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Ice Wharf was designed by architect Tchaik Chassay and built in 1998. The name derives from a nearby Victorian ice well. Carlo Gatti had the huge well constructed in 1857 to store tons of ice imported from Norway. The ice enabled ice-cream to be brought to Londoners for the first time. You can still view the original ice well at the London Canal Museum.
If you are looking to rent in the Kings Cross area please visit this link for details of a 2 bedroom apartment with balcony facing to the water adn over the communal gardens.
