Bond Street Postcodes: Full Breakdown
Key Sections of Bond Street
| Section | Postcode District | Notable Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Oxford Street End | W1C 2 | Selfridges, Fenwick |
| Central Luxury Shopping | W1S 1 | Tiffany & Co, Chanel, Louis Vuitton |
| Piccadilly End | W1J 9 | Sotheby’s, Royal Academy |
Exact Postcodes for Major Stores
- Selfridges (Bond St entrance): W1A 1AB
- Tiffany & Co: W1S 2FF
- Chanel: W1S 2NP
- Louis Vuitton: W1S 1YQ
- Sotheby’s: W1J 6AD
Transport & Access
- Nearest Tube Stations:
- Bond Street (W1C 2JJ) – Central/Jubilee lines (Elizabeth line now open)
- Oxford Circus (W1B 3AG) – 5 min walk
- Bus Routes: 2, 6, 7, 10, 13, 15, 23, 25, 73, 94, 98, 390, N7, N8, N15, N98, N113
- Road Access: Limited – Mayfair is mostly permit parking only
Most Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is Bond Street’s main postcode?
A: Most addresses use W1S (central section) or W1J (south end)
Q2: Where exactly is the Bond Street tube station?
A: Main entrance at W1C 2JJ (Elizabeth line now open)
Q3: Which postcode covers Selfridges?
A: Bond Street entrance is W1A 1AB
Q4: Is there a post office near Bond Street?
A: Yes at 15-17 New Bond Street (W1S 2DL)
Q5: What’s the best tube station for luxury shopping?
A: Bond Street (W1C 2JJ) for immediate access to W1S boutiques
Q6: Where can I find public toilets?
A: Selfridges (W1A 1AB) has excellent facilities
Q7: Which section has the most designer stores?
A: W1S 1 to W1S 3 (between Oxford St and Burlington Gardens)
Q8: Is Bond Street pedestrian-friendly?
A: Yes – wide pavements throughout W1S/W1J sections
Q9: What time do shops close?
A: Generally 8pm Mon-Sat, 6pm Sun (W1S stores vary)
Q10: Where’s the best place for window shopping?
A: W1S 2FF (Tiffany & Co) to W1S 1YQ (Louis Vuitton)
Pro Tips for Visitors
- 💎 Luxury Shopping: Visit W1S stores early (11am) to avoid crowds
- 🎨 Culture Break: Sotheby’s (W1J 6AD) offers free viewings
- ☕ Refreshments: The Wolseley (W1J 9EB) for classic afternoon tea
- 🗺️ Exact Pin: Google Maps link for central Bond Street
Historical Fact: Bond Street’s W1 postcodes reflect its position in exclusive Mayfair – established in 1700 and named after Sir Thomas Bond.
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