Woodstock Street

Woodstock Street is a short yet notable lane tucked between New Bond Street and Oxford Street in the heart of Mayfair, London. This street takes its name from Woodstock, Oxfordshire—home to the Duke of Marlborough and the nearby Blenheim Palace, a name chosen to honour the Marlborough family’s achievements in the early 18th century. While small in size, Woodstock Street holds a rich past shaped by its proximity to some of London’s most luxurious areas.

Over time, the street has kept a quiet charm, often overshadowed by the busier roads around it. However, it has attracted select high-end businesses, including a respected dental clinic known for its service to wealthy international clients and a boutique hair salon that draws customers from across the West End. These few establishments stand out for their reputation and level of care, rather than fame alone.

Woodstock Street is just a short walk from Bond Street Underground Station, offering easy access to the Central and Jubilee lines. Though no widely recognised public figures are known to have lived on the street, its discreet character makes it a preferred stop for those who value privacy and high standards.