Sarm Studios are the world famous London recording studios owned by Trevor Horn - based in Notting Hill, West London. Sarm provides the very best in-house engineers and maintenance, complemented by helpful and proficient staff, as well as 24-hour security.

The critically aclaimed #1 album Invaders Must Die by The Prodigy was mixed in Sarm Studio 3 with Neil Mclellan. The album has been hailed as a return to form for the band, attaining platinum sales in the UK.

Congratulations to Take That on their latest album The Circus gaining the third highest first-week sales in UK chart history, as well as their album spending 5 weeks at #1 and attaining 6x Platinum sales. The album was recorded in Sarm's flagship Studio 1 with producer John Shanks and engineer Jeff Rothschild. Prior to the main album recording Studio 3 was used for the pre-production and writing process.

Two time Grammy™ Award nominated mixer Robert Orton has been busy mixing in Sarm Studio 3 and has had recent chart success with Lady GaGa's songs Just Dance and Poker Face: charting at #1 in both the US and UK, and currently the first and second best selling singles of the year in the UK.

Situated directly opposite Sarm are four apartments available for short term rental.