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- Estate Agents in Oxfordshire
711 Estate Agents in Oxfordshire
Compare the performance of local estate agents in Oxfordshire
Looking to compare estate agents in Oxfordshire? In the last 6 months, 8,783 properties have been listed for sale by 711 different agents across the area. The average asking price in Oxfordshire is £588,348 and homes typically take 14 weeks to go under offer. Local agents charge an average fee of 1.2%, equating to around £7,060 on a typical sale.
Oxfordshire Property Market Summary
- Average asking price£588,348
- Average sale time14 weeks
- Asking price change-2%
- Average estate agent fee1.2%
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List of Estate Agents in Oxfordshire
Showing 276 - 300 of 711
31st Jan 2022 (4 years ago)Deal with this estate agent will be nightmare you prepare to be. just bought a house in guildford. given the offer to the seller. the estate agent pushed price and arrange unrealistic exchange and completion date. this results in the seller withdraw the listing. half year later, the seller is ready to sell. the estate agent disclosure both the sellers and buyers personal information to financial brokers and insurance thirdparties for marketing. during the communication with them, it is hugely unreliable and unfriendly. no customer service and professionalism. at the completion date, the sellers cannot give keys to estate agent and the buyers waste time to wait for the keys to be given. completely rubbish. both the sellers and buyers should be avoid..
28th Feb 2026 (9 weeks ago)We recently sold our late mother’s house with Tim Russ, they gave support and advice throughout the whole process. We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Dominic who went above and beyond in helping us, especially towards the end when it started to look like we might not get to exchange date. A Hugh five-star thank you to Dominic for all your help.
10th Jul 2025 (9 mo. ago)I cannot praise or recommend Brown and Merry Wendover enough. I have never been one to leave reviews, but I felt incredibly implied to do it in this case. Our fantastic experience began with viewing the house we were purchasing. We viewed the property two times, firstly with Sylvie and secondly with Ruby. Both were absolutely fantastic experiences, and they both did as much to sell the house as the property itself. On both occasions we were handed beautifully presented brochures, which were fantastic additions to the viewing and more than anything, fantastic memoirs for the house we were purchasing. They were knowledgeable, kind and not in anyway overbearing, completely contrasting all other experiences we had had with estate agents. We submitted an offer for the property, which was accepted, and were immediately given all options in relation to conveyancing, processes etc. Once again, a really thought through stage. During our purchase, through no fault of Brown and Merry's, we began having issues with our solicitors. And in particular, issues with an enquiry from our conveyancers. We were advised by them to call Brown and Merry for advice, and upon doing so were passed to Claire. Claire took it upon herself to liaise with us, the sellers, the sellers solicitor, our solicitor etc. to assist in organising a resolution that would allow exchange and completion. She chased everyone almost everyday, updating us throughout and creating communication between both sides where there never was before due to incompetent solicitors. We had a point of contact for which nothing was too much to help with, and the purest example of someone going above and beyond where they were in no way obligated to. I truly believe without Claire's assistance, we would not be at the exchange stage we are now. Thank you Claire. In summary, if you are thinking of buying or selling through Brown and Merry, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone better.
11th Mar 2026 (8 weeks ago)As first-time buyers, we had never been through the complicated process of purchasing a property before. The whole team were incredibly helpful throughout, from first meeting Nick to view the property to liaising with Karli and Sally during the purchase. Their knowledge and support made the process much easier for us. A fantastic company to deal with and one I would highly recommend.
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8th Apr 2025 (1 year ago)We have been very pleased with the service we received from Peter Clarke in Shipston- on -Stour when purchasing a flat. Sally and Kim were always very helpful and responded quickly with any queries. We would definitely recommend them
2nd Apr 2026 (5 weeks ago)Sophie is wonderful! Super efficient and our house purchase was very smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend!
Elevation Estate Agents - Milton Keynes
Beechwood House 9 Whittle Court, Knowlhill, MK5 8FT
(11 reviews)
13th Mar 2026 (8 weeks ago)Great experience, lovely team .quick processing
26th Sep 2025 (7 mo. ago)You definitely get what you pay for, and the help and support I received from Matt, Nicola and the team in Thame was excellent. I chose them because of the help I had received in the previous year or so, answering emails, providing a valuation (for free) - and they did not let me down. They were the only shining light in a difficult and horrible process. Selling a house is a really stressful process; doing it because the owner has dementia and cannot live alone is infinitely more stressful and difficult. The Fisher German team did whatever they could to make it bearable. Thank you Matt, Nicola and the rest of the team
24th Mar 2026 (6 weeks ago)I recently used Berrys to facilitate a rental property for me. The process was not only easy, straightforward and simple, my agent Mark was patient and helpful with all my questions and worries. I felt very well looked after. Many thanks to the whole Kettering Berrys team!
