Barbican Penthouses

For those who like the high life

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Barbican Penthouses

The largest and most luxurious flats in the tower blocks are the penthouses at the top. 'For those who like the high life', as this marketing brochure puts it.

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All three towers

All three Barbican towers have penthouses. This brochure covers the central one, Shakespeare Tower.

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A whole floor

Each of the penthouses has at least a floor to itself, allowing a spacious, luxurious lifestyle only available to the wealthiest residents.

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Bigger than most houses

Some of the penthouses are bigger than most houses. Penthouse 392, shown in this brochure, has five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two shower rooms. Penthouse 411 has four bedrooms over two floors

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St Paul's at your feet

Some of the appeal of the penthouses is the unobstructed view across London. 'St. Paul's at your feet', as this brochure puts it.

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What are these two dressing up for?

Maybe an evening in the Barbican Centre?

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View from the top

Some of the penthouses even have rooftop terraces.  The skyline is different these days, but it's still an impressive view.

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