The Gyle
King's Cross, London
“Steampunk Victorian townhouse”
Vibe
Whimsical steampunk details collide with 1850 Victorian architecture in an eccentric townhouse setting overlooking a leafy residential square.
“Steampunk Victorian townhouse”
Henry Chebaane's whimsical steampunk interiors featuring repurposed Victorian coal-hole tables and reclaimed airline trolleys.
Three heritage-listed 1850 Victorian townhouses facing Argyle Square, preserved with original facade proportions.
The intimate TOAST lounge serves morning artisan juices and evening single malts beneath lightning-effect ceilings.
Facing Argyle Square's garden, four minutes on foot from King's Cross and St Pancras stations
Rooms
Slate and juniper tones frame solid oak floors, featuring repurposed Victorian coal-hole tables and reclaimed airline trolleys turned bathroom vanities.
Backstory
Designer Henry Chebaane framed the three 1850 townhouses around a time-travel mystery that later inspired his steampunk graphic novel universe.
Eat & drink
TOAST serves morning artisan juices and evening single malts in an intimate lounge beneath ceilings with flashing lightning effects.
The neighborhood
Leafy Argyle Square sits right outside, placing King’s Cross and the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras four minutes away on foot.
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