Company portrait
Profile and services
- Primary profession
- Real estate agent
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Specialism
- –
- Other professions
- –
- Online consulting
- Not stated
- Coverage
- Regional
- Languages
- English
- Profile status
- Editorially documented
Profile at a glance
- Profession
- Real estate agent
- Focus
- Not stated
- Location
- London
- Languages
- English
- Online consulting
- Not stated
- Data as of
- 04/10/2026
- Google data checked
- 04/10/2026
What to look for in London
With agents in London, look for local knowledge of the neighbourhood, a transparent valuation and a clear contract. In Germany a licence under § 34c Trade Regulation Act is mandatory.
Editorial note for orientation – not legal or investment advice.
How the first contact works
- 1
Describe your goal: selling, letting or buying, property type and timeframe.
- 2
The office replies with questions and a proposed appointment.
- 3
Viewing or valuation appointment on site.
- 4
Agree the agency contract and commission in writing before instructing.
Common questions before you enquire
Who pays the commission on a purchase in Germany?
When flats and single-family houses are sold to consumers, the commission is generally split equally (§ 656c German Civil Code). The contract must be in text form.
Which documents should I prepare?
Land register extract, floor plans, floor area calculation, energy certificate and, for flats, the declaration of division and recent owners' meeting minutes.
Is the first estimate free?
Many agents offer a non-binding initial estimate. Ask beforehand whether any costs apply.
Key local offices in London
- HM Land Registry (England and Wales)
Land register, actual sale prices (Price Paid Data)
- Find a court or tribunal
Identify the competent court
Links to official websites; details may change.
Market data for London
We do not publish our own price figures. Current prices, rents and land values come from the official sources below.
Guides on this topic
Selling property in Germany: step by step
From valuation to the notary appointment – what happens when you sell a flat or house.
Choosing the right estate agent
How to recognise qualifications, market knowledge and a fair agency agreement.
Agent's commission: who pays what?
The rules for buying and renting in Germany in brief.
Profile summary
Acorn Estate Agents and Letting Agents in London Bridge at a glance
Acorn Estate Agents and Letting Agents in London Bridge is a branch of The Acorn Group, located at 116–118 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3TX. The office handles residential sales and lettings, supporting property owners, buyers and tenants. Its website lists Bermondsey, Borough, London Bridge, Rotherhithe, Southwark, Surrey Quays and Waterloo as its coverage areas.
The branch offers free, no-obligation sales and lettings valuations. According to the website, properties are marketed through 40 offices operating under the Acorn, John Payne and Langford Russell brands across London, Kent and Medway. The group reports using a shared database of more than 40,000 prospective buyers and tenants. The website also describes marketing campaigns tailored to individual properties.
Additional services are available at group level. A dedicated division handles commercial property, investments and development land, while mortgage advice is offered through sister company Mortgage Scout. The supplied Google data gives the branch a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 356 reviews. The sources do not provide a founding year or the size of the local team.
Automatically summarised from the company's publicly available information, as of 04/10/2026. Not individually verified by the editors. Sources: acorngroup.co.uk, acorngroup.co.uk, acorngroup.co.uk, acorngroup.co.uk
Services according to the company
- Residential property sales
- Residential lettings
- Free, no-obligation sales and lettings valuations
- Property-specific marketing campaigns
- Cross-office marketing within The Acorn Group
- Commercial property, investments and development land through the group’s specialist division
- Access to mortgage advice through Mortgage Scout
- Introductions to tenant insurance offerings from Bode Insurance Solutions
Editorial context
Working with a provider in London – what matters
When choosing an estate agent in London, first establish how closely its local experience matches the property concerned. For a home in one of Acorn London Bridge’s stated coverage areas, relevant comparable properties and a reasoned sales or rental valuation are more useful than the size of an office network alone. A free valuation provides an opportunity to discuss the proposed pricing strategy and its assumptions.
Before instructing an agent, owners should clarify the scope of work, fees, additional charges, contract duration and termination arrangements in writing. Given Acorn’s description of marketing across several offices, useful questions include which measures will apply to the individual property, who will be the main contact and how regularly updates on enquiries and viewings will be provided. A large database of prospective customers does not, by itself, establish an achievable price or marketing timescale.
For lettings, distinguish between finding tenants and any ongoing property management that may be required. The supplied material does not establish whether, or to what extent, this branch provides management services, so this should be checked directly.
For commercial property or development land, clarify the role of the group’s specialist division. When considering mortgage advice or insurance introductions, establish which company will deliver the service and what fees or conditions apply. These points offer general guidance rather than legal or financial advice.
Editorial context based on documented profile details, as of 04/10/2026. General information, not legal or investment advice.
