131 properties to rent in Oxford in Oxford

A stunning two bedrooms three bathrooms apartment, located in this fantastic development in St Giles Street. The apartment comprises two double bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms, guest cloakroom and reception room with open plan dining room and kitchen with high specification appliances. Centre Point is located with easy access to the City, within walking distance of Tottenham Court Road underground station, Covent Garden and the West End.6 months minimum.

In a secluded site, within a 5 minute walk of the Summertown shops, is a spectacular and unusual detached house, built over 3 floors. On a plot of approximately 1/3 acre, the house has a truly magnificent and unimpeded view across the River Cherwell towards the village of Elsfield (approx. 3 miles away as the crow flies). No expense seems to have been spared to create outstanding living accommodation over 3 floors. There are 6 bedrooms (5 en suite), 6 bath/shower rooms, a top floor recreation room leading to a large paved roof terrace, and spacious, ground floor reception rooms and kitchen. Available now. Council Tax Band G. EPC rating B Council Tax Band: G Holding Deposit: £1846.00

In a secluded site, within a 5 minute walk of the Summertown shops, is a spectacular and unusual detached house, built over 3 floors. On a plot of approximately 1/3 acre, the house has a truly magnificent and unimpeded view across the River Cherwell towards the village of Elsfield (approx. 3 miles away as the crow flies). No expense seems to have been spared to create outstanding living accommodation over 3 floors. There are 6 bedrooms (5 en suite), 6 bath/shower rooms, a top floor recreation room leading to a large paved roof terrace, and spacious, ground floor reception rooms and kitchen. Available now. Council Tax Band G. EPC rating B Council Tax Band: G Holding Deposit: £1846.00

Tucked away, in a secluded site, within a 5 minute walk of the Summertown shops, a spectacular and unique detached house. On a plot of approximately 1/3 acre, the house has a truly magnificent and unimpeded view across the River Cherwell towards the village of Elsfield (approx. 3 miles away as the crow flies). No expense seems to have been spared to create outstanding living accommodation over 3 floors. There are 6 bedrooms (5 en suite), 6 bath/shower rooms, a top floor recreation room leading to a large paved roof terrace, and spacious, ground floor reception rooms and kitchen. The River Cherwell is at the bottom of the grounds and can be fenced off if necessary. This house should be viewed by anyone wishing to live in a state of the art, modern home with the benefits of a “countrified urban location”, whilst within easy reach of The Dragon, Summer Fields, St Edward's and Cherwell schools and Summertown and Oxford city itself. Large rear garden and beautiful views. Can be Available mid December. EPC rating B, Council Tax Band Council Tax Band: Holding Deposit: £2076.00

Tucked away, in a secluded site, within a 5 minute walk of the Summertown shops, a spectacular and unique detached house. On a plot of approximately 1/3 acre, the house has a truly magnificent and unimpeded view across the River Cherwell towards the village of Elsfield (approx. 3 miles away as the crow flies). No expense seems to have been spared to create outstanding living accommodation over 3 floors. There are 6 bedrooms (5 en suite), 6 bath/shower rooms, a top floor recreation room leading to a large paved roof terrace, and spacious, ground floor reception rooms and kitchen. The River Cherwell is at the bottom of the grounds and can be fenced off if necessary. This house should be viewed by anyone wishing to live in a state of the art, modern home with the benefits of a “countrified urban location”, whilst within easy reach of The Dragon, Summer Fields, St Edward's and Cherwell schools and Summertown and Oxford city itself. Large rear garden and beautiful views. Can be Available mid December. EPC rating B, Council Tax Band Council Tax Band: Holding Deposit: £2076.00

Bold strokes: This is an apartment that exudes confidence from every angle. In the sweeping reception room, period features blend quietly into the background, allowing clever contemporary revisions to come to the fore: Glass balustrades, statement light fittings and a stone feature fireplace. A monochromatic palette of dark stained floors and crisp white walls makes the perfect canvas for a collection of antiques and curiosities, deftly arranged throughout.An impressive stainless-steel chef-grade kitchen with a large range cooker means entertaining will be effortless in this sleek, well-equipped space. Dim the lights for long drawn-out dinners around the glass dining table. Let gatherings spill outdoors onto the roof terrace, with double doors leading from the hallway. A staircase at either end of the flat takes you upstairs. One side leads from the hall to a large landing space, roomy enough for a desk or sofa, and currently used as a study. The other leads from the living room to the separate shower room and wood-panelled bathroom. Here, a well-placed skylight over the bath makes this a perfect spot to stargaze from the tub on a clear night. This leads through to the master bedroom – a charming bright room up in the eaves, with reams of storage. A peaceful spot to escape from it all. A second well-sized guest room is located on the lower floor.Location:Tree-lined Oxford Gardens has the best of both worlds: Privacy and seclusion (when you want it) from the hubbub of Notting Hill, just around the corner. But ready access to its many vibrant restaurants and bars: Dinner and drinks at Gold or gimlets at Portobello Road Gin. Oxford Gardens connects to one of Notting Hill’s main arteries: Portobello road. Treasure hunt in the market or swing by the Electric for a film classic on a rainy afternoon. Your closest Underground tube station is Ladbroke Grove [Circle and Hammersmith & City lines].

