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Average House Price in Oxfordshire (July 2026)

The average house price in Oxfordshire is £420,093, up 2.4% over the last year.

HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, July 2026 · page updated 12 October 2026

MeasureOxfordshire
Average price£420,093
Change in the last month+0.5%
Change in the last year+2.4%
Change in the last 5 years+14.4%
Change in the last 10 years+21.5%
Compared with the UK average (£272,611)54% above
Average house price in Oxfordshire, July 2026 each yearThe average price in Oxfordshire was £345,801 in 2016 and £420,093 in 2026.£340k£361k£383k£404k£426k201620182020202220242026
Average house price in Oxfordshire, July 2026 each year

Price each year

YearAverage price in Oxfordshire
2026£420,093
2025£410,437
2024£405,709
2023£403,558
2022£398,005
2021£367,231
2020£354,696
2019£346,228
2018£352,850
2017£346,748
2016£345,801

What buying an average home costs

DepositDeposit amountMortgageMonthly payment
25% (rate 5.13%)£105,023£315,070£1,866
5% (rate 5.7%)£21,005£399,088£2,499

Monthly repayments over 25 years at the Bank of England’s average quoted 2-year fixed rates for September 2026 (75% and 95% loan to value). See average mortgage rates. To borrow 90% of the price at 4.5 times income you would need about £84,019.

Stamp duty on the average price is £11,005 for a home mover. Work out your own with the stamp duty calculator.

Areas with similar prices

AreaAverage priceAnnual change
West Sussex£373,740−0.1%
Hertfordshire£469,474+2.7%
Hampshire£364,336+0.9%
Essex£359,978−0.3%
Kent£346,904+1.5%
Cambridgeshire£339,095+2.7%

Source: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, July 2026. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, supplied under the Open Government Licence. Averages cover all property types and the latest month is often revised. Individual properties vary widely.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average house price in Oxfordshire?

The average house price in Oxfordshire was £420,093 in July 2026, according to the HM Land Registry UK House Price Index. That is +2.4% compared with a year earlier.

How much deposit do I need in Oxfordshire?

A 10% deposit on the average home would be £42,009, and 5% would be £21,005. A 25% deposit of £105,023 usually gets a cheaper mortgage rate.

What income do I need to buy in Oxfordshire?

With a 10% deposit and a lender offering 4.5 times income, you would need a household income of roughly £84,019 to buy at the average price. Lenders also look at your other costs.

How much is stamp duty on the average home in Oxfordshire?

On £420,093, Stamp Duty Land Tax is £11,005 for a home mover and £6,005 for a first-time buyer.

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