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Your plans, timing and property come first. The starting point is a personal view on positioning and the steps worth taking before launch.
Founder · Independent broker · London

The experience behind the agency

Mark has worked across South West London and Prime Central London, including roles with Knight Frank and Hamptons Private Office. His career experience spans family homes, buying advice and sales of properties in excess of £70 million. That is experience from his career before founding KnokKnok, distinct from the agency’s own campaign results.
That range matters. A family moving across South London and a buyer considering a prime London address have different priorities. Both need clear advice, careful positioning and someone who understands what makes a decision happen.
He founded KnokKnok to bring that judgement together with a more watchable, more human approach to property marketing. Film and social reach create attention; local knowledge, discretion and negotiation turn that attention into a serious conversation.
The journey, chapter by chapter
From the University of Surrey to Airbnb, London agency and the private-office world. The chapters that led to KnokKnok.
Before the move into accommodation and London property, there was the University of Surrey.
After university, Mark worked directly for Airbnb before moving into London estate agency.
The London agency chapter began with Dexters, before the move to Knight Frank and later Hamptons Private Office.
Experience within one of the established names in property forms part of the professional background Mark brings to KnokKnok today.
Prime London property and private-office experience sit alongside a career selling family homes in South West London.
An independent agency built around personal responsibility, distinctive marketing and a direct relationship between the owner and the broker.
Why I built KnokKnok ↗
The person behind the particulars
There is more to a home than its floor plan. The streets around it, the familiar corner and the life beyond the front door all belong in the story.
That is the spirit behind KnokKnok: informed advice, a direct conversation and enough personality to make a home memorable.
Let’s talk about your next chapter ↗Why KnokKnok exists
Every property is a campaign, not a listing.
KnokKnok brings together two things Mark believes belong in the same agency: serious property experience and marketing with personality. The presentation should make a home memorable. The advice, qualification and negotiation should give its owner confidence in the next decision.
A home deserves a story beyond its room count. Who is it for? What does living there feel like? What makes the location, layout or character worth a closer look? That is where the campaign starts.
The owner should also know who is responsible. A direct relationship with the broker keeps the reasoning behind the price, the response from buyers and the negotiation close to the person whose home is being sold.
Technology supports that service. Knox helps visitors explore the published guides and listings. Human judgement, property-specific advice and the important conversations stay with Mark.
Explore your home’s campaign potential ↗Working with Mark
Your plans, timing and property come first. The starting point is a personal view on positioning and the steps worth taking before launch.
Considered presentation, cinematic film and founder-led storytelling help buyers see more than a set of particulars.
Attention needs careful follow-through: understanding buyers, weighing feedback and negotiating with your next move in mind.
The work, in practice
Explore KnokKnok’s individual campaigns alongside Mark’s broader career story. Each instruction has its own circumstances and result.
In the conversation
Selected coverage of KnokKnok and Mark’s property career. Read the original reporting, in context.
Mark and KnokKnok feature in The Times’ look at the agents using social media, personality and property films to reach buyers.
Read The Times feature↗Mark comments on the Crystal Palace villa featured in Black Doves, during his time at Hamptons Private Office.
Read the Country Life article↗Publisher access conditions may apply. Earlier career coverage relates to Mark’s role at the time.
For journalists: commentary, background and media enquiries ↗
Your next chapter
Considering a sale in Chelsea, Belgravia or South West London? Share the property and your plans for a personal conversation about what comes next.
Call Mark ↗Read his thinking ↗