A stunning country retreat situated in the heart of the popular village of SwinbrookDescriptionOriginally two houses dating back to the 17th century, Swinbrook Place has been completely restored throughout to create a contemporary home with many period features.The attention to detail through-out is as you would expect of a house of this stature. From the wooden paneling in the main hall, through to the numerous log burners, no expense has been spared to create this warm and welcoming home.Downstairs has two main reception rooms, one of which has a full size snooker table, the other is split into two with a log burner facing each side. In the center of the house, is the media room with a large open fire place with the two stair cases at each side.Leading onto the kitchen past the downstairs cloakroom is the kitchen / dining room. The kitchen itself is hand made and finished with a natural light granite worktop and comes complete with a three oven Aga and built in Gaggenau appliances.Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and one twin room, all of which have their own en-suites with roll top baths and separate walk in showers. The principal bedroom suite at the center of the home can be assessed via either stairs case, has built in cupboards. Bedrooms two and three also have the benefit of each having a log burner in the bedroom and the bathroom.Access via the open study leads you onto the forth bedroom with twin beds either side of the room and an en suite shower room.The fifth bedroom is located outside in a detached 'bothy' with a log burner, single bed and en suite shower room.Externally, the gardens and outside space has been landscaped to create the stunning grounds with fruit tress dotted throughout. Leading on from the kitchen is a large patio with space for al fresco dining.The near side of the garden has the village stream running through and the parking area to the front of the house leads over the stone bridge across the stream. There is also a separate study to the front of the house.The gardens will be fully maintained by the landlord to ensure they are kept in perfect seasonal condition throughout the year.LocationThis classic picturesque village is one of the most popular and desirable on the edge of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb). Local amenities include a public house, The Swan Inn, a church and active cricket club.Everyday amenities are close by at Burford (2.5 miles) and the market town of Witney (6.7 miles) with more extensive facilities in Oxford (19.5 miles) and Cheltenham (25 miles).Charlbury Station is 7.8 miles away (London/Paddington about 75 mins). Alternatively Oxford Parkway is 17 miles away (London Marylebone about 55 mins).There is a good choice of state and independent schools in the area including primary schools in Burford and Leafield; state secondary in Burford and Witney. Local independent schools include St Hughs, Cokethorpe and the well regarded schools in Oxford.Additional InfoHolding Deposit: £2,526.92 (1 weeks rent)Deposit Payable: £15,161.54 (6 weeks rent)Minimum Term: 12 monthsRent must be paid monthly in advance

A beautiful detached family home with delightful west facing gardens, located on Banbury Road. Benefiting from seven bedrooms, four of which are ensuite. Unfurnished, EPC Rating C, Council Tax Band H. Available from January for a minimum 8 month tenancy. AccommodationAn attractive detached family home retaining many period features, ideally situated in Central North Oxford. The original Victorian front door opens into a reception hall with cloakroom to one side; a glass door then leads to the main hall with doors to an elegant large drawing room to the rear with views over the garden, a large sitting room to the front and a study with steps onto the terrace and West facing walled garden. The lower ground floor provides a wonderful open plan L shaped space, which runs the length and width of the house with kitchen, family lounge and dining areas. It makes a superb family room and also has a well fitted utility room to the side. This family room opens in to the conservatory, which has underfloor heating and folding doors to the garden. There is also a cloakroom on the half landing by the side door to the covered area. The first floor comprises four ensuite bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes. The top floor offers two further large double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom. Available unfurnished from January. EPC Rating C, Council Tax Band H.Outside spaceThe west facing walled gardens are particularly attractive and principally laid to lawn with very well stocked flower and shrub borders. There is a sunny dining area at the rear of the house and a covered area at the side of the house with bin store and a log store together with further garden store / workshop. To the rear of the garden is a beech hedge, beyond which is a further lawned area with a substantial wooden shed with electricity supplied. Front of house there is driveway parking for three cars.LocationThe house is one of few private houses in this unique location within a short walk of the historic city centre, just north of the junction of North Parade with Banbury Road. North Parade offers an array of independent shops, two public houses, restaurants, a regular farmers market, artisan deli and coffees shops with further extensive amenities available in the city centre. University Park and Port Meadow are both close by with lovely walks along the rivers. Road and rail communication are excellent : Oxford main station with services to London Paddington in 52 minutes and Oxford Parkway services to London Marylebone in 1 hour. There are bus services on Banbury Road to the city centre. The house is very well situated for some of Oxford's best schools with the Dragon, Wychwood, Oxford High School, Magdalen College School, New College School all within walking distance. A number of University Departments and Colleges are close by.Local authority and servicesOxford City Council Tax Band 'H', EPC Rating C.DisclaimerThese particulars are a general guide only. They do not form part of any contract. Services, systems and appliances have not been tested. Viewings are offered on a first come first served basis.

