According to Zoopla, this rise has added approximately £3,400 to the average home, bringing the typical value to £423,200 in March 2026.
However, this is slightly below the UK average house value increase of 1.3 per cent since March 2025.
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Despite the slower growth compared to the country average, West Oxfordshire remains one of the more expensive regions, with house prices comfortably above the UK average of £271,700.
Over the past month, house prices remained unchanged but have surged by 14.5 per cent compared to five years ago.
Despite this growth, the property sales market in West Oxfordshire has slowed compared to the average over the past five years, with homes taking 42 days to go under offer after being listed, as opposed to the usual 37 days.
This is notably longer than the UK average of 33 days, which remains unchanged from the previous year.
Despite recent economic changes, the market is still functioning well with five per cent more homes for sale than last year, which gives buyers more choice.
This means buyers are skipping overpriced homes that do not reflect current market conditions.
The slowest sale time reported was from Harrow, where it takes 54 days compared to 33 days a year ago, a staggering 65 per cent increase.
Meanwhile, the property market took a downturn in places like Cambridge, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth, where house prices declined.
Despite the slow pace, the property market in West Oxfordshire remains in a healthy state with plenty of homes available.