Local property data for 105 Woodstock Road. Market analytics including house price growth, long-let gross rental yield, buyer demand, average asking price, the average price per square foot and average rent per week
The following data is for the HMO (House of Multiple Occupation) rental market in en10, looking at the monthly cost-per-room across different room styles. Here, we compare the per-week cost to rent a single room with a shared bathroom, a double room with a shared bathroom, a single room with an ensuite bathroom and a double room with an ensuite room.
HMO room rental data for postcode district en10. Last updated January 31st, 2023 at 1:16 PM. *Spread calculated at a range of 90pc
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Find out how much other properties have sold for in the EN10 OX2 6HL postcode, on Woodstock Road
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