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Witney Estate and Letting Agents
Chancellors estate and lettings agents in Witney is located on Corn Street, in the heart of the town centre.
Buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants can make use of our full range of services available at our Witney branch. This includes free, no obligation, market appraisals, an extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties, land and new homes, property management support, and expert investment and market advice.
Situated in the heart of the town, our Witney estate agents are perfectly placed to help you sell, let or find your perfect property.
Contact us between 9:00am - 6:00pm Monday to Friday or 10:00am - 3:00pm on Saturdays. If you would prefer, you can send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
We serve the following postcode areas around Witney: OX18 OX28 OX29
Property Prices & Trends
Average sales property price across Witney
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Average Sales Price
In Demand
2 Bedroom properties with
2442 website property viewings in the last 7 days
Local Summary
Lettings | Sales
Over the last 12 months the rent achieved for homes let in was £1,320 per month. This is a 10% change on the previous 12 month period.
38% of homes let in the past 12 months were flats, achieving an average rental value of £1,060 per month. House achieved an average rent of £1,517 per month.
20% of renters are aged between 40 and 49.
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Areas We Cover
From Witney
Abingdon, Asthall Leigh, Aston, Bampton, Bourton On The Water, Brighthampton, Cassington, Chadlington, Church Enstone, Clanfield, Crawley, Ducklington, Eynsham, Farmoor, Fordwells, Freeland, Leafield, Lechlade, Long Hanborough, Minster Lovell, North Leigh, Standlake, Stanton Harcourt, Sutton and Witney.
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Featured Sale Property
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Oakmead, Witney, OX28
A well presented three bedroom home positioned in the heart of the popular Madley Park Estate complete with master ensuite, kitchen/diner, first floor living room, parking and garage
989 property views in the last 7 days!
Featured Rent Property
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Moors Close, Ducklington, OX29
SHORT LET FROM JAN 2025. Large extended 4 bedroom detached family home in popular village location of Ducklington and just 1 mile from central Witney
113 people have looked at this property on this website in the last 7 days!
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12.6%
Population growth 2022-2023
36%
% household families with children
65
Predominant age group
55,228
Size of resident population
The largest town in West Oxfordshire, is located on the scenic River Windrush. Known for its rich history and local amenities, it's often ranked among the best places to live in Britain. The town's development was driven by a prosperous wool trade, with historic sites like the Town Hall, Blanket Hall, and Victorian Corn Exchange. Witney offers a vibrant town centre with independent shops, a farmers' market, and attractions like Witney Lake Country Park and Minster Lovell.
Below, you'll find a selection of links to organisations and businesses serving the local area.
West Oxfordshire District Council
The Batt C of E Primary School
The Blue Boar Restaurant/Hotel
Marriotts Walk Shopping Centre
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Here are some key stats about Witney
Transportation
The percentage of homes within a 200 metre walk of a bus, train or tube is...
76%
Education
The percentage with Ofsted outstanding school as their nearest primary school is...
7.6%
Leisure
Residents per restaurant
3452
Connectivity
The average broadband speed per MBPS is...
120
Ultrafast Broadband
The percentage of homes with access to ultra-fast broadband over 300 Mbps is...
87.3%
Population
Density people per hectare is...
2.4
Environment
The percentage area is public green space is
1.2
Heritage
The amount of listed buildings is...
975
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Featured Sale Property
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Oakmead, Witney, OX28
A well presented three bedroom home positioned in the heart of the popular Madley Park Estate complete with master ensuite, kitchen/diner, first floor living room, parking and garage
989 property views in the last 7 days!
Featured Rent Property
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Moors Close, Ducklington, OX29
SHORT LET FROM JAN 2025. Large extended 4 bedroom detached family home in popular village location of Ducklington and just 1 mile from central Witney
113 people have looked at this property on this website in the last 7 days!
Chancellors are proud to sponsor, this weekend, Sunday 10th December, Hanborough Meadows Pre-school Oxfordshire is hosting a Christmas Bazaar from 11am – 4pm.
You cannot help but notice this community notice board in Witney which updates locals on what’s happening in the area. A great local initiative!
They are offering two upcoming workshops:
Flower Crown Workshop on Saturday 27th May @ 2pm price £50 per person including refreshments. All materials are supplied to make wired flower crowns with flowers and foliage grown on the farm.
Spring hand tied bouquet workshop on Sunday 28th May @ 2pm price £50 per person including refreshments. Learn all about British locally grown seasonal flowers and foliage, how to get the best vase life from your bunch and how to make any bunch of flowers look good in a vase. All materials provided and you get to take home your beautiful bouquet – no experience necessary.
St Mary’s Church stands at the end of Church Green with an impressive spire standing 156ft and a central focus of Witney.
The church was founded between 1070 and 1100 and has reflected the wealth and importance of Witney since the Middle Ages.
A popular story in the local area is the ‘Legend of the Witney Monkey’.
According to legend, at a yearly festival dating back to 1243AD a local stall-holder brought a monkey to entertain the crowds. The reason is not clear but it is said that the monkey escaped and climbed the spire during its construction and a stone monkey can still be seen today. Come and see if you can find the monkey!