Mayfair Estate & Letting Agents

Why Mayfair

Mayfair is not just one of the most prestigious areas to live in London, but quite possibly the most famous too. But this reputation is fully justified with an unceasing list of credentials to its name: from its premium food to its lush parks, prestigious schools, and renowned shopping opportunities.

There isn’t a single attribute that makes Mayfair special, but rather, it combines all the best that London has to offer. Living here means living amongst a diverse, wealthy and international crowd and gaining access to a lifestyle few people and few areas possess. As a Mayfair estate agency in London, we’re confident you’ll find a luxury property that suits your niche.

This famously exclusive area features some of the capital’s most luxurious properties, boutiques, eateries and flagship stores. Bordered by Hyde Park to the west, Oxford Street to the north, Piccadilly to the south and Regent Street to the east – Mayfair is hemmed in by gorgeous green spaces and an up-market retail utopia.

Property across Mayfair is highly coveted, from the exquisite Queen Ann architecture typified on Mount Street, to its towering and impressive townhouses, to glitzy new homes and period conversions. Living in Mayfair means you have access to the finest that London has to offer, and an enviable position in the heart of London.

Restaurants & Shopping

Mayfair is awash with Michelin starred restaurants and top-class eateries (the most in London) – from Le Gavroche, the highly acclaimed French restaurant, to the world-renowned cocktail bar at The Connaught Hotel. Wherever you choose to eat or drink in Mayfair, the chances are that the establishment is high-quality.

Equally, Mayfair is a hub of fine shopping destinations, with giants such as Selfridges and Liberties of London gracing its streets. If that wasn’t enough, the Royal, Piccadilly and Burlington Arcades have a fine selection of independent, premium-quality retailers. Mayfair also boasts many luxury jewellers, watchmakers, tailoring shops and fashion outlets.

You can see an extensive breakdown of the shops and restaurants and other amenities available on this detailed list here.

Transport Links

Mayfair is at the heart of London, so if you need access to anywhere central, it’s likely to be a few minutes away by car or tube. Whether you’re looking to walk, cycle, drive or take the tube, there are plenty of options.

Bond Street, Green Park and Oxford Circus stations surround Mayfair and are easily accessible if you want to travel around London. There is also easy access by car to the M4 and M1 motorways and a host of other central London roads. Equally, if you’re looking to travel by bus, Mayfair’s central location means you can use several buses to traverse the city.

There is a full list of services you can find here.

Schools

Mayfair has an enviable selection of state and independent schools. For example, St. Vincent’s Catholic Primary School, Hampden Gurney C of E Primary School are both state-run and rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. Equally, The St Marylebone C of E School is an ‘outstanding’ state school and sixth form for ages 11-18.

Wetherby Senior School (Secondary, 11-18), Queen’s College (Comprehensive, for girls aged 4-18) and Portland Place School (Comprehensive, 8-18) are just some of the high-quality independent schools located near Mayfair.

Things To Do

Unsurprisingly, there’s a heady list of things to do in Mayfair – from simply walking its elegant streets to getting absorbed in the Royal Academy of Arts museum to ticking several Michelin star restaurants off your list. There’s so much you can do in Mayfair, which has a large selection of galleries and museums to browse, not to mention its options for shopping or eating out.

The wide-open spaces like St James’ Park are attractive if you’d like to get some fresh air. These are lovely places to go walking, running, and dog-walking. There are also many sports played here all year round. There are also many excellent gyms and spas in Mayfair.

Mayfair Property

Property in Mayfair is predominantly characterised by grand Georgian and Victorian townhouses, many with original period features including high ceilings, ornate cornicing, and stucco facades. The area also features luxury purpose-built apartments in both converted historic buildings and new developments. Properties range from classic Georgian mansion blocks to contemporary penthouse apartments, with many buildings maintaining their architectural heritage whilst offering modern interiors.

The finest streets for premium properties include Park Lane, with its prestigious addresses overlooking Hyde Park, and Grosvenor Square, which commands some of the highest prices per square foot in London. Curzon Street, South Street, and Green Street are home to several mansions valued at over £100 million, whilst Mount Street offers elegant Georgian terraces and contemporary apartments.

Developments: Several major developments are transforming Mayfair’s property landscape, including the Clarges Development offering luxury apartments with views over Green Park, and Mayfair Park Residences providing brand-new four-bedroom homes. The 77 Mayfair development on South Audley Street has introduced exceptional six-bedroom residences spanning ground and lower ground floors, whilst 139 Piccadilly offers over 14,000 square feet of restored Georgian accommodation.

Property prices: The average property price in Mayfair is £4.2 million, with flats averaging £3.7 million and terraced houses reaching £8.4 million.  Newly built residences may even command around £5,500 to £10,000 per square foot, with prime locations reaching upwards of £12,000 per square foot. The most expensive sales include a £315 million mansion on Park Lane and a £140 million penthouse in Grosvenor Square. Our estate agency in Mayfair will help you to even exceed these impressive sales figures.

Rental market: London’s rental market has reached record levels, with Mayfair commanding some of the highest rents in the capital. In Westminster, which includes Mayfair, average rents reached £3,267 per month in April 2025. Our property management team can help you access this exclusive market and deliver a reliable, up-market service consistently.

Places Of Interest

Mayfair offers an exceptional collection of historic landmarks, world-class galleries, and elegant gardens that reflect its status as one of London’s most prestigious districts.

• Royal Academy of Arts: Founded in 1768 and housed in Burlington House, this is Britain’s oldest fine arts institution, drawing over a million visitors annually with exhibitions managed by elected Royal Academicians.
• Handel & Hendrix in London: This unique museum celebrates two musical innovators from different eras – George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix – who both lived on Brook Street, separated by just a wall and centuries of musical history.
• Berkeley Square: One of London’s best-known garden squares, laid out in the mid-18th century by architect William Kent, featuring some of central London’s oldest London Plane trees planted in 1789.
• Grosvenor Square: The centrepiece of the Duke of Westminster’s Mayfair estate, developed around 1721, featuring memorials to British victims of 9/11 and statues of three American presidents: Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Reagan.
• Burlington Arcade: One of London’s earliest shopping arcades, opened on 20 March 1819, running from Piccadilly to Burlington Gardens and still patrolled by traditional beadles in top hats and frockcoats.
• The Faraday Museum: Part of the Royal Institution on Albemarle Street, this museum showcases 200 years of science history and workspace used by 14 Nobel Prize winners, offering free admission and insight into groundbreaking research.
• Apsley House: Known as Wellington’s former residence, this elegant mansion houses over 3,000 stunning artworks in glittering, highly photogenic interiors that showcase centuries of aristocratic taste.
• Mount Street Gardens: A hidden gem tucked away near South Street, this secret garden offers long lines of benches, flower beds, and sculptures, providing a peaceful haven from London’s urban pace.
• Brown Hart Gardens: An elevated oasis above street level featuring benches, plants, and its own café, perfect for sunny day relaxation in the heart of Mayfair.
• Wigmore Hall: Originally the Bechstein Hall, built between 1899-1901 by the German piano manufacturer, this venue designed by Thomas Edward Collcutt is renowned for chamber orchestra concerts and Sunday morning performances.