Is Foxley and Harris registered for anti-money-laundering supervision?

Our latest copy of the HMRC anti-money-laundering register does not list Foxley and Harris. Registers update frequently and coverage can lag, so check the live HMRC register on GOV.UK, and ask the agent directly.

Does Foxley and Harris belong to a redress scheme?

Yes — our records show Foxley and Harris is a member of Propertymark. A redress scheme gives you a free, independent way to escalate a complaint. By law, UK lettings and estate agents must belong to a government-approved redress scheme.

Where do these facts come from?

Every fact on this page is drawn from an official public register — the HMRC anti-money-laundering supervised-business register, the property redress schemes (TPO and PRS), Propertymark, Safeagent, the Guild of Property Professionals, Companies House and the ICO. AgentGuard does not add any opinion, score or rating of its own about a named agency.

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Is Foxley and Harris a registered agent?

Foxley and Harris is a letting agent in London. Here's what the official public registers show — the registrations UK law expects a letting or estate agent to hold. These are register facts, not an AgentGuard rating.

Compiled from official public registers · last updated from our register copies 21 July 2026

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HMRC anti-money-laundering registration

We hold no HMRC AML registration record for this agent in our latest copy of the register. Records change often — if you run this agency, claim your page to confirm your registration.
Source: HMRC AML supervised-business register (GOV.UK, OGL v3.0)
Property redress scheme

Member of Propertymark. A redress scheme gives you a free, independent route to complain if something goes wrong — the protection that matters most to tenants and buyers.
Source: Property redress scheme register
Client money protection

We hold no client-money-protection membership for this agency in our copy of the register. This can lag the official schemes — if this is your agency, claim your page to confirm your cover.
Source: Client-money-protection scheme requirement (GOV.UK)
Professional body membership

Member of Propertymark. Trade-body membership usually brings a code of practice and additional client-money safeguards.
Source: Propertymark
Companies House

No registered company number on record — the agent may trade as a sole trader or partnership.
Source: Companies House

Questions & answers

Is Foxley and Harris registered for anti-money-laundering supervision?: Our latest copy of the HMRC anti-money-laundering register does not list Foxley and Harris. Registers update frequently and coverage can lag, so check the live HMRC register on GOV.UK, and ask the agent directly.
Does Foxley and Harris belong to a redress scheme?: Yes — our records show Foxley and Harris is a member of Propertymark. A redress scheme gives you a free, independent way to escalate a complaint. By law, UK lettings and estate agents must belong to a government-approved redress scheme.
Where do these facts come from?: Every fact on this page is drawn from an official public register — the HMRC anti-money-laundering supervised-business register, the property redress schemes (TPO and PRS), Propertymark, Safeagent, the Guild of Property Professionals, Companies House and the ICO. AgentGuard does not add any opinion, score or rating of its own about a named agency.

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