies
Neutral décor
Fantastic transport links with Kings Cross
Double bedroom

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Further details

Council Tax

£1,788.28 per year (C)

Local Authority

Islington

Total Sq Ft

523 (48.59 Sq M) approx.

References

22791112

Council tax is given as a guide only and should be checked and confirmed before exchange of contracts.

Nearest stations

Caledonian Road & Barnsbury Rail Station

- Zone: 2

London Overground

King's Cross & St Pancras International

- Zone: 1

Metropolitan

East Midlands Railway

Hammersmith & City

Circle

Victoria

Grand Central

Piccadilly

Great Northern

London North Eastern Railway

Southeastern

Thameslink

Northern

First Hull Trains

London St Pancras International LL Rail Station

Thameslink

Energy Performance Certificates

Awaiting EPC, or not applicable

Local life

Gifford Street offers a fantastic location near an ample of amenities, including those within the Kings Cross area. Situated on the doorstep of Bingfield Park you also have access to fantastic transport links.

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