The most expensive streets in Oxford have been revealed through a new study.
Sales company Property Solvers tracked average sold price data from HM Land Registry since 2019 to see where the highest-priced homes are located across Oxford postcodes.
The only street that has an average price of more than £5m is unsurprisingly the costliest place to live in Oxford.
On Linton Road (OX2), a total of three properties sold for an average of £5,346,666.
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Crick Road was ranked second on the list.
Crick Road (OX2) makes the top two and is the only other street on the list to topple the £4m mark as three properties sold for an average of £4,912,500.
Of the rest of the streets in Oxford, the most expensive on average was Norham Road (OX2) where six properties sell for an average of £2,964,166, the data shows.
If you want to purchase a property on Warnborough Road (OX2), you would be looking at being set back approximately £2,617,500 according to four sales.
St Margaret's Road (OX2) is ranked next on the list coming in at £2,587,500 following the sales of three homes.
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Similarly, according to three properties, Woodstock Road (OX2) averages at around £2,565,000.
Both Hids Copse Road (OX2) as well as Headington’s Pullens Lane (OX3) priced below £2.5m following the sales of four and three homes respectively.
Lonsdale Road (OX2) also made the list at £2,423,333 after the sales of three homes.
Property Solvers co-founder Ruban Selvanayagam said: “To keep the data less skewed, we only ranked the streets that had over three sales.”
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Oxford's top streets all average over £2.5m for a house. (Image: Ed Nix)
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