5 Best Real Estate Agents in London (2026)

Frank Harris & Co.'s South Bank and Waterloo office covers Bloomsbury, the Barbican, South Bank and Clerkenwell, handling both sales and lettings from a Stamford Street base with property valuation services alongside its listings. It's part of a larger multi-branch agency, and this particular office runs seven days a week with consistent hours, which matters if you're viewing flats around a work schedule. Reviewers describe individual agents, Freddie Papworth, Zak, and the team of Nicole and Salvatore come up by name, staying closely involved through paperwork, tenant vetting and coordinating tradespeople.

Hudsons Property operates from Charlotte Street covering the West End and Central London, working sales, lettings, property management and commercial deals under one roof. The agency positions itself around building relationships that outlast a single transaction, and reviewers back that up, tenants describe ongoing support from a property manager well after move-in, not just help finding the flat. It runs seven-day opening hours, including Sunday, and reviewers repeatedly name the same handful of staff (Simon Bray, Sarese, Paul, Phoebe) across sales, lettings and property management roles.

Laurels Property Partners, based in Covent Garden, built its reputation on what it calls its 25 Day Challenge, taking on properties that failed to sell with other agents and pushing them through in under 25 days on average. The agency publishes its own numbers on this, over 2,000 properties sold and £1.12 billion in total transactions, and reviewers back the pitch, several mention switching to Laurels after another agent couldn't move their property. It runs weekend hours (Saturday and Sunday) and covers both buying and selling across South and Southwest London postcodes based on the reviews sampled.

Tyron Ash International Real Estate operates from Berkeley Square, splitting its listings between the UK and Dubai and marketing itself around a strong Instagram presence and high-end property coverage. The agency handles both buying and selling, and reviewers describe individual agents managing complicated, drawn-out sales, one customer credits an agent with keeping a seven-month chain of buyers together through repeated setbacks. It's a claimed, actively managed listing with same-day responses reported by several reviewers.

Stirling Ackroyd's West End office, on St Martin's Lane, handles sales and lettings alongside mortgage broking, property management and surveying services from one branch. Reviewers who describe themselves as first-time renters, international students or newcomers to the UK single out the same agent, Lewis, for walking them through unfamiliar processes patiently and clearly. It keeps six-day opening hours (closed Sunday) and covers Central London lettings and sales.