The Regent's Park estate is currently managed by Cluttons, a firm of chartered surveyors, on behalf of The Crown Estate. In essence The Crown Estate owns the freehold of all the buildings in and around Regent's Park with the exception of London Zoo.
The Crown Estate Paving Commission, which despite its name is a separate body from The Crown Estate, is responsible for maintaining some of the roadways and ornamental gardens outside of the main park.
The Royal Parks Agency is responsible for Regent's Park and the Inner Circle roadway.
Cluttons is the first point of contact for all queries relating to the day-to-day management of the estate: matters relating to the leases, payment of rent and regarding proposals for alterations, assignments, lease extensions etc.
For all queries, contact details can be located on our estate maps. Please follow this link.
The Crown Estate Paving Commission
The Crown Estate Paving Commission (CEPC) was established in 1813. It maintains the terrace gardens (Ornamental Enclosures), the railings around them and the terrace access roads and pavements. The CEPC is responsible for the provision and maintenance of street lighting and street furniture in Regent's Park. It also maintains the roadways in York Gate, Chester Gate, Park Square East and West and pavements all around the outside of the Outer Circle. Its other functions include the regulation of parking in the private roadways, the collection of domestic refuse, patrolling the estate and the opening and shutting of park gates. Builders must obtain a licence from the CEPC before carrying out any work that may encroach on pavings, footways or terrace roadways.
For further information please contact:
Max Jack
Crown Estate Paving Commission
12 Park Square East
Regent's Park
London
NW1 4LJ
telephone 020 7935 8049
fax 020 7846 2801
Hours of business:
Monday to Friday
9.00am - 12.30pm and 1.30pm - 4.30pm
The Royal Parks Agency
The public park is managed by The Royal Parks, a government executive agency answerable to the secretary of state of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The Royal Parks is responsible for preserving and enhancing the landscape, providing a range of sporting and leisure activities and arranging an entertainment programme. Responsibilities include the maintenance of the Outer Circle and connecting roads at Hanover Gate and North Gate (Macclesfield Bridge). It works with the CEPC to manage traffic within the park. Law and order are maintained through the operational command unit of the Metropolitan Police.
For further information please visit The Royal Parks website:
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