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Bishopsgate goods yard

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Bishopsgate goods yard started life as Bishopsgate station in 1840. The site later became a goods yard before closing in 1964.

The derelict structure holds two large tunnels, either side of Braithwaite Street (also known as Wheeler Street). Both tunnels have arches running along one side. A rugged and wild viaduct is above, and offers great views of the City.

The eastern arches are architecturally stunning, and are Grade II listed. 

This location is high-risk as it sits next to the running railway. 

Previous projects include: Hobbs & Shaw (David Leitch, 2019), London Fashion Week (2019 and 2017), Mission Impossible: Fallout (Christopher McQuarrie, 2018).

Subject to a minimum rental period.  Due to lead-in time and safety requirements, only productions in band C should apply.

Location details

Location

Bishopsgate goods yard
Braithwaite Street
London
E1 6SY

Features

Tags
Within M25 area, Arches and tunnels, Dark and moody, Featured