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Property Management in Mayfair
Mayfair homes can require discreet access arrangements, head-lease consents and oversight when owners are abroad. Specify how often the property needs checking and the attendance arrangements before appointing a manager.
Fixed written quote for every instruction - tell us the property and unit count and we will price it once we have reviewed the details.
Proposal request
Request a property management proposal
Tell us about the property. We'll review the scope and reply with next steps and a written proposal.
Property in Mayfair
Mayfair is heavily Grosvenor and Crown Estate leasehold, mixed with converted Georgian townhouses and a small number of prime new-build schemes. A high proportion of owners are non-resident and let on corporate or diplomatic tenancies.
Local rules that affect you
Westminster City Council enforces tight rules on short-term letting — the 90-night annual limit is actively policed here, and unauthorised short lets attract enforcement. We keep owners on the right side of it.
Corporate and diplomatic lets
Company lets and diplomatic occupancies raise different contracting questions from ordinary residential tenancies. Have a qualified solicitor review the proposed terms where appropriate, and agree who coordinates inventories, keys, inspections and any specialist paperwork.
Head-lease compliance
Grosvenor and Crown Estate head leases impose decoration cycles, consent regimes and use restrictions. We diarise them so nothing gets missed at renewal or sale.
Walk-in response
Agree realistic attendance hours, escalation routes, keys and contractor response arrangements in writing. A local address alone does not establish who can attend a property or when.
Mayfair property management FAQs
Can I short-let my Mayfair flat?
Only within Westminster's 90-night annual limit, and only if your lease permits it. We check both before advising, and we manage compliant short-let programmes where the lease allows.
Do you handle vacant Mayfair properties?
Yes — scheduled inspections, insurance-compliant void management, utilities and post handling, and pre-arrival preparation for owners who use the property occasionally.
Do you work with overseas owners?
For a non-resident owner, discuss a UK point of contact, reporting frequency, contractor approvals, insurance conditions and coordination with the owner's accountant before agreeing the management brief.