Help to Buy Oxford

Please note that the Help to Buy equity loan closed to new applicants on October 31st, 2022. There are still alternatives to Help to Buy in Oxford including Shared Ownership in Oxford, please look here for more information.

For first time buyers who believe that purchasing their own home is out of reach, Help to Buy homes in Oxford can help them to take those vital first steps on to the property ladder. Shared Ownership homes in Oxford can also help potential purchasers to put down roots in an area they love, and finally, find a place to call their own.

If you want to keep up to date with Help to Buy and Shared Ownership homes in Oxford, all you have to do is sign up to Share to Buy and register to receive alerts. We’ll then automatically notify you when new properties become available.

Oxford is mostly known for having one of the finest universities in the world alongside Cambridge, naturally making it an ideal location for anyone with children looking to make the leap into Oxford University’s prestigious educational establishment, or indeed, take advantage of its many other exceptional schools for those who are younger. However, there is much more to this southeast city than these great schools.

To start, Oxford has a wealth of excellent transport options. This means that, even if you don’t have a car of your own, the rest of the country is easily accessible for the city’s residents. Plus, going on holiday can me made more convenient, thanks to its close proximity to Oxford Airport. It is also one of the country’s most ethically diverse areas, which makes Oxford a vibrant melting pot.

Culturally, Oxford is an artistic assortment of entertainment, with several theatres showcasing the finest talents both local and beyond. This is alongside it’s legacy in the world of literature and music – the latter of which lives on through venues like the O2 Academy.

History lovers will also find plenty of things interesting here, with a fine selection of museums as well as historically significant local landmarks, such as Oxford Castle and Christ Church, to name a few. It turns out you don’t need to go to the university in Oxford in order to get an education.