If you have ever tried to organise a move down a tight London street, you will know the feeling: one parked van, a wing mirror too close for comfort, and a pavement that suddenly seems half its usual width.

If you are moving in Kensington, parking can be the bit that turns a smooth day into a stressful one.

If you need to move quickly, the last thing you want is a vague promise and a messy plan.

Moving house or relocating a flat in South Kensington should feel busy, maybe a bit tiring, but not confusing. Yet the part that catches people out most often is not the lifting or the parking restrictions.

If you are trying to move on or near Gloucester Road, you already know the tricky part is often not the lifting. It is the access.

Moving a flat in SW7 can look simple on paper, and then the day arrives. The lift is tiny, the staircase is awkward, the parking bay disappears, and someone remembers the sofa is wider than the doorway.