The OX39 postcode area, centred on the village of Chinnor, offers a diverse property mix that appeals to families and professionals seeking village life within reach of Oxford, High Wycombe, and Thame. Our current listings show detached properties dominate the market with 38 properties averaging £814,471, reflecting the area's popularity for spacious family homes with gardens in the Chiltern Hills. The combination of good transport links via the M40 and the village's attractive setting makes it particularly sought after by commuters working in Oxford or London.
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Three-bedroom properties represent the largest segment with 43 listings averaging £548,419, making them the most accessible entry point to the OX39 market. Four-bedroom homes follow with 28 listings at an average of £674,103, while five-bedroom properties command an average of £1,067,778. The premium end of the market includes six-bedroom homes averaging £1,781,250, demonstrating the area's appeal to affluent buyers seeking substantial country properties. This tiered distribution shows the market caters well to both first-time buyers entering at the two-bedroom level (22 properties averaging £346,000) and families seeking larger homes.
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The area's housing stock reflects its village heritage, with many properties pre-dating 1976 and therefore likely requiring a RICS Level 2 Survey before purchase. Properties in Chinnor and surrounding villages may feature traditional construction methods including brick, flint, and local stone, typical of South Oxfordshire villages. The underlying geology near the Chiltern Hills consists predominantly of chalk bedrock, which generally has low shrink-swell potential, though overlying clay soils in some areas could pose foundation considerations for older properties.
- 137 total properties currently for sale
- 39 detached homes averaging £772,690
- 32 semi-detached properties at £486,938
- 9 flats averaging £285,556
- 95 sales in last 12 months