415 available houses and cottages to rent in Oxford

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Frequently asked questions

How to rent a house in Oxford?

To rent a house in Oxford, start by browsing listings on . Use filters by location, price, number of bedrooms, and features like gardens or parking. Once you spot a suitable rental house, contact the landlord or letting agent to arrange a viewing and start the rental process.

How many for rent available in Oxford?

We currently have house rentals in Oxford available at - however, this changes daily, so please check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the latest listings.

What do I need to rent a house in Oxford?

To rent a house in Oxford, you’ll usually need proof of income or employment, previous landlord references, and a valid form of ID. Most landlords also run credit checks. Once approved, you'll pay a security deposit and sign a tenancy agreement before moving in.

Where to rent a house in Oxford?

The best place to rent a house depends on your personal needs – such as budget, commute, access to schools, or desire for green space. Some areas are better for families or those seeking quiet surroundings, while others may be more suitable for professionals. The areas with the most for rent in Oxford are , and .

How much is house rent in Oxford?

house rent in Oxford varies widely depending on size, area, and condition. On average, rent for in Oxford is GBP per month. Depending on the location, you can expect to pay between GBP and GBP per month. Smaller houses tend to be more affordable, while larger properties or those with gardens can be significantly more expensive. Rent is typically higher in more central or in-demand areas.