Guernsey address format & examples

Victor Hugo, the author of Les Misérables, lived in Guernsey for 15 years and wrote many works including the aforementioned French Revolutionary tale while there. If you want to ship your miniature Bastille fortress to Hugo's great grandchildren, you're going to need to know how to write a Guernsey address. Luckily, Smarty is the expert at the Guernsey mailing address format (and really any address format around the world).

Below, you'll find several Guernsey address examples to look at and details about Guernsey’s mailing address format so that you will no longer be wondering how to write one. Of course, as the address experts, Smarty can provide so much more than envelope address format, so if you scroll down below the address section, you'll find additional information.

1. Addressee line – The recipient’s full name.
2. Building number and street name – The street name comes after the building number.
3. Parish - List which of the ten parishes the address is in on its own line.
4. City - The city or town that the address is in.
5. Postal code - The six-digit alphanumerical postal code goes on its own line.
6. Country – Don't forget the country name, which can be written as GGY.

If you're looking for more information on Guernsey for governmental or other purposes, you can find lots of additional information provided by Smarty below. Look at data such as total land area, endonyms, and population information by doing that scroll thing.