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If you’re buying, selling, remortgaging or transferring equity from a property or land in Oxfordshire, we are here to help you 6 days a week.

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Buying a house in Oxfordshire

From its world-famous university city to the yellow stone of Cotswold villages and cobbled streets of historic towns, Oxfordshire is a county with fabulous home mover appeal.

Its easy access to London makes this county a favourite for holiday homes, but there's so much going on in Oxfordshire, it's a wonderful all-year-round place to live.

Oxfordshire population is 687,466 (2019).



How much does an average property cost in Oxfordshire?

The average property price in Oxfordshire is £434,896.

You can find the average price per property type below:

Property typeDetachedSemi-detached TerracedFlats/Maisonettes
Average price£720,810£454,426£359,941£237,759

 

April 2023 property price data sourced from the Land Registry.


Where are Oxfordshire's best home-mover destinations?

The city of Oxford itself is a huge draw for home buyers. There's great competition for property in a city with such a large student population, so many home movers might cast their net further.

In the Cotswolds is the town of Witney, with its impressive period properties, while Henley-on-Thames has a marvellous rural location. Rub shoulders with celebrities in Chipping Norton, considered the gateway to the Cotswolds. Other popular Cotswold locations are Burford, Bampton - famous for standing in for Downton village in TV's Downton Abbey - Woodstock and Shilton.

Look to Banbury and Abingdon for older properties, while newbuilds abound in Thame and Bicester.


Which council has control of schooling in Oxfordshire?

Oxfordshire County Council is responsible for all state education in the county.

There are also many independent, grammar, academy and church schools here.

Use the government schools comparison website check the Ofsted ranking of your chosen school.


Did you know?

England's only non-royal and non-religious palace is in Oxfordshire. Blenheim Palace, near Woodstock, is the home of the Duke of Marlborough and considered one of the finest examples of the English baroque architectural style. Blenheim is also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.

Near Uffington in south Oxfordshire is the mysterious Bronze Age white horse, carved into the side of the hillside. White Horse Hill is now part of the Ridgeway National Trail, an 87-mile chalk ridge route first used by prehistoric man.



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Towns and districts within this county include:

Abingdon, Adderbury, Bampton, Banbury, Benson, Bicester, Bloxham, Botley, Burford, Carterton, Charlbury, Chinnor, Chipping-Norton, Cholsey, Deddington, Didcot, Dorchester-On-Thames, East-Oxford, Eynsham, Faringdon, Harwell, Headington, Henley-On-Thames, Hook-Norton, Kidlington, Long-Hanborough, Shrivenham, Sonning-Common, St-Nicholas, Thame, Wallingford, Wantage, Watlington, Wheatley, Witney, Woodcote, Woodstock


No Completion No Fee is our promise that in the unfortunate event that your property transaction falls-through you will not be liable for any of the conveyancer’s fixed legal fees for the work completed.

To secure this benefit a fee, already included in your quote, is taken upon on deciding to go ahead with your transaction.

Should your transaction fall through, for whatever reason, we can hold this amount on account for your next transaction or provide a refund.

Your Fixed Legal Fee** quote from Homeward Legal ensures that you pay no more than we have quoted you for and is based on the information you’ve provided to us being true and accurate.

There are specific circumstances on a minority of transactions that may require additional charges that could not be foreseen at the outset.

A list of those charges and explanations can be found here with details of the potential cost. These will only be charged following discussion with your conveyancer with a clear explanation of what they are for.