18,510TOTAL POPULATION
9,347HOUSEHOLDS
6.8%UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
£45,240AVG HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Spending a fortune on conveyancing?

Conveyancing Quotes

Compare instant, low-cost online quotes from trusted conveyancing solicitors.

Backed by experts, our no-obligation service searches through the best conveyancing quotes on the market to save you time and money.

Instant quotes
No obligation
Backed by experts
Stress free
Fully compliant
GET QUOTES NOW
SW10 POSTCODE REGION

London (SW10)

The SW10 postcode area is located in the London postcode town region, within the county of Greater London, and contains a total of 817 individual postcodes.

There are 0 electoral wards in the SW10 postcode area, including London which come under the local authority of the Kensington and Chelsea Council.

Combining the whole postcode region, 43% of people in SW10 are classed as having an AB social grade, (i.e. 'white-collar' middle-upper class), compared to 27% across the UK.

This does not mean that the people of SW10 are wealthier - or higher class - than average, but it can be an indication that the area may be prospering and desirable to live in.


SW10 is a postcode district in the London post town which covers all of the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in South West London. It mainly covers the southern parts of the borough, including Chelsea, Sloane Square, Brompton and Earl's Court, and spanning from Notting Hill in the north to Fulham in the south. It is bordered by postcodes of different districts - to the west it meets SW3, to the North it meets W10 and W11, to the East it meets W8 and W14, and to the South it meets SW6 and SW11.

The SW10 postcode area is one of the most affluent parts of London, with many expensive residential areas and embassies, which make it an attractive place to live. Residents tend to be well-off and prices within the area are higher than London average. It is a highly desirable area to rent for those looking for an affluent lifestyle close to central London.

SW10 is home to many well known landmarks and attractions including Chelsea Football Club, the Natural History Museum, the world-famous Harrods, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. There is also an abundance of shops, pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The Kings Road runs through the area and is known as the heart of SW10; this is a vibrant, cosmopolitan place with a mix of shops, cafes and restaurants offering international cuisine as well as popular local attractions.

Transport within the area is excellent, with plenty of underground and overground trains, buses, cabs and other access to the rest of London. The area is very close to the nightlife and entertainment of Soho as well as the chic shopping and dining area of Kensington.

The area is very popular with young celebrity types and is constantly buzzing. The area also has some great parks and gardens including Holland Park, Hyde Park, and Green Park which provide a nice green respite from the hustle and bustle of the city.

SW10 is a vibrant, trendy, and desirable area to live and spend time in, with an abundance of attractions, the best transport connections, and plenty of places to eat, drink and shop. It is a great place to call home with its proximity to central London and easy access to entertainment.


Postcode Disclaimer notice


Demographics

UNEMPLOYMENT

  • 82%WORKING
  • 18%UNEMPLOYED

18% of people in SW10 are either unemployed or full time students. The average UK unemployment rate is currently 4%.

SOCIAL GRADES

  • 43%AB
  • 42%C2/C2
  • 14%DE

According to census records, 43% of people here have a social grade of AB (highest), compared to the national average of 27%.

ETHNICITY

  • 43%WHITE
  • 57%NON-WHITE

43% of people class themselves as 'white', compared to a national UK average of 81.9%.

SW Postcode Wall Map
SW10Greater London

Greater London

The county of Greater London

SW10 is located in the county of Greater London, in England.

Greater London has a total population of 8,778,500, making it the 1st largest county in the UK.

Greater London has a total area of 606 square miles, and a population density of 5594 people per square kilometre. For comparison, Greater London has a density of 5,618 people/km2.

