FAQs
Buyers based outside the UK can purchase homes in London. We guide clients through each stage of the process, and where they do not have their own advisers, we can introduce solicitors, surveyors and tax advisers who will provide specialist advice.
No. We help clients remotely, providing video viewings alongside detailed market insights and comparative analysis. Once a suitable property has been identified, we recommend visiting the property.
Once an offer has been accepted, it typically takes approximately 8 to 12 weeks to exchange contracts, although the timescale will depend on the property, the complexity of the transaction and the readiness of all parties
If a client does not have their own advisers, we can introduce them to trusted professionals.
Before beginning a property search, we complete KYC and AML checks, which require our clients to provide a copy of their passport or government ID and proof of address. Once a property is identified and an offer is about to be made, proof of funds will be required. Once the offer is accepted, confirmation of source of funds will be required.
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should allow for Stamp Duty Land Tax, legal fees, survey costs and any applicable mortgage or other professional adviser fees. We recommend taking independent tax advice before proceeding
We identify homes to suit clients’ preferences, from traditional layouts to contemporary residences with lifestyle-focused features, including private gardens, terraces, spas, home gyms and wine cellars.
Privacy and security are fundamental to every search and are considered carefully when assessing each property.
Our principal focus is prime central London, including Chelsea, Kensington, Notting Hill, Holland Park, Belgravia, Mayfair and Knightsbridge. We also undertake selected searches across the wider prime London market where an area suits a client’s requirements.
Through our extensive network, we have access to off-market properties, together with those available on the open market.
We provide detailed market data which includes property prices achieved, both historic and current, tenure, location, condition and size.
We work closely with trusted professionals who carry out due diligence, valuations and surveys.
Complex leasehold terms, planning restrictions and property defects. We strongly recommend instructing trusted solicitors and surveyors, ensuring clients receive expert advice to navigate the process smoothly.
We assist clients with the practicalities of settling into their new home and, where required, can introduce them to trusted professionals, such as interior designers and building specialists, ensuring support extends beyond completion.