Strutt and Parker is the only leading national agent to have a shop window and office open to the public in central London. We focus on the sale of farms, estates, country houses and new homes and our Rural Development department specialises in the sale and acquisition of commercial properties throughout the country.
Our opening hours are:
9am - 6pm
Our opening hours are:
9am - 6pm
London Rural Head Office
37 Davies Street,
London,
W1K 4SP
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7629 7282
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7409 2359
Email: london@struttandparker.com
Paddington:
Take the Circle & District line to Notting Hill Gate, then take the Central Line to Bond Street. Strutt & Parker is a short walk from the station.Upon leaving the station, turn right into Davies Street, Strutt & Parker is located on the right-hand side (just past Three Kings Yard)
Liverpool Street:
Take the Central line to Bond Street. Strutt & Parker is a short walk from the station. Upon leaving the station, turn right into Davies Street, Strutt & Parker is located on the right-hand side (just after Three Kings Yard)
Victoria:
Take the Victoria line to Green Park. Strutt & Parker is a short walk from the station. Leave the station by the Piccadilly North Side exit. Turn left into Berkeley Street. Continue north through Berkeley Square and onto Davies Street. Strutt & Parker is located on the left-hand side (just before Three Kings Yard).
Car parking:
Spaces can be found in the NCP Car Park just off Davies Street in Grosvenor Hill. Exit the garage into Grosvenor Hill and turn right. Walk up and turn right in to Davies Street. Walk up and turn right in to Davies Street. Cross the road and continue walking towards Oxford Street. Strutt & Parker is located on the left-hand side.
Our extensive network of local branches cover all of the U.K. Our teams on the ground have superior local knowledge and are ready to answer your enquiries.
London Rural Head Office
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