26th Apr 2022 (4 years ago)Had the most horrific experience with this agent. Totally unprofessional. Promised us the house twice. On the last viewing told us we had secured it in the Saturday only to be told on the Tuesday that there was a higher bid. We have been brought in as a bidding baite in this property. Avoid this agent! No office to even call in
30th May 2025 (11 mo. ago)I would highly recommend The Wilkinson Partnership if you are looking to buy a property in the Buckingham area. Sue the sales agent was absolutely amazing and found be my dream home. Sadly Sue left the company before my completion, however Max took over and he was superb, always available, responded immediately to any queries I raised, and was very courteous and polite, and for that reason I am happy to give Wilkinson 5 stars
26th Jan 2026 (14 weeks ago)Katherine and Paul helped us secure our dream family home. We can’t speak highly enough of them - their professionalism and knowledge of the area was impressive. I would happily recommend to buyers and sellers alike. Thank you!
3rd Apr 2026 (5 weeks ago)We instructed Deacon White in Dunstable as we purchased the house through them a few years previously all your and was impressed with the way the transaction was handled. We mainly dealt with Eliot this time and can honestly say he went way over and above what a typical estate agent would do. The transaction had its ups and downs ( not Deacon Whites fault) and has finally gone through. Eliot was not only professional and curious he was available out of office hours to give reassurance when needed. When I got stressed and upset he was so calm. If you are unsure who to instruct or purchase give these guys a chance as it’s rare to find an estate agent who goes that extra mile. Thank you for all you have done Ray and Leigh
19th May 2025 (11 mo. ago)In the beginning I was treated with keenness but once the property was advertised I received no feedback and had to keep chasing. I wasn’t even told I had a viewing which for me just added to the nonchalance of the overall experience. Sadly I feel quite disappointed by CJ Hole and would not consider using them again or recommending them.Peter Clarke & Co - Chipping Campden
Grafton House High Street, Chipping Campden, GL55 6AT(27 reviews)
5th Feb 2026 (13 weeks ago)We recently bought a house in Chipping Campden being marketed by Peter Clarke. We were a 2 hour drive from Chipping Campden and the local knowledge and expertise of Ellie and the team were a huge help in finding the right house. They know Chipping Campden inside out and could tell us everything about local facilities and services. They were also brilliant in getting the sale through - getting paperwork, chasing solicitors and keeping everything moving. If we were selling (we're not) we would use Peter Clarke.
6th Mar 2026 (9 weeks ago)We had a really great experience with Lee Chadwick, they are a kind and professional team who made the conveyancing process really easy. Would highly reccomend!
12th Sep 2020 (5 years ago)Sai has been extremely helpful in marketing my properties in a very difficult time - the middle of the COVID pandemic. Always available, always charming, always diligent in following up the slightest lead. He has already achieved a sale with one and I am sure will soon do so with the second.Very happy to have been introduced to him.
7th Mar 2024 (2 years ago)Jake was knowledgeable, friendly and honest. I really liked the personal feel of the service with a small agent.
