House prices are continuing to shoot up across the country, with the new national average for a typical UK home climbing to a record £265,312.
In Oxford, buying a house is no mean feat and the cost of a small family home sits well above the national average.
The question is, what can you get in Oxford for below the national average?
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Priced between £230,000 and £240,000, these properties are all available to buy now.
Check them out below:
Mather Road
This property is described as "ideal" for first time buyers or investors and is for sale for £230,000.
Marketed by Scottfraser this property is available on a leasehold basis.
The ground floor apartment has an open, modern layout and comes with a double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a white and chrome bathroom.
Trinity Court
Also on the market with Scottfraser, this 'contemporary and light' ground floor apartment is available with parking.
The apartment has an open plan kitchen and living space with a double bedroom and built-in storage.
The property is on the market for £230,000.
Banbury Road
There are several age- restricted apartments are available on Banbury Road for £235,000 each.
The one-bedroom flats are in a purpose-built complex designed for 'independent living' and is located in central Summertown.
The apartment is accessed from a communal hallway, the accommodation comprising entrance lobby, living room with separate kitchen area, double bedroom with built-in wardrobe, shower room.
There is also a communal garden.
Oxford Road
This two bedroom flat is available with Northwood.
The property comprises a ground floor private entrance leading upstairs to two double bedrooms.
There is a fully equiped kitchen and spacious lounge, with family bathroom.
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