Greater London Postal Town Map
Outward CodeSW10
Postal TownLondon
MSOA NameKensington and Chelsea 021
LSOA NameKensington and Chelsea 021B
CountyGreater London
RegionGreater London
CountryEngland
Local AuthorityKensington and Chelsea
Area ClassificationUrban with Major Conurbation

SW10 Electoral Wards

The postal region of SW10, includes the local towns, villages, electoral wards and stations of:


South Kensington
Browse Postcodes in SW10

Dig even deeper into the SW10 postcode by clicking on a postcode below:

Click on an outward postal code below for more information about the area. Each 'outward' postcode give you a comprehensive list of all postcodes within the outward code area (LONDON) and estimated address.

Click on an 'outward' code for more information. For example, the outward postcode page 'EC2M' will give you an alphabetical list covering all postcodes located in the region, from 'EC2M 1BB' through to 'EC2M 7YA'.

Your views ofSW10

Chris H

Thursday, March 7, 2024

We don't have any views of SW10 right now. If you live in SW10 or have visited it, please help us to help others by telling others what you think of this neighbourhood.


Add your view of SW10

People need your local expertise. If you live in SW10 or have first-hand knowledge of the neighbourhood, please consider sharing your views. It's completely anonymous - all we ask is for your initials.

Your initials
Email (never published)
Your review

Please tell us what you like about the SW10 postcode area, what you don't like, and what it's like to live or work here.

Your opinions on...
LOCAL AMENITIES
FAMILY FRIENDLY
PARKING
GREEN SPACES
----


I tried the Mother's Day menu at The Ivy in Tower Bridge'

The Ivy Tower Bridge presents a dining experience that seamlessly blends sophistication with comfort, making it an ideal destination for Mother's Day.

This is Local London

Bernard Fowler death: Fresh appeal after Harold Wood killing

A renewed appeal has been issued by British Transport Police forCCTV or video footageafter Havering pensioner Bernard Fowler was killed outside Harold Wood train station.

This is Local London

Thurrock Council shelves 1bn regeneration scheme

Council insistsproject has not been abandoned despite terminating agreement with developerPurfleetCentre Regeneration.

Property Week

Howard Group lets whole of Cambridge building to Welbeck Health Partners

The healthcare firm has signed a 30-year lease at the Orion Building at the Unity Campus.

Property Week

Tristan and Alchemy secure trio of occupiers at Reading Campus scheme

The latest leasing deals are a testament to the attractiveness of the scheme, the landlords have said.

Property Week

Student Biryani, Romford rated zero for food hygiene by FSA

A takeaway in London Road, Romford has shuttemporarily after it was given a zero food hygiene rating by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).

This is Local London

Queen's Theatre Hornchurch wins four Off West End awards

Drama production and theatre workers have won four prestigious national awards for Queen's Theatre.

This is Local London

Wetherspoon 'committed' to reopening The Barking Dog pub

The latest update on the future of Wetherspoon pub The Barking Dog, which closed due to housing redevelopment works.

This is Local London

From the Postcode Area blog

Deciphering Crime Rates - a Deep Dive Into UK Postcode Analysis

Deciphering Crime Rates - a Deep Dive Into UK Postcode Analysis

Ever wondered about the crime rate in your UK postcode? You're not alone. We've dug deep into the data, uncovering trends and patterns that'll make your head spin.

Read more

Death of the High Street?

Death of the High Street?

The BBC reports that despite councils' attempts to kurb them, the UK's high streets have seen a huge growth in fast food outlets. Could this mark the death knell for the Great British high street, and what can we do about it to halt its decline?

Read more

Discrimination by Postcode

Discrimination by Postcode

You really couldn't make it up, could you? Some of the country's most vulnerable people are missing out on their weekly £25 Cold Weather Payment, just because the system that's in operation is discriminating against them because payments are based on postcode, rather than geographic location.

Read more

The Redesign is Underway

The Redesign is Underway

Well, the current website was absolutely in dire need of a good redesign - from the ground up. So I set out to pull it all apart and get it up and running again to become the most comprehensive guide to every postcode in the UK. And it's been a long, tough job from start to finish - and quite possibly the biggest project I've ever undertaken.

Read more