1 bed flat for sale

Trinity Court, 254 Gray's Inn Road, London WC1X

Trinity Court, 254 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X

Greater London Properties Presents
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a lovely one bedroom apartment with private balcony located on the first floor with lift situated in a popular art deco block.

The Property
Extending over 455 sq ft, this lovely one bedroom apartment epitomizes contemporary urban living. Benefitting from a thoughtfully designed open plan layout which maximizes the space with a fully equipped kitchen and living area, a generous sized bedroom with built in storage and a contemporary bathroom with stand alone shower. This bright and airy apartment is in good condition with wooden flooring through out and a private balcony with great views over St Andrew Gardens.

This fantastic flat is ideal for owner-occupiers looking for tranquillity and style in this exquisite location as well as parents buying for children attending one of the many universities in the area.

Location and Transport
Trinity Court is a beautiful 1930's Art Deco development located on Gray's Inn Road, the Eastern fringe of Bloomsbury. Gray's Inn Road is supremely well positioned for access to King's Cross and Bloomsbury as well as the renowned eateries and bars of Exmouth Market and Upper Street. The most prestigious shopping streets, hotels and cultural landmarks are within a short stroll. There is easy access to the open space of Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard shopping centre, ucl and to many other universities. London's International Airports are easily accessible through the Underground and Mainline Station network at King's Cross and the Eurostar link at St Pancras further enhances the area's connectivity, reinforcing its stature as a vibrant and bustling slice of London life.

'What the Owner Says'
For over twenty years our quiet flat in a well managed block provided a central and convenient London base while we were working. It has been a pleasure to enjoy our local parks and historic pubs, music venues, markets and modern buildings. The area is lively, entertaining and easy to navigate. The museums and other cultural hubs, restaurants and coffee places provide an exciting and diverse city experience. Work done it has been a pleasure walking back from Russel Square at night after a film or dinner. Public transport is excellent locally, and to travel more widely in the UK particularly from Kings Cross. The short walk to Eurostar allows for lunch in Paris.