Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Mayfair · Piccadilly W1J
Burlington Arcade: London's famous Regency shopping arcade, home to luxury boutiques
Opened in 1819, one of the earliest shopping arcades in Britain, famous for its uniformed Beadles.
Compact, characterful shops; original layouts included upper rooms reached by separate stairs.
Piccadilly, the Royal Academy and Bond Street bring year-round luxury shoppers.
Listed building consent is needed for many alterations and signage.
Illustrative prime West End figures; enter actual terms for any unit.
- Shortlists of units in the arcade and nearby Mayfair streets
- Total occupancy cost comparisons
- Lease negotiation: rent, incentives, breaks and fit-out
- Listed building and signage guidance
- Prime West End retail investment opportunities
- Income and lease analysis
- Apartments to rent in Mayfair and St James's
- Lettings and management for owners
Frequently asked questions
Are there flats in Burlington Arcade?
It's primarily a shopping arcade. If you want to live nearby, we can help with Mayfair and St James's apartments.
How do I rent a shop in Burlington Arcade?
Units are let by the arcade's owners. Our commercial team can help you find space and negotiate terms here or nearby.
Is Burlington Arcade listed?
Yes, it's Grade II listed, so alterations and signage need consent.
Looking for a boutique in Mayfair?
Tell us your brand, size and budget and we'll find suitable units.
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