15th Jul 2025 (9 mo. ago)Overpromised, Underperformed and Untrustworthy – My Costly Mistake with HSD I initially listed my property with PurpleBricks in March 2025 for £535,000. After limited viewings over a three-month period, I began exploring other options and submitted an enquiry to WeBuyAnyHouse. They quickly came back with an offer of £460,000—roughly 14% below asking—claiming it would allow for a quick sale. I immediately declined, as I was not in a rush and didn’t want to take such a significant loss. Shortly after, my details were apparently passed on to House Sales Direct (HSD), seemingly a sister company, without my explicit consent. HSD came across as professional and engaging at first. They promised a 98% success rate in selling properties within 28 days, citing a strong network of pre-approved buyers and investors who could complete within 6–8 weeks. They suggested a sale price spread of £510k–£535k, assuring me they would work to get me the best price possible. It sounded promising. Based on these assurances, I decided to proceed with HSD. I withdrew my PurpleBricks listing—costing me £300—with the understanding that HSD’s investor network would accelerate the sale. But things quickly began to unravel. Despite supposedly having investors lined up, HSD said they needed to relist my property on Rightmove first. When I questioned why investors couldn’t simply view the home, the response was vague. It took nearly two weeks for them to relist, and the new asking price was £525,000. A full week passed without any communication. Then came a call recommending the price be dropped to £499,000. I was told this was “just a marketing tactic,” and that they still aimed to get me a sale within the original £510k–£535k range. But I struggled to understand how listing a property nearly £40,000 lower would achieve that. I asked again about the investors. They finally admitted the only offer received was the same £460k I'd declined weeks earlier through WeBuyAnyHouse. This was when the red flags really began to show. Why wasn’t I told this upfront? Why present an optimistic price range if their investor offer was fixed at £460k from the beginning? Why was I encouraged to pull the property from PurpleBricks if they intended to rely on the open market anyway? I could have just reduced the price there and avoided unnecessary costs and delays. Doing more research online, I found stories from others with eerily similar experiences. It appeared HSD’s real model was to attract sellers with high expectations and then drop the price, relying on open-market tactics to force a quick sale. Despite claiming not to charge commission, they would never clearly explain how they made their money. It seems they may be negotiating higher prices with buyers while offering sellers less—profiting off the gap. No transparency, no trust. Meanwhile, they knew I was paying a high mortgage on an empty property. It became clear they were hoping I’d become desperate enough to accept the same low £460k offer I had already rejected twice. In the four weeks my property was listed with them, only four viewings were arranged. Two were no-shows. Of the remaining two, one viewer stayed for just five minutes—asked no questions and didn’t even view all the rooms. It felt performative, not serious. As expected, neither viewer submitted an offer, despite supposedly being “pre-qualified and keen.” Eventually, I told HSD I wanted to withdraw the property. That’s when I was informed—shockingly—that I had unknowingly signed up for a 52-week contract, and I’d need to pay £1,500 to exit, or £999 if paid within 7 days. I wrote to them, acknowledged that they had done some work, and offered a reasonable £699 exit fee, explaining I needed to rent the home out due to financial strain. They refused and insisted on full payment. I paid the £999 immediately—but it still took a full week and several chasers before they finally removed the property from Rightmove. By the end of the ordeal, it was clear I was no longer a priority for them. In summary: Do I regret choosing HSD? Absolutely. Would I recommend them to someone looking for a fair, transparent, and professional house sale experience? No. If your only goal is to sell quickly and you don’t care about value, they might work for you. But if you want to sell your home at a decent price with a partner you can trust, I strongly advise staying away from HSD.
8th Mar 2024 (2 years ago)Scott has been excellent throughout the whole sale process. Fantastic effort.
11th Mar 2026 (8 weeks ago)They are very honest people
25th Feb 2026 (10 weeks ago)Delighted at recent experience with Penny at Harpers in Haddenham. Great local knowledge, easy to communicate with and absolute pleasure to work with.
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18th Dec 2025 (20 weeks ago)Excellent all round from start to finish. Nothing was too much trouble and communication was great throughout. Appreciated their friendly and authentic approach.
Agents in this area will typically be able to sell your house in Abingdon, Banbury, Chipping Norton, Didcot, Henley-on-thames, Moreton-in-marsh, Oxford and Reading. If you're looking for an estate agent in Thame, Wallingford, Wantage and Woodstock and other local areas, the majority of these agents will also be able to help you sell your house too.
Choosing the right estate agent in Oxfordshire matters more than most sellers realise. With 711 agents currently active across the area, performance varies considerably - some agents keep price changes to a minimum while others regularly make larger reductions. GetAgent pulls together verified sales data for every agent listed here so you can compare them on what actually counts: how quickly they sell, how much they typically reduce asking prices by, and what previous sellers say about working with them.
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What is the average fee in Oxfordshire?
Local estate agencies in Oxfordshire typically charge around 1.2%, which equates to an average fee of £7,060 on a standard sale. Fees can vary between agents - GetAgent shows you the exact fee for each agent before you commit.
How long does it take to sell a house in Oxfordshire?
Properties in Oxfordshire take around 14 weeks to go under offer on average. This varies depending on your area, property type and which estate agent you choose. GetAgent's data shows average sale times for every agent listed here.
What is the average asking price change in Oxfordshire?
The average asking price change in Oxfordshire is currently -2%. Individual agent performance varies - some agents maintain prices better than others. GetAgent shows you each agent's track record before you choose.
Should I get a valuation before choosing an estate agent in Oxfordshire?
Yes - knowing your property's value helps you assess whether the agents you speak to are pricing realistically. GetAgent offers a free instant online valuation for Oxfordshire properties, and you can then compare local agents before deciding who to invite in.
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