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Rooms to Rent Oxford
Searching for a room to rent in Oxford? Find affordable, cozy house shares and flatshares in your chosen area in the neighborhoods of Cowley, Jericho, and Headington.
Why to Rent a Room in Oxford?
The rooms are furnished or unfurnished
All utilities included: Wi-Fi, bills & council tax
Flexible leases with short-term and long-term options available for students & professionals & researchers
Close to University of Oxford, Oxford Brookes University, and easy transport
Friendly flatmates and landlords
Oxford is a great mix of historic and modern living - perfect for studying, working or re-locating.
Frequently Asked Questions
The rent for a room in Oxford normally ranges from £700 to £950 per month. The central areas and en-suite rooms would cost more, while a room in a shared house further out would tend to be less expensive.
Some of the popular places include: Cowley with its lively atmosphere; Headington, close to the hospitals and campuses; and Jericho, which offers a nice blend of charm and city access. Marston and Summertown possess the opposite qualities, offering peaceful, residential living.
Ordinarily, Oxford is pricier than many other cities in the UK. However, one can still find some affordable options in shared housing farther from the city centre.
Sure, there are certainly short-term lets, particularly around the more student-populated areas. Certain landlords tend to be flexible about contracts depending upon the season and the demand.
In the majority of cases, rent would include utilities, such as electricity, gas, water, and the internet. Council tax may or may not be part of that agreement - either way, it should be clarified with the landlord directly.
