Pollen Estate
William Maddox, a merchant tailor,
bought 35 acres of undeveloped
East Mayfair land in 1622. The
Estate was handed down through
Maddox’s heirs until it was passed
to the Reverend George Pollen in
1764; and sequentially to his five
daughters. Their descendants have
been involved ever since.
Their longstanding involvement in
East Mayfair has ensured The Pollen
Estate play a fundamental role in
creating the character associated
with the prestigious reputation.
After 400 years, The Pollen Estate
remains committed to the area.
Working collaboratively with key
stakeholders in Mayfair to improve
the public realm, retain character
and ensure this location maintains its
global relevance in a fast-changing
socio-economic climate.
Planning Committee meeting
Westminster Council has refused plans for the redevelopment of 18-20 Savile Row in Mayfair, London W1.
02.04.2024
17 Savile Row in Mayfair, London W1 - new on Buildington!
09.03.2015
Completion
1733
Completion
Collins has completed the full refurbishment of 3 Clifford Street, the six-storey mixed-use building in Mayfair originally built in the late 19th century.
For the past...
24.03.2022