QR codes

You've probably noticed the above symbols starting to appear in magazines and posters. They are called QR codes (QR stands for 'Quick Response').

The beauty of these, frankly pretty ugly, codes are that you can scan them with your smart phone and be directed to more information about a product or service. Our QR codes, for example, will take you to our mobile website where you can see further information about the properties we are selling, including all photographs, a floorplan and a location map.

Strutt & Parker is adding QR codes to its sale boards, window cards and property advertising.

To scan a QR code, you need a smart phone (ie a mobile phone with a camera and access to the internet) with a QR code reader application downloaded onto it. There are many on the market and, while we wouldn't want to recommend any one over another, we have provided links to a few here as a help.

Download your QR code reader today, so you can get property details on the go!

Zappit (for download on any Android phone - Google, HTC and Nokia)
Download Zappit

Zappit (for download on any iPhone)
Download Zappit

QR Code Scanner Pro (for download on Blackberries)
Download QR Code Scanner Pro

BeeTagg QR Reader (for download on SymbianOS)
Download BeeTagg QR Reader