W1F

Area Guide

Westminster

District scores

64Liveability
41Safety
79Transport
100Schools
28Investment

Key statistics

Median price

£1149k

1-year price change

+87.2%

Crime per 1,000

500.0

Good+ schools

100%

Postcodes

757

Avg PTAL

5.0

Top postcodes in W1F

Ranked by liveability score. Click any postcode for the full area report.

PostcodeLiveabilityPriceCrime band
W1F 7PY

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7QA

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PD

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PE

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PF

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PN

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PP

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PQ

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PR

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH
W1F 7PX

near Oxford Circus Underground Station

62VERY HIGH

About W1F

W1F encompasses the heart of London's West End, a vibrant postcode where Soho's creative energy, Fitzrovia's bohemian character, and the shopping buzz of Oxford Street converge. This is a neighbourhood that suits young professionals, creatives, and those who prioritize being at the centre of London's cultural and commercial action over quiet domestic living. The area thrives on its exceptional transport connectivity and world-class schools, though you're trading residential tranquility for constant urban activity and paying premium prices for the privilege of being here.

Transport is a major draw with an outstanding average PTAL score of 5.0 and a transport score of 79/100, meaning you can reach almost anywhere in London quickly without a car. Schools are exceptional across the board, with 100% rated Good or Outstanding, making it attractive for families who can afford it. However, the safety picture is concerning—the crime rate of 500 per 1,000 residents is significantly above London's average, and the safety score of just 41/100 reflects genuine street-level issues worth considering seriously. Property prices reflect the desirability and danger: the median sits at £1.15 million with a staggering 87.2% increase over the past year, putting W1F firmly out of reach for most buyers and renters, though it suits affluent professionals and investors well.

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