Discover the top 10 most expensive roads in Oxford for property sales last year
Oxford: This city is a popular place to live. It has a thriving industry, a metropolitan vibe, and beautiful countryside.
Known for its high house prices, Oxford ranks as the third most expensive area in the UK outside London.
This list shows which roads the top 10 most expensive houses in Oxford are on
Figures from HM Land Registry reveal the Oxford roads with the biggest sales last year. The most expensive areas include North Oxford, Sunnymead, North Hinksey, and Headington.
1. Chadlington Road, North Oxford – £6,600,000. This stunning residential street had the highest sale last year. A hidden mansion sold for £6.6 million on September 10.
2. Northmoor Road, North Oxford – £5,500,000. A beautiful farmhouse from the early 1600s sold for £5.5 million on February 23. It’s one of the oldest houses in North Oxford.
3. Norham Road, North Oxford – £4,600,000. A property on the corner of Norham and Fyfield roads sold for £4.6 million on July 4. It looks more like a castle!
4. Belbroughton Road, North Oxford – £3,300,000 and £3,250,000. Two houses sold on this leafy road last year, with prices over £3 million each.
5. Woodstock Road, Sunnymead – £3,310,000 and £2,750,000. Two properties sold for £3.3 million and £2.75 million on August 30 and February 7.
6. Garford Road, North Oxford – £3,000,000. The last property to hit the £3 million mark sold on October 25. This quiet street has stunning homes.
7. Pullens Lane, Headington – £2,500,000. A home sold for £2.5 million on August 5 in this quiet street.
8. Davenant Road, Sunnymead – £2,150,000 and £1,800,000. Two houses sold for £2.15 million and £1.8 million on June 26 and August 14.
9. Jack Straws Lane, Headington – £1,950,000. A property sold for just under £2 million on May 7 in this leafy street.
10. Vernon Avenue, North Hinksey – £1,750,000. A house sold for £1.75 million on August 16 in this secluded area.
