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Less than 600 Yards

St Christopher's Place Knowing the location of St Christopher’s Place is like having the key to a secret doorway. The entranc…more 51.515718 -0.150516

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Marylebone High Street Bounded by Oxford Street and Regent’s Park, and boasting an appealing crop of independent stores, genteel Marylebone Hi…more 51.520732 -0.151919

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Less than 1200 Yards

South Molton Street A little gem off the hectic thoroughfare of Oxford Street, South Molton Street is packed with international brands a…more 51.513572 -0.147785

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Oxford Street Probably Britain's premiere shopping centre, Oxford Street is 1 1/2 miles long. Recently enhanced by a historica…more 51.51501 -0.14387

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Brook Street As you leave Oxford Street behind you and head towards Brook Street the pace slows and the luxury increases; this is th…more 51.512714 -0.147914

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Less than 1 Mile

Regent Street Regent Street now rivals the Champs-Elysees and Fifth Avenue. It is home to one of the finest collections of interna…more 51.513173 -0.140707

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Bond Street Situated in Mayfair, Bond Street is one of the most expensive strips of real estate in the world. It has long been f…more 51.511485 -0.143612

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Conduit Street In the heart of Mayfair is Conduit Street, sandwiched between Regent Street and Bond Street. A number of travel agents…more 51.512113 -0.142006

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Savile Row Savile Row is a name synonymous with masculine elegance, time-honoured tradition and discreet luxury. For almost five h…more 51.511745 -0.141287

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Carnaby Street Famous for its history as the centre of the swinging 60s London, Carnaby has reinvented itself throughout the decade…more 51.51283 -0.13935

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Tottenham Court Road Running North from Oxford Street, towards Euston Road, Tottenham Court Road is a technophile’s dream. This is the…more 51.519974 -0.133696

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Less than 2 Miles

Piccadilly Steeped in history, Piccadilly runs from Hyde Park Corner to Piccadilly Circus and is a busy and bustling Westminster s…more 51.506834 -0.142586

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Jermyn Street Commissioned by King Charles II, Jermyn Street is a narrow road flanked by high buildings and covered arcades. Situate…more 51.508416 -0.136567

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Shaftesbury Avenue Shaftesbury Avenue is generally considered the heart of London's theatre district, understandable when you consider the…more 51.513404 -0.12886

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Haymarket As the name suggests Haymarket started life in the Elizabethan era as a street market for farm produce. At the time it…more 51.508861 -0.132129

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Less than 3 Miles

Covent Garden Covent Garden is a world-class shopping and dining destination attracting food-lovers and fashionistas alike. Buzzin…more 51.511749 -0.12219

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Motcomb Street Tucked-away in Belgravia, you will find this little pocket of luxury. A small street with a continental feel, Motcomb …more 51.499261 -0.156799

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Kingsway Built in the 1900’s Kingsway runs from High Holborn at its north end and meets Aldwych in the south, it is one of the b…more 51.515317 -0.118905

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Less than 4 Miles

Chancery Lane This is the heart of London’s legal district and has been since 1161, it is home to some fine dining and the oldest tai…more 51.516118 -0.11207

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Queensway …more 51.512977 -0.187676

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