The OX9 property market shows clear stratification by bedroom count and property type. Four-bedroom homes dominate the market with 69 current listings, averaging £783,441, reflecting strong demand from families attracted to the area's good schools and transport links to Oxford and London. Three-bedroom properties follow with 104 listings at an average of £474,319, representing the largest segment by volume and typically the most active part of the market in terms of buyer interest.
For those seeking premium properties, five-bedroom homes average £923,331 across 21 listings, while six-bedroom properties command an average of £1.8 million. Savills operates in the ultra-premium segment with just 4 listings but an average asking price of £1,856,250, demonstrating that even in a market town context like Thame, there exists a luxury property sector. Michael Graham, operating from Princes Risborough, also focuses on the upper end with 5 listings averaging £906,000, showing the strength of the premium market in the surrounding villages.
At the more accessible end, two-bedroom properties (84 listings, averaging £340,556) and one-bedroom flats (28 listings, averaging £255,768) cater to first-time buyers and investors. The OX9 rental market is smaller but active, with Tim Russ & Co. leading with 6 listings at an average of £1,323pcm, while College & County handles higher-end rentals averaging £2,600pcm. This rental activity indicates strong investor interest in the area, particularly for properties that could generate solid rental yields.
- £300k-£500k price band has most listings (125 properties)
- Premium properties (£750k-£1m) have 25 active listings
- Properties over £1m represent 23 listings in the current market
- Detached properties dominate with 68 listings averaging £788,998