Discover Oxford
Oxford is a historic university city in Oxfordshire, famous for its colleges, libraries and spires. It is also a hub for science and research, with an intense pace of laboratory, life sciences and residential construction, particularly around the station and the wider Oxfordshire science hub that includes Oxford Science Park. Headington, Cowley, Summertown and Jericho are among the districts around the centre. People need to be in Oxford for work across its research and development sites, building projects and the university. London is reachable by rail in around an hour, Reading is on the same corridor, and the A34 and A40 give access to nearby science parks. The area offers a good range of shops, restaurants and everyday services close to where people are working. Whichever part of the area you need, WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Oxford with one point of contact.
Transport
Oxford station: Services to London, Reading and the Midlands.
Oxford Parkway: Station on the northern edge, with services to London Marylebone.
A34: Main road linking Oxford with the M40 and the south.
A40: Runs east towards the M40 and west towards Witney and Cheltenham.
M40: Motorway close to the city, towards London and Birmingham.
Oxford: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Radcliffe Camera: Domed library at the heart of the university.
Bodleian Library: The university's main research library.
Christ Church: Large college with a cathedral and meadow.
Ashmolean Museum: University museum of art and archaeology.
Oxford Castle and Prison: Historic site with tower, crypt and tours.
Oxford Science Park: Research and business park in the south east of the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where in Oxford can I stay?
Options are sourced across Oxford and nearby, such as the city centre, Headington, Cowley, Summertown and Jericho. We match the location to where you are working and how you plan to travel, so the area suits your day.
How easy is it to get around Oxford?
Oxford has fast rail to London in around an hour and to Reading, and the A34 and A40 give road access to nearby science parks. We can prioritise properties near the route you rely on most.
How long can I stay in Oxford?
Stays can run from a few nights to several months. If you need longer, extensions are usually arranged subject to availability, so just let the team know early.
What is there to see near Oxford?
Oxford is known for Radcliffe Camera, Bodleian Library and Christ Church. Ashmolean Museum and Oxford Castle and Prison are also close by, so there is plenty to see around your base.
How do I get started with a stay in Oxford?
Send a requirement with your dates and the area you need. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options for Oxford, and can adjust the shortlist if your needs change.
