Matching people to their dream homes in Oxfordshire since 1998.
Home is more than a building; it's a feeling. We have something for all buyers with new homes, period properties, modern apartments, luxury homes, and shared ownership opportunities.
Properties sold since 1998
Customer satisfaction on Google
Years of Oxfordshire expertise
Achieved asking price or above
Our partnerships help make moves possible. You'll access great deals and tailored advice from in-house RICS-qualified surveyors and legal contacts to our mortgage partners.
Our partner company, Mortgage Scout, gives you access to 90 lenders and 12,000 mortgage products.
Create a home search account and keep track of properties you like, book viewings and give feedback.
Access shared ownership opportunities and new build developments.
Get an accurate valuation. Discover the true market value of your property with our expert valuation service.
Steeped in history and culture, Oxford offers an unmatched blend of architectural beauty, vibrant city amenities, and surrounding countryside charm.
From dreaming spires to period properties, Oxford's distinctive buildings create a uniquely beautiful place to live.
Enjoy world-class shopping, diverse dining options, and a thriving cultural scene with theatres, museums, and music venues.
Home to prestigious universities and outstanding schools, making it perfect for families and academics.
Benefit from convenient transport links to London and other major cities while still enjoying a quality lifestyle.
We are able to give you expert advice on a case by case basis.
Additional costs include Stamp Duty Land Tax (varies by property value and whether you're a first-time buyer), solicitor/conveyancer fees (£800-£1,500), survey costs (£400-£1,500 depending on type), mortgage arrangement fees, electronic transfer fees, and potential removal costs. We can provide a detailed breakdown based on your specific purchase.
From making an offer to completion, the process typically takes 12-16 weeks, though this can vary. Factors affecting timing include the length of the property chain, mortgage approval timeframes, survey findings, and conveyancing complexities. Our experienced team works to keep delays to a minimum.
We recommend at minimum a Homebuyer Report for most properties under 100 years old in good condition. For older properties, listed buildings, or homes requiring renovation, a more comprehensive Building Survey is advisable. Our in-house RICS-qualified surveyors can advise on the most suitable option for your specific purchase.
While not essential before making an offer, we recommend having a solicitor or conveyancer lined up. This allows you to instruct them immediately once your offer is accepted, helping to avoid delays. We can introduce you to our trusted legal partners who understand the local Oxfordshire property market.
With freehold, you own both the property and the land it stands on indefinitely. With leasehold, you own the property but not the land, and only for the length of the lease (typically 99-999 years). Leasehold properties often involve service charges and ground rent. Most houses are freehold, while many flats are leasehold.