Streets of Soho London
Green’s Court is a small but historically rich street tucked away in Soho, London, just a short walk from Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road stations. The street gets its name from John Green, a landowner in the 17th century who once owned property in the area. Though it’s now surrounded by the noise and rush of Soho, Green’s Court has kept a quiet charm, making it a discreet passage between busy streets.
In past centuries, the street was home to tailors, printers, and artisans. Today, it features a mix of creative spaces and independent businesses, such as production studios and digital agencies. One well-known spot is the flagship shop of Agent Provocateur, a British fashion brand with a global reputation.
While no world-famous figures are known to have lived here, Green’s Court remains closely tied to the creative energy that Soho is known for. Its proximity to key Underground stations makes it a convenient cut-through for locals and visitors alike. The street continues to balance its rich history with a modern, understated feel.
