The three-bed flat that is inside a major UK railway station and comes with 24/7 room service

A three-bedroom penthouse nestled within the iconic railway station has hit the market

With a staggering £8.5 million price tag the property, which is inside London's St Pancras Station, features soaring six-metre-high ceilings and stunning gothic-style windows that bathe the space in natural light.

Inside, the new owner will be greeted with polished wooden floors, a sleek modern kitchen, and an elegant neutral décor that extends throughout the expansive living areas. This includes three generously sized bedrooms, four exquisite bathrooms, and a spacious sitting and dining room, all accessible via a private lift.

The property also offers round-the-clock concierge service, ensuring room service is available at any hour.

The ground floor houses two bars and two restaurants for convenient dining options, an on-site spa and fitness centre, and a ball room that promises to host some of London's most lavish parties.

Agents at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (BHHS London) say the "stunning" apartment is set within the "iconic" Grade I-listed St Pancras Chambers.

The building previously housed the Midland Grand Hotel, designed by famous English architect George Gilbert Scott, which is now called St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London.

The triplex penthouse was converted from the hotel’s former water tower and still feature the original Victorian beams and joists.

The agents said: "It is widely accepted as one of the finest examples of Victorian gothic architecture.

"The building itself offers 24-hour concierge services, and access to room service from the five-star St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. The hotel also includes two restaurants, two bars, function rooms and ballroom.

"Residents can also access the fitness centre and spa