Not every property has a tidy, fully documented listing, and Regent's Wharf is one of them. What's consistently reported across the sources available is a building of two-bedroom flats near King's Cross St. Pancras and Camden Town, opened for student bookings in 2020 and holding up to 100 students. Beyond that, details thin out fast, so this guide sticks to what's reliably known and flags clearly what needs a direct call to confirm.
Regent's Wharf
| Item | Details |
| Location | Near King's Cross St Pancras and Camden Town, close to Mornington Crescent tube station |
| Opened | 2020 |
| Capacity | Up to 100 students, across a maximum of 10 floors |
| Room types | Two-bedroom flats only, twin beds per report |
| Distance to UCL | Around 19 minutes by public transport |
| Price and exact address | Not reliably confirmed across public listings — contact the provider directly |
The flats
Every flat at Regent's Wharf is reported as a two-bedroom layout, open-plan, with high-quality interior finishes and plenty of natural light. Furnishings mentioned include twin beds, a desk, a chair, a full-length mirror, and a spacious wardrobe per resident. Because pricing wasn't consistently available across the sources checked, and because the exact current operator wasn't entirely clear either, treat any weekly rate you see elsewhere as provisional until you've confirmed it directly with whoever currently manages the building.
Getting around
The building's positioning near King's Cross St. Pancras and Camden Town is its clearest selling point, both major transport and cultural hubs, with Mornington Crescent tube station close enough to make University College London reachable in around 19 minutes by public transportation. Camden's markets, Regent's Canal, and the surrounding nightlife are all within easy reach, and the area more broadly supports students heading to several nearby institutions, not just UCL.
Reported features
- Open-plan flat layout with natural light
- High-quality interior fittings (as reported)
- Proximity to Camden Town and King's Cross transport links
What to check before booking
The honest position here is that Regent's Wharf doesn't have the depth of current, verifiable listing information that the other properties in this batch do. What's consistently reported points to a genuinely well-located, two-bedroom-only building, but exact pricing, the current operator, and even a precise street address weren't something this research could pin down with confidence. That's a real gap, not a minor detail, so if this property is genuinely on your shortlist, treat the next step as a direct inquiry rather than a booking based on aggregator listings.
Who it might suit
Worth investigating if you're specifically looking for a two-bedroom, twin-sharing flat near King's Cross and Camden, and you're happy to do the legwork of contacting the provider directly to confirm current pricing and availability.
Look elsewhere first if you want to compare confirmed, current pricing across several buildings before deciding, since Regent's Wharf's public information doesn't currently support that comparison reliably.
For accommodation with clearer, verified current pricing, browse student accommodation in the UK, or check how much student accommodation costs in the UK for typical market rates.
FAQs
Where is Regent's Wharf?
Near King's Cross St. Pancras and Camden Town, close to Mornington Crescent tube station; an exact confirmed street address wasn't available across current listings.
What room types does it offer?
Two-bedroom flats only, reported to include twin beds, a desk, and a wardrobe per resident.
How much does it cost?
Current weekly pricing wasn't reliably confirmed; contact the provider directly for an up-to-date quote.
When did it open?
2020, according to available listings.
How far is it from UCL?
Around 19 minutes by public transport.
Should I book without more information?
It's worth a direct inquiry to confirm price, operator, and exact address before committing, given the limited public data available.
