BARBICAN ESTATE

HISTORY / SALES / LETTINGS

These small houses sit below the podium, right beside the waterfall that drops into the lake.

1969Completed
2Floors
26Flats
NAMED AFTER
The Brandon family, lords of the manor of Barbican. Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, held the manor. Earlier, Robert Brandon, son of Lord Ufford, had acquired it.
WHERE
The houses face west over the lake, behind the waterfall, or over Speed Garden.
INSIDE
Each is a two-storey house with an inside bathroom and angled roof lights. Brown perspex canopies went on in the 1980s.
WAY IN
Down from the podium on Willoughby Highwalk, with one entrance for every two houses
Flat types
118
1 bed
7 flats
120
2 bed
7 flats
119
1 bed
6 flats
121
2 bed
6 flats
What flats sell for
£1,390,000 2015 2015 // £935,0002 SALES 2017 // £950,0001 SALE 2018 // £1,043,5002 SALES 2020 // £491,4802 SALES 2021 // £441,2502 SALES 2022 2022 // £1,390,0001 SALE 2023 // £1,331,9991 SALE 2025 // £1,125,0001 SALE 2026 2026 // £980,0001 SALE
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