If your rental property investment in London needs more than just a furnishings pack, we can help create a bespoke interior that is both visually stunning and practical to stay within your budget. Whether it's a basic refresh, a new kitchen and bathroom, or a comprehensive refurbishment, we have years of experience managing residential projects of all sizes across London.

Add value by modernising your rental property

We provide expert advice on how to maximise available space.

Creating desirable interiors for tenants

We get you top-quality tenants by creating interiors they will love.

Design flair with a practical eye for detail

Our projects are overseen by a qualified interior design team, ensuring all work is fully insured.

If you are planning to refurbish a property, whether it's a single room or an entire home, we can manage the entire process. From planning and design to construction and installation, we collaborate with partners who have in-house teams of builders and kitchen and bathroom specialists. Our experienced design and support staff will ensure the work is completed on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.

Furnishing packages

We also offer assistance with furniture, window dressings, and soft furnishings. Our furnishing packs, which include everything needed for an incoming tenant, are ideal for overseas investors or those looking to save time and quickly let their property.

Are you still deciding when should you refurbish your property?

Take a look at our advice below to know when you should consider refurbishing your London rental property.

Q - Under what circumstances should landlords spruce up their rental property?

A - Well-presented properties rent faster and often for higher rates. It’s crucial to match the property’s presentation to the calibre of tenants you aim to attract. For instance, professional or corporate tenants expect a high-spec finish with stylish, contemporary furnishings. Higher budgets come with higher expectations, so ensure your property is appealing and up-to-date.

Q - Where should landlords spend money if they have a budget for improvements?

A - Prioritise kitchens and bathrooms. A modern, stylish kitchen is essential, and bathrooms are equally important. For two-bedroom properties, having two bathrooms is ideal. In older properties, creating an ensuite by taking space from an existing larger bedroom can add value. Retaining original features in period properties is also beneficial. For those with limited budgets, simple updates like fresh paint, new flooring, and updated curtains are effective. Tenants often prefer contemporary wood flooring, but always check if your lease allows it. Investing in your property not only enhances rental appeal but also increases overall capital value. Consider employing a specialist to reconfigure the layout, especially in older properties with small rooms. Removing internal walls can create a more spacious, open-plan layout with a 'wow' factor.

Example - A client’s apartment opposite the Science Museum in South Kensington was old-fashioned with an inefficient layout. After consulting a refurbishment specialist, internal walls were removed to create a grand, double-height reception area with floor-to-ceiling windows. The result was impressive, leading to a quick rental at £1,500 per week, £500 more than previously achieved, and the apartment was let within just 10 days.