BARNEY ESTATES LTD

Company number 12821397 ·

Active

Executive summary

Barney Estates Ltd is a niche-focused London property auctioneer operating with a lean asset base and centralized ownership. While the company faces liquidity challenges and negative equity, it has growth opportunities through digital expansion, service diversification, and strategic partnerships within the expanding real estate auction market. Addressing financial risks and enhancing operational capacity will be critical to strengthening competitive positioning and achieving scalable growth.

Read the full AI analysis →

Shareholders' funds

-£334,889

Balance sheet as at 2025-04-30

View full accounts →

Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2020-08-18
Employees
0 (2025 accounts)
Registered office
16 Baltimore House Juniper Drive, London, England, SW18 1TS
Postcode
SW18 1TS
Capital
100 GBP
Accounts category
Total Exemption Full

Accounts

Last made up to
2025-04-30
Next due by
2027-01-25
Financial year end
25 April

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2025-09-04
Next due by
2026-09-18
View filing history →

Nature of business (SIC)

  • 68310 Real estate agencies

Officers 2 current

Appointed 2024-12-01
Amiee BRYETT Director
Appointed 2020-08-18

View all officers and resignations →

Data protection registration

Registered with the ICO as a data protection fee payer — ZB422933 (Tier 1), registered since 2022.

Information Commissioner's Office register of fee payers, licensed under the Open Government Licence.

Contact details

Website
barneyestates.co.uk
Phone
02084327330

London Property Auctioneers, Providing Land, Residential & Investment Properties. Helping Buy & Sell Property In London & Throughout The UK.

Competitors London

This company ranks 545 among real estate agencies in London.

Full league table →

The class of 2020

33%

of the 4,072 companies in this sector incorporated in 2020 are still active today; 63% have since been dissolved.

A fact about the year, not a forecast for this company.

Survival rates for every incorporation year →