BARBICAN ESTATE

HISTORY / SALES / LETTINGS

It is the narrowest block on the estate.

From a flat to let
FROM A FLAT TO LET
From a flat to let
FROM A FLAT TO LET
From a flat for sale
FROM A FLAT FOR SALE
From a flat for sale
FROM A FLAT FOR SALE
1973Completed
7Floors
56Flats
NAMED AFTER
W. Bryer & Sons, gold refiners and assayers. The firm worked at 53–54 Barbican. A frieze showing how they refined gold was saved from their building and now hangs in White Lyon Court.
WHERE
The block runs north to south on the north podium. All its flats face west and look at Murray House. A small pool with fountains sits at the front.
INSIDE
Every flat is a studio, and they are nearly identical. An access gallery runs along the back.
WAY IN
Single entrance at the south end, reached by the Fann Street ramp
Flat types
F1D
Studio
40 flats
F1E
Studio
8 flats
P1D
Studio
8 flats
What flats sell for
£575,000 1995 1995 // £60,0001 SALE 1996 // £65,5003 SALES 1997 // £82,2504 SALES 1998 // £90,0004 SALES 1999 // £99,5009 SALES 2000 2000 // £134,0006 SALES 2001 // £157,7506 SALES 2002 // £190,0007 SALES 2003 // £187,0008 SALES 2004 // £212,5004 SALES 2005 2005 // £231,0003 SALES 2006 // £245,0003 SALES 2007 // £340,0003 SALES 2008 // £315,0001 SALE 2009 // £300,0003 SALES 2010 2010 // £340,0005 SALES 2011 // £333,0003 SALES 2012 // £375,0003 SALES 2013 // £420,0001 SALE 2014 // £437,6001 SALE 2016 2016 // £575,0001 SALE 2017 // £535,0003 SALES 2018 // £515,0002 SALES 2019 // £495,0001 SALE 2020 // £500,0003 SALES 2021 2021 // £515,0001 SALE 2022 // £511,7502 SALES 2023 // £550,0001 SALE 2024 2024 // £530,0004 SALES
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