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Scarlett Dyer is an independent letting and property management agency at 3 Barmouth Road, SW18, describing itself as covering all of London. It holds Client Money Protection cover running to 2027 and is registered with the Property Redress Scheme. All five Google reviews shown on this listing concern lettings or management, and three describe relationships of five years or more: a landlord whose London townhouse the agency managed for ten years, a tenant who rented for five, and a reviewer who has dealt with the agency for six. Three are from tenants and one from a landlord. Clients name Elizabeth. One reviewer contrasts the service with what they call the big agents. This listing shows no email address and no photographs beyond its cover image.

Mallard Estate Agents was founded by Jack Gardiner, who the firm says has over twenty years’ experience across South West London. It works from The Mews, 12 Lower Richmond Road, SW15, handling buying, selling and valuations across SW15, SW18 and SW4, with The Property Ombudsman and CTSI registration. The firm describes a bespoke, one-to-one service. Clients name Jack. This listing shows no email address and no team profiles.

Gray’s Residential is led by director Ryan Gray and covers Battersea, Clapham, Earlsfield and Wandsworth. Property sales, lettings, management and valuations. The firm is registered with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, Safeagent and The Property Ombudsman, and lists on Rightmove and Zoopla. It states core principles of “honesty, effective communications, ethics, hard work and delivering value for money”. This listing shows no email address and no photographs beyond its cover image.

Lauristons works from 53 Wimbledon Hill Road, SW19. Clients name Polly, Claire and Ben. Of the five Google reviews shown on this listing, three are from buyers and two from sellers; one reviewer moved to the firm from another agent and one describes a relationship spanning two years. This listing shows no email address and no photo gallery.

Hamptons’ Balham office is at 11-13 Bedford Hill, SW12. Clients name Tom, Bernardo and Jack. Of the five Google reviews shown on this listing, one is from a landlord, one from a seller who had previously listed with another agent, one from a renter who went from viewing to moving in within a week, and one from a buyer. This listing shows no email address and no team profiles.

Chris Carney manages sales and Melanie Knight lettings at Chestertons’ Barnes Village office, 68-69 Barnes High Street, SW13. Carney joined Chestertons in 2004 and became sales manager in 2007; Knight began in lettings in 2012. The firm states 96% of customers rate its service excellent, and that it was named Estate Agency of the Year at the 2026 RESI Awards. Clients name Kevin, Richard and Melanie. Of the five Google reviews shown on this listing, one is from a seller, one from a buyer and one from a landlord. This listing shows no email address and no photo gallery.

Chestertons’ East Sheen office covers SW14, from Victorian townhouses on the Parkside to Edwardian family homes and flats near Mortlake station. Alex Wasey is Lettings Manager, having started in the Canary Wharf lettings market before moving to South West London. Clients name Sarah, Maya and Alex. Of the five Google reviews shown on this listing, two are from tenants, one from a buyer and one from a landlord, with one letting agreed within seven days. This listing shows no email address and no photo gallery.

John D Wood & Co. works from 324 Trinity Road, SW18, covering valuations, mortgages, conveyancing, surveying, short lets and property management. Insurance, EPCs and Renters Rights Act services are also listed. It holds NAEA and ARLA Propertymark membership and belongs to The Property Ombudsman. The sales business trades as Countrywide Estate Agents Limited and the lettings business as Countrywide Residential Lettings Limited. Clients name Ellie Troisi, James Setright and Poppy Martin. Of the five Google reviews shown on this listing, four come from buyers, one of them buying a first home; one buyer describes an eleven-month purchase held up by lease complications. The fifth, from a prospective tenant, is critical of how the tenancy was handled after the offer was accepted. This listing shows no email address and no team profiles.