Behind an unassuming brick exterior on a welcoming residential street, a four-bedroom home is finished with mesmerising effect. Gallery-like proportions are accentuated with thoughtfully-integrated light channels, geometric patterns and gilded accents for an engaging family setting.The entranceway sets a stylish tone with pewter metro tiles which lead into the ground-floor reception room. Its pale wood floors, charcoal-toned joinery and a modern chandelier are flawlessly-executed – aesthetic sentiments employed throughout the home. A bi-folding door reveals a versatile bedroom, office or gym space. From the living area, full-height glazing opens onto a terrace where a pale brick wall is a textural backdrop for verdant planters.A double-height void connects this floor to the open-plan kitchen and dining room below, affording an awe-inspiring sense of volume. Conceived as a glass box, expansive panels of glazing channels swathes of natural light inside. The kitchen is centered by a curved island laid with a monochromatic marble worktop, recalling the opulence of a mid-century Manhattan bar. Inky-toned cabinets are positioned adjacent, with a mirrored splashback accentuating the room’s spacious feel. Clusters of sculptural light fittings offer a nod to the Art Deco age, casting a warm glow come evening. Beyond a second living area, a pair of circular frosted windows channel further light into a utility and shower room. There’s a year-round al fresco character installed by the immaculate panels of full-height glass that slide open to the garden. It’s a masterstroke of urban landscape design, with pale stone steps that ascends to a lawn surrounded by manicured topiary and horizontal fencing.Spread across the second floor, the dual-aspect principal bedroom is a thoroughly serene setting. On one side, vaulted ceilings are engineered with Velux windows; on the other, bench seating is neatly crafted with storage beneath. Panels of black glass is a modish accent against the room’s hushed tones, which slides open to reveal the marble-clad en suite shower room. Three guest bedrooms – affectionately-finished with pale blue hues – are situated on the floor below. A family-sized bathroom makes a lasting impression with sky-blue metro tiles, twin geometric sinks and monochromatic flooring.Location:A neighbourhood defined by a true sense of local community, Oxford Gardens is a quiet, tree-lined street just minutes away from the vibrant Golborne Road. Pick up a pastry from Layla Bakery and browse the eclectic antiques shops lining the street. It’s a short walk to the green pastures of Wormwood Scrubs; an even shorter one to Ladbroke Grove station to get you into central London and further. Laylow is a popular haunt for evenings of live music, and their Sunday roasts are just as good.Nearest TubeLadbroke Grove – 2 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)

