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We do not publish our own price figures.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
Marsh & Parsons London Bridge Estate Agents at a glance
Marsh & Parsons London Bridge Estate Agents is presented on the supplied website as a London branch handling property sales and lettings. Its branch page provides a contact form that allows prospective clients to choose between sales and lettings enquiries. The office therefore addresses property owners as well as prospective buyers and tenants.
The wider Marsh & Parsons website lists services for buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords. These include property valuations, new-build homes and short-term lets. Property management also appears as a separate department in the general contact structure. The supplied extracts do not establish which of these additional services are delivered directly by the London Bridge branch.
The supplied Google data records a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 1,433 reviews. Several selected reviews explicitly name Frank Harris; the website extracts do not explain any relationship between that name and the listed provider. They also contain no details of the founding year, team size or specific memberships.
Automatically summarised from the company's publicly available information, as of 04/10/2026. Not individually verified by the editors. Sources: marshandparsons.co.uk, marshandparsons.co.uk, marshandparsons.co.uk
Services according to the company
- Property sales
- Lettings agency services
- Property valuations – offered on the wider company website
- Property management – listed as a company-wide contact department
- New-build homes – offered on the wider company website
- Short-term lets – offered on the wider company website
Editorial context
Working with a provider in London – what matters
When choosing an estate agent in London, first establish which services the particular branch handles. The Marsh & Parsons London Bridge page identifies sales and lettings. Property management, new homes and short-term lets appear in the wider website structure instead. Prospective clients should therefore ask whether these activities are handled locally or by other departments, and who will remain responsible throughout the instruction.
For sellers, a clearly explained assessment of the asking price is important. Useful questions cover the comparable properties used, the proposed marketing approach, viewing arrangements and the frequency of updates. The purpose and scope of any property valuation should also be explained; the label alone does not establish the method used.
Landlords should distinguish between finding tenants and providing ongoing management. Before instructing an agent, it is sensible to obtain a written breakdown of services, fees, possible additional charges and contract duration. For management services, responsibilities for repairs, coordination with contractors and communication with tenants should also be clarified. Prospective buyers and tenants can ask about required documents, availability and the next steps before attending viewings.
Reviews can support this assessment but do not replace it. Alongside the overall rating, consider recency, recurring themes and whether the reviews clearly refer to the provider. As several reviews here name a different business, that attribution remains unresolved in the supplied material. This is general guidance, not legal advice.
Editorial context based on documented profile details, as of 04/10/2026. General information, not legal or investment advice.
Opening hours
- Monday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Source: Google, as of 04/10/2026
Questions & answers
Does Marsh & Parsons London Bridge handle both sales and lettings?
Yes. The branch page describes the office as Estate & Letting Agents. Its contact form allows prospective clients to choose between sales and lettings enquiries.
Can I request a property valuation?
The wider website offers requests for a free property valuation and an online valuation. Which option is available through London Bridge for a particular property should be confirmed using the contact form.
Does the branch provide ongoing property management?
Property management is listed as a separate department in the general contact structure. The supplied extracts do not describe whether, or to what extent, the London Bridge office delivers this service. Enquire directly through the contact form.
What fees and contract durations apply?
The supplied sources contain no specific information about fees or contract durations. A proposal tailored to the intended instruction should be requested through the contact form.
Which memberships or accreditations are documented?
An extract from a page titled “Compliance and Accreditations” has been supplied, but it names no specific memberships or accreditations. Supporting details should be requested directly through the contact form.
Experiences & reviews
Experiences and reviews of Marsh & Parsons London Bridge Estate Agents
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Reviews on our site
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Google reviews of the company
4.8out of 5 on Google · 1433 reviews
For these 1433 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
No critical reviews so far.
Selected reviews on Google
The supplied selection contains five reviews, each awarding five stars. Recurring positive themes include prompt responses, clear communication and support throughout the lettings process. Several accounts describe suitable property suggestions or a quick tenant search, alongside help with paperwork. Individual reviews also mention flexible viewings, coordination with contractors and attention to management deadlines. No critical experiences appear in this selection; this does not establish the content of all 1,433 reviews. Several texts explicitly name Frank Harris. As the supplied website extracts do not explain its relationship with Marsh & Parsons London Bridge, attribution of these experiences to the listed provider is not clearly established.
I have always received an excellent service from Frank Harris who are managing agents for my flat. The relationship is managed by Nicole who is a delight to deal with, sensible and responsive and I feel my flat is in safe hands under her care. The team is always fully on top of all relevant deadlines, gives a responsive service and when I have sought advice about the market and my options have always given me good advice. They've also found me good tenants, and in part I attribute this to the personalised service I get from them.
Nicole and Salvatore were outstanding from start to finish. They found high-quality tenants for me very quickly and supported me throughout the entire process, from handling paperwork to coordinating tradesmen. They were always available, responsive, and incredibly helpful. The whole experience was smooth and stress-free. I wouldn’t hesitate to use their services again and highly recommend them.
I can’t recommend Zak highly enough! As someone who had never rented before, I was a bit nervous about the whole process, but Zak made it completely stress-free. He was incredibly responsive and always communicated clearly, walking me through every step so I never once felt confused or misled. He’s genuinely kind, great at his job, and made the experience so easy and reassuring. Thanks to his guidance, efforts, and expertise, we now have a brilliant new home that we can’t wait to move into, and he’s a big reason we were so drawn to it. We’re truly grateful for everything he did and would recommend him to absolutely everyone!
Although we didn’t end up letting through Frank Harris, we wanted to take the time to thank Dilan in particular for his help. He only showed us options that suited our needs and were in line with our discussions, was always accommodating with viewings, and never pushy. Dilan went the extra mile and his approach was refreshing compared to many other letting agents. We’d happily recommend him and the Frank Harris team to anyone looking to rent. All the best - Xavier and Sophia
Had a great experience letting an apartment with Joe O'Regan yesterday! The viewing was excellent and he was able to answer all the questions I had about the apartment. We decided to rent the property and he has been really helpful in getting all of our documents sorted within a day of viewing the flat!
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Offensive posts, anonymous abuse and posts without a recognisable client relationship are not published. Reviews are subjective individual experiences.
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
- Union Street (Stop H)· ca. 50 m
- Union Street Borough High St· ca. 90 m
- Union Street (Stop G)· ca. 120 m
- Tennis Street· ca. 120 m
Nearby stops according to Google, straight-line distance.
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Sources and transparency
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