King's Cross, Camden: Property

Flats in King's Cross sell for around £954,000 on average — well above most nearby neighbourhoods. Terraced houses are a rarer sight here, with just a handful of sales averaging £803,500, which is actually among the cheaper terraced prices in the area. King's Cross flats cost considerably more than in Caledonian (£591,700), St Pancras & Somers Town (£534,000) and Camden Square (£608,500). They also outpace Bloomsbury (£587,800) and Clerkenwell (£786,100). Only Holborn & Covent Garden comes close at £906,500. Terraced houses tell a different story. At £803,500, King's Cross terraces are far cheaper than in Bloomsbury, Camden Town or Holborn & Covent Garden, where multi-million pound sales push averages well over £1.9 million. This gap likely reflects the small number of terraced sales here rather than a genuine price difference. King's Cross is overwhelmingly a flat-buyer's market, with sales data limited to flats and just a couple of terraced homes. You'll pay a premium here compared with most of Camden's other central neighbourhoods.