Capella Residences

1. International Transportation Hub - Six Subway Lines + Two Major Railway Stations + "Eurostar"：You can reach King's Cross Station and St Pancras Station (a transfer station for 6 subway lines in London) on foot. With the introduction of the Crossrail Elizabeth Line, Farringdon has also become an important transportation hub in the capital. It receives the passenger flow from King's Cross and St Pancras railway stations and can easily reach all areas of London, becoming a place where people gather in London at present. There are also 2 subway stations nearby: Euston and Mornington Crescent. 2. Adjacent to G5 universities, culture and art, it is a popular area among international students.：The King's Cross plot is adjacent to Central Saint Martins College and is very close to UCL, LSE, and KCL. It is one of the areas in London with a high degree of connectivity to major universities. [Primary School] St Mary & St Pancras CofE (about 1.6 km, on Werrington Street, rated as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, the authoritative school rating agency in the UK). [Secondary School] Elizabeth Garret Anderson (about 1.6 km, rated as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted). 3. The settlement of high-tech companies and large enterprises has created a high-income elite working area.：King's Cross has gathered technology companies, including high-tech Internet enterprises such as Amazon, Facebook, the headquarters of Google, Huawei, and the headquarters of YouTube. There are also elite talents from all over the world, such as Louis Vuitton (LV), BNP Paribas, PRS Music, Universal Music Group, and Havas Group.

Large companies such as Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Samsung, Apple, BNP Paribas, Nan Fung, Lego, and Rolls - Royce are all within a 1 - kilometer walking distance. Central Saint Martins, the world - ranked first art college, is only 280 meters away on foot. Since the Victorian era, King's Cross has served as the most important transportation hub in the UK. The residents here include office workers from surrounding technology companies, college students, staff, business travelers who rely on convenient transportation, and people who like the fashionable atmosphere in this area. The total number of people living, working, and studying in this small neighborhood has reached 50,000.

King's Cross is about 3 kilometers from the center of London. It is one of the large - scale renovation projects in the center of London in the past 150 years and one of the successful cases of regional renovation and reconstruction in the UK. In 2004, the London government released the "London Plan", and King's Cross was designated as an "Area of Opportunity". In 2007, the Eurostar was completed, and this area became the gateway for Europe to enter and exit the UK. In 2008, the government invested £3 billion to build about 300,000 square meters of office space, about 50,000 square meters of retail and leisure space, 2,000 residential units, hotels, and educational institutions. A series of construction projects have attracted many companies, such as Nike, Facebook, Louis Vuitton (LV), BNP Paribas, Samsung, Google, etc. The number of jobs here has increased by 500% (in the past 10 years), and there have been 41 million tourists (since 2012).