King’s Cross: A Prime Location. An Uncommonly Affordable Office.
Twenty years ago, King’s Cross offices were cheap for a reason. Today, it’s a very different story.
Back in the early 2000s, King’s Cross was hardly London’s most sought-after office location. Its reputation was poor, crime was a concern and good-quality office accommodation was in short supply. For those prepared to look beyond the postcode’s reputation, however, the value was exceptional.
Fast-forward to 2026 and the transformation is remarkable.
King’s Cross has become one of London’s most exciting business destinations, at the heart of a thriving technology, AI and innovation community. Industries that barely existed two decades ago are now helping shape the area’s future.
But there’s a catch.
Quality office space remains in short supply, and much of what is available commands a premium rent.
Which makes the latest opportunity from Ashurst Real Estate particularly interesting.
Introducing Acorn House, 314–320 Gray’s Inn Road, WC1X 8DP
5,019 sq. ft. of self-contained, newly constructed office space — with a specification to match and a rent that bucks the trend.
Arranged over ground and lower ground floors, Acorn House offers a lift connecting both levels, excellent natural light throughout and its own private garden — a welcome bonus for working lunches, informal meetings or simply taking a breather from the office.
The specification includes exposed ceiling services, full air conditioning and underfloor cabling, creating a contemporary workspace ready for modern business.
And then there’s the rent - just £137,500 per annum. Just £27.50 per sq. ft!
In a location increasingly associated with innovation, ambition and premium office rents, Acorn House offers businesses the opportunity to secure quality accommodation without paying a premium for the privilege.
King’s Cross has moved on. Your office budget doesn’t have to move up with it.
For further information or to download the brochure, contact Ashurst Real Estate.
Ashurst Real Estate
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