About Us Hurford Salvi Carr is an innovative firm of property advisors and development consultants who have become synonymous with urban living in central London. Our experience and expertise in both the residential and commercial markets, in the City, West End, Docklands and East London put us at the forefront of property agency.

Since 1996 Hurford Salvi Carr have been a driving force of the ‘city living’ phenomenon having sold more than 3,000 new homes in over 200 developments, the majority created from former commercial premises, and we have played a pivotal role in the repopulation of Clerkenwell and the City fringes.

In 2003 a high profile 300 msq office was opened overlooking Limehouse Basin in London’s Docklands, providing a focal point for the company’s agency activities for Canary Wharf, and a strategic location for our new homes operation at the heart of the Thames Gateway.

As real estate agents the company is widely respected throughout London and are well known in property circles around the world. Our reputation is based on the accuracy of our advice, the quality of our marketing, and most importantly for achieving results.

The Company is divided into six divisions, specialising in Residential Sales, New Homes, Residential Lettings, Residential Investment, Commercial Agency, and Property Management. In many instances the skills of each division combine to provide our clients with best advice. Our fresh approach and award winning marketing expertise compliments our service.

We are committed to providing a personal service to each of our clients and we maintain the highest standards in every aspect of our business. Hurford Salvi Carr are founder members of the Ombudsman for Estate Agents and members of the National Association of Estate Agents.


Our success is no accident – Let our experience work for you.

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