We purchased with Curchods and found them to be an efficient agent with good clear communication. In our search they were the agent that stuck most closely to the brief in terms of what they suggested. Overall good to deal with and if we ever sell (I hope we don't any time soon as I love the house) we would be likely to use then.

The Team worked really hard for us to complete our sale, especially Andy. Many thanks to you all

Oliver Worsley

Oliver handled our purchase of 15 Pennyfield extremely well, he was helpful and professional at all times. I would definitely recommend Curchods to friends.

I was a buyer, and one of their staff misled me by saying my reserve deposit would count toward the final price. In the end, I lost my £6.7k deposit because I only found out at the end that the reserve price is actually on top of the final price. By then, it was too late to cancel without losing the money anyway. Which auction house charges both the buyer and seller? I wouldn’t recommend them as a buyer. I have no experience as a seller, but based on this, I’d never use them again.

I have worked here for 2 months, from August to October of this year, with the thought and plan to make some income for myself. In these 2 months of working for Humphrey & Kirk, I have received £0.00. I highly…. HIGHLY don’t recommend this company. It honestly felt like I had just done Volunteering. Having wasted time that I could’ve spent with my family. With the mindset of making a small income for myself. It being my first job, thinking that I had finally been given the chance that I was looking for, and didn’t even make enough for a coffee. I am never coming back here again.

Had an interaction with Scott Carson and Alkesh Majevadia at the Kingston Branch of Curchods and was disgusted that they are using COVID -19 as a basis to obtain confidential information and screen buyers. They insisted that they were acting in the interest of the Vendors and refused to arrange an appointment to view 29 Avenue Road KT 1 unless I provide details of the deposit amount I would be putting down and mortgage provider. When informed that insisting a person provide such Confidential Information to make an appointment was potentially a breach of the GDPR Regulations they went on to try and justify their actions by saying that it was for safety reasons! People have died from this Pandemic and key workers have put their lives at risk daily to save people regardless of their economic status! COVID 19 is not a screening opportunity for estate agents nor is it a money making opportunity! Nobody would put themselves in a position to ask for an appointment to view a property at these trying times if they were not serious buyers. Further if anyone came to view a property they are in just as much risk as the next person and a first viewing does not translate into an immediate offer! So the reasons that you are seeking this information from buyers is potentially unlawful and a breach of their privacy but more importantly is disgusting and self serving, Next time you turn up for an appointment at the doctors perhaps they should request your financial capability/status to pay for medical assistance before treating you - just to keep doctors safe and to make sure you are not wasting their time given the pressures of COVID 19!