Opening hours
- Monday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Source: Google, as of 04/10/2026
Questions & answers
Which areas does Acorn London Bridge cover?
The website lists Bermondsey, Borough, London Bridge, Rotherhithe, Southwark, Surrey Quays and Waterloo as the branch’s coverage areas.
Does the branch offer a free property valuation?
Yes. Owners considering selling or letting their property can request a free, no-obligation sales or lettings valuation.
Where is the branch and what are its opening hours?
The office is at 116–118 Bermondsey Street, London Bridge, London SE1 3TX. The website lists opening hours of 9:00–18:00 Monday to Thursday, 9:00–17:00 Friday and 10:00–16:30 Saturday. It is closed on Sunday.
What agency fees apply, and is ongoing property management available?
The supplied sources do not state the agency’s sales or lettings fees or specify an ongoing property management service at this branch. These points should be checked directly through the contact form.
Can customers access mortgage advice through Acorn?
The website directs customers to sister company Mortgage Scout. It lists assistance for first-time buyers, remortgaging, moving home and buy-to-let finance. According to the source, an advice fee may apply, with a fee of up to 1% and a typical fee of GBP 499 stated. The individual fee depends on the customer’s circumstances.
Experiences & reviews
Experiences and reviews of Acorn Estate Agents and Letting Agents in London Bridge
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Reviews on our site
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Google reviews of the company
4.8out of 5 on Google · 356 reviews
For these 356 reviews Google only publishes the overall score and count, no breakdown by stars and at most 5 individual review texts. A star distribution could therefore not be substantiated. As of 04/10/2026.
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Critical voices
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Selected reviews on Google
The supplied Google data reports a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 356 reviews. Across the five selected reviews, all rated five stars, recurring themes include friendly support, responsiveness, regular communication and proactive assistance throughout the sales process. Several reviewers describe the service as personal and helpful. Individual comments also praise realistic pricing, support without pressure to make decisions, and assistance with both sales and lettings. No critical experiences with Acorn are described in this selection. It does not represent the full set of reviews and therefore cannot establish whether other reviews contain criticism.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Selling a property is about much more than simply completing a transaction. It’s about trust, communication, care, and having the right people by your side. From my very first conversation with Beth, she spoke about Acorn's values and explained that their service was about more than just selling a property. She talked about genuinely caring for their clients, paying attention to every detail, being proactive, communicating openly, and putting people first. I can honestly say that those weren't just words, they were values the entire team lived by throughout our journey. I would especially like to thank Nerea, who was outstanding from start to completion. She was professional, friendly, highly responsive, and kept us informed every step of the way. Her attention to detail, proactive approach, and dedication made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and well managed
Beth and the team at Acorn were always friendly and helpful. They never pressured us into a decision and always offered help and support when we needed it. Good communication, responsive and calm, and it felt like they were genuine about wanting to help us. Everyone they put us in touch with for the purchase process performed very well. I happily recommend them.
Acorn Group and Beth, in particular, were absolutely fantastic in helping me sell my property. Beth was the only estate agent who was realistic on price from the outset (all of the other estate agents I spoke to exaggerated the price so I would pick them to sell the property). Beth (along with her colleagues) managed to get the property sold very quickly and was extremely responsive and proactive while the property was being sold and during the lawyer process to formalise the sale. She is also a delight to work with. I would highly recommend Acorn group over other estate agents!
A great experience with Acorn - London Bridge office both for selling and renting out my flats. Stuart, Mauricio, Nerea were supporting me tirelessly right from the first day ... until the completion day (8 months+). Great team and great result!!!
Really great personalised support from Stuart and the team, which made all the difference in selling our apartment. We started using a different, larger agent, but switched to Acorn and had much better service and a good outcome.
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Services in this field explained
A valuation estimates the price a property can achieve on the market, based on location, condition, size, fittings and comparable sales.
What does a valuation cost? Many agents offer an initial estimate free of charge. A formal market value report by a certified surveyor is paid; the fee depends on the property and effort.
When you sell, an agent handles valuation, exposé, viewings, negotiation and the notary appointment.
Who pays the agent's commission? When flats and single-family houses are sold to consumers, the commission is generally split between seller and buyer (§ 656c German Civil Code).
When letting, an agent takes care of listing, viewings, tenant selection and the tenancy agreement.
Who pays the agent when letting? Since 2015 the “orderer pays” principle applies to residential lettings: usually the landlord pays when they hired the agent.
Getting there
- Whites Grounds Estate· ca. 150 m
- Abbey Street (Stop M)· ca. 220 m
- Druid Street (Stop C)· ca. 250 m
- Abbey Street· ca. 250 m
- Bermondsey Street (Stop F)· ca. 250 m
Nearby stops according to Google, straight-line distance.
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