A magnificent barn conversion close to Soho FarmhouseDescriptionA truly exceptional barn conversion in a private setting surrounded by approx. 42 acres of land, much thought and attention has been given to create a perfect space for entertaining. Benefits include a sophisticated Austrian underfloor heating and cooling system called Helioterm, ensuring the house is cool in the summer and warm in the winter also aided by the triple glazed windows by Internorm. Additionally all rooms enjoy a state of the art fresh air ventilation system.Positioned just outside the village of Little Tew and on the door step of Soho Farmhouse the property is accessed by a private gravelled drive opening to a large parking area to the front and side of the barn.Walking through the double height main front door brings you into a bright and airy panelled entrance hall. Guests can enjoy a private wing off the entrance hall including a large double bedroom with built in wardrobes, another bedroom with four built-in bunk beds ideal for children with both bedrooms sharing a Jack & Jill bathroom with separate walk in shower.Entering the main sitting room is truly breath-taking with 25 feet high vaulted ceilings, oak parquet flooring, a fabulous open fire place dividing the sitting and dining area and floor to ceiling glass windows flooding the space with natural light. Two sets of double doors from the sitting and dining room lead out to a large patio area for alfresco dining and the garden beyond.The open plan kitchen has two central islands, a built in semi-circle breakfast table and Gaggenau appliances. Beyond the kitchen is a space that would make an ideal play room or home office as well as pantry area with shelving, free standing fridge / freezer and access to the 52 ft garage. Further rooms on the ground floor, leading from the main sitting room, include a family room and snug / TV room with wall mounted TV, built in storage and book cases.On the first floor the bedrooms are accessed off a lovely galleried landing, The Loft, which would make an ideal reading area overlooking the sitting room and garden beyond. The impressive principal bedroom at just over 31 ft offers ample space for a bedroom and a sitting area, two dressing rooms each with their own bathrooms as well as two decked balconies with stunning views across the grounds, a particularly good spot to watch the sunset. Further bedrooms include a large double with dressing room and en suite shower room, another spacious double bedroom with en suite shower room leading though to bedroom number six. Finally there is a large utility / laundry room on the first floor.There is a detached annex with a kitchenette, sitting room, bedroom and bathroom as well its own terrace overlooking the garden.Externally, much work has gone into landscaping the garden immediately surrounding the barn with new trees, shrubs and wild flowers. There is a brand new, state of the art, heated swimming pool surrounded to the right of the barn. The garage is accessed either via electric rolling doors operated by a fob or a set of double doors to the side.LocationLittle Tew is a popular and attractive Oxfordshire village on the edge of the Cotswolds. The neighbouring village of Great Tew is the home of Soho Farmhouse, a private members club which is approx. 3 miles away. Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is approx. 11.5 miles from the property.The neighbouring village of Enstone has a village store, primary and nursery School and a garage/petrol station together with a regular bus service to Oxford and Chipping Norton.Chipping Norton has more comprehensive facilities including three supermarkets, a good range of local shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes and theatre, as well as a medical centre and community hospital.The rolling north-west Oxfordshire countryside is instantly picturesque with its numerous villages and small market towns including Charlbury, Hook Norton, Deddington and Woodstock, . There are a number of excellent pubs including the Falkland Arms at Great Tew, the Bull at Charlbury, the Killingworth Castle at Wootton as well as the Plough and Wild Rabbit in Kingham.Aside from the excellent local schools the village is well located for Great Tew primary school, Kitebrook, Dormer House, Bloxham and Tudor Hall. The Oxford school run is within easy reach for The Dragon, Summerfields, Headington, Oxford High, St. Edwards and Magdalen College School. Radley, Stowe and Cheltenham together with many well-known public schools are within relatively easy reach.Communications are good; the A44 provides direct access to Oxford and the A34 and M40. The Chiltern Line from Oxford Parkway and Bicester provides an excellent train service to London Marylebone and nearby Charlbury to Paddington. Sporting in the area includes Hunting with the Heythrop and Warwickshire; polo at Kirtlington and Cirencester; racing at Stratford and Warwick; clay pigeon shooting at the Oxfordshire Shooting School; numerous golf clubs including Heythrop, Chipping Norton, Burford and Tadmarton Heath; theatres in Chipping Norton, Oxford and Stratford upon AvonSquare Footage: 7,810 sq ftAdditional InfoHolding Deposit: £4,615.38 (1 week)Deposit Payable: £27,692.31 (6 weeks)Minimum Term: 12 monthsRent must be paid monthly in advance

A magnificent Grade I listed Country House.DescriptionKirtlington Park House, dating back to the 18th century, sits within breath-taking Capability Brown designed parkland.This stunning Grade I listed country house with its fabulous State Rooms offers the perfect retreat for a weekend away or a special celebration, available from 2 nights up to 2 weeks.Up to 16 guests can relax and enjoy use of the house, including eight bedrooms as well as enjoy the stunning garden and private woodland; with towards the Chiltern Hills, some 25 miles away. Guests also have private access to the five State Rooms, a family kitchen, gym, billiard room, tennis court, croquet lawn and cinema room.Stays can be tailored to suit individual needs and the house team can happily organise activities to enjoy locally and further afield. Alternatively, you may just choose to relax and unwind in the comfortable surroundings with your own private chef and household staff. Please enquire for more information.LocationKirtlington Park lies within the village of Kirtlington and only 10 miles from Oxford city centre, approximately 6 miles from Junction 9 of the M40, both Bicester and Oxford Parkway stations provide direct trains to London Marylebone in less than an hour.Should you wish to explore, local amenities include a plethora of local pubs and restaurants.The nearby towns of Bicester (with its luxury retail outlet Bicester Village) and Woodstock provide a full range of shopping facilities, with further extensive educational, cultural and shopping experiences in the University city of Oxford. Woodstock is also home to the renowned Blenheim Palace providing a lovely day out.Many sporting can be arranged in the area such as polo within the grounds, local fishing, clay shooting or punting in Oxford.Additional InfoDeposit payable £1,000 per stayMinimum stay of 2 nightsmaximum stay 2 weeks