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(select avg(price) as hp_av,'hp_detached' as hp_type, count(id) as hp_tot from visitr.data_housesales WHERE la_code='E07000178' and s='D') UNION (select avg(price) as hp_av,'hp_semi' as hp_type, count(id) as hp_tot from visitr.data_housesales WHERE la_code='E07000178' and s='S') UNION (select avg(price) as hp_av,'hp_terraced' as hp_type, count(id) as hp_tot from visitr.data_housesales WHERE la_code='E07000178' and s='T') UNION (select avg(price) as hp_av,'hp_flats' as hp_type, count(id) as hp_tot OX27AXfrom visitr.data_housesales WHERE la_code='E07000178' and s='F') DISCOVER YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Discover everything you need to know about your neighbourhood with a ZoomLocal Report. This report gives you unbiased information, statistics and advice about the immediate and surrounding areas. OX2 7AX ZoomLocal Neighbourhood Report OX2 7AX Moreton Rd, Oxford, Oxfordshire A conveyancer's local report only tells you half the story about a neighbourhood. Let us tell you the rest. OX2 7AX postcode report produced on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 14:28 www.zoomlocal.co.uk OX27AX Neighbourhood Report Contents SNAPSHOT 4 PROPERTY 16 RENEWABLES 36 Snapshot statistics and data for this Data about property prices, house sizes Details about any local solar parks, wind neighbourhood. and living arrangements. farms and landfill sites. INTRODUCTION 5 FEATURE 20 TRANSPORT 38 An introduction to the ZoomLocal Sponsored feature relevant to moving Access to local and regional Neighbourhood Report. house to this area. transportation links, including buses, trains & airports. SCORESHEET 6 HOMELESSNESS 21 Scoresheet for OX27AX postcode and Homeless and rough sleeping statistics neighbourhood area. in the local area. LOCAL GEOGRAPHY 7 AMENITIES 22 Essential data about the local Local amenities, including geography in this neighbourhood. supermarkets, doctors, chemists etc. LEISURE & TOURISM 41 TOWNS & CITIES 8 EDUCATION 24 Local attractions, places of interest and sports facilities available. Local and surrounding towns and cities Local primary and secondary schools, of interest. with Ofsted ratings. CLIMATE 48 DEMOGRAPHICS 9 UTILITIES 30 Average annual temperatures, rainfall and sunrise/sunset times. A look at the people that live here and Utility companies that supply water, gas how they live their lives. and electricity here. OS MAPS 50 POLITICS 12 LOCAL ISSUES 32 Details of Ordnance Survey maps for the local area. Local council, political biases, and Issues that have been reported to member of parliament. FixMyStreet by local residents. USEFUL INFORMATION 51 CRIME 13 HEALTH SERVICES 33 A useful guide to living and working in the UK. Is this neighbourhood and surrounding Levels of general health, and access to areas safe to live and work? health services. ONLINE RESOURCES 53 ENVIRONMENT 35 A useful list of links to information about living in this neighbourhood area. Quality of the local environment, including noise, air quality & pollution. CREDITS & REFERENCES 56 Information about our data ZoomLocal uses in our Neighbourhood Reports. PRISONS 15 Local prisons and offender institutions THANK YOU 57 in this area. A short note from the founder of ZoomLocal, Chris Haycock. OX27AX POSTCODE REPORT | Page 3 Neighbourhood Snapshot 2.7% 18 HIGH 9 1.4m 9 UNEMPLOYMENT LOCAL SCHOOLS NOISE LEVELS BURGLARIES NEAREST TRAIN STATION SUPERMARKETS NEARBY OX2 7AX PROPERTY PEOPLE Moreton Rd, Oxford, Oxfordshire £412,824 52 / 18 AVERAGE HOUSE PRICE POPULATION / NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS LOCATION North Central Oxford WARD St Margaret's 21% 63% LOCAL AUTHORITY Oxford DETACHED PROPERTIES PROFESSIONALS (AB SOCIAL GRADE) COUNCIL Oxfordshire County Council CONSTITUENCY 5% 63% HOLDING PARTY SEMI-DETACHED PROPERTIES DEGREE EDUCATED 2015 RESULT 14% £664 / £34,533 AREA TYPE Non-metropolitan District MORTGAGED PROPERTIES AVERAGE SALARY CLASSIFICATION Urban with City and Town (WEEKLY / ANNUALLY) £1,738 COUNCIL TAX (BAND D) 30% MARRIED ADULTS FIVE YEAR PRICE TREND (+58%) 19% 2019 £412,824 RETIRED 2018 £395,731 46.2% 53.8% 2017 £412,321 MALE FEMALE 2016 £394,481 2015 £351,819 CRIME Average prices, based on HM Land Registry Price Paid data OVERVIEW AVERAGE OVERALL CRIME RATING The postcode OX2 7AX is located in the neighbourhood around Moreton Rd, Oxford, Oxfordshire . EDUCATION With a total population of 52 people living in 18 9 households, this neighbourhood has a higher than BURGLARIES average number of professionals rated AB on the social GOOD scale. OVERALL SCHOOL RATINGS 2 CRIMINAL DAMAGE There are fewer adults who are degree educated than average, when compared to the rest of the UK. 10 PRIMARY SCHOOLS 2 Average property prices are lower than the national DRUG OFFENCES average, and have increased in value by 58% over the last five years. Most properties in this neighbourhood are 8 flats. SECONDARY SCHOOLS 42 THEFT OFFENCES Crime rates are average, based on national averages. Number of schools within a 5-mile radius of this postcode. Crimes reported to police, Dec 2017 - Nov 2018 (LSOA area) DISTANCES BUSINESS DATA All distances are calculated "as the crow With tens of millions of pieces of flies", i.e. in a straight line from A to B. information about local businesses in our This will obviously have an effect on the (and third party) databases, keeping data length of time it takes to make the up to date is a constant challenge. journey, so please bear this in mind when evaluating the information in the report. Please note that whilst we update our databases regularly, some information Please adjust your driving/walking times may become out of date, missing, or accordingly. incomplete. LSOA DATA Businesses addresses and telephone numbers that are listed in the ZoomLocal report, may change without our As you browse the report, you will see knowledge. In addition, some of the data some columns marked as "LSOA". This has come from third-parties, and not means that the information has been under our control. extracted at Lower Super Output Area. We do our best to ensure to amend data Many postcodes in the UK contain just a as soon as we become aware that handful of houses, which can distort the Hello, and welcome amendments are needed. bigger picture of a neighbourhood. Where Buying a new house is the most we feel this may occur, we use data from a LSOA catchment, which gives us a MONEY-BACK expensive decision you'll make in slightly wider radius than an individual your life, and certainly the postcode, resulting in a more accurate GUARANTEE overview of the area. riskiest. We think that this neighbourhood report This enables us to give you a more is the most comprehensive available to According to home security company Yale, of accurate picture of a neighbourhood, homeowners. However, if you are not the top 50 concerns that homebuyers have especially when when a postcode only completely satisfied with the report, about moving home, 22 of these concerns are covers a small handful of houses. please forward the original PDF file as about the neighbourhood. proof of purchase to us at [email protected], and we will issue A conveyancer's local search is an essential STATISTICAL you with a refund. step in the homebuying purchase, but one thing is missing: information about the DISCLOSURE CONTROL neighbourhood and the people that live there. Parts of this report has been protected This unique report reveals EVERTHING you against the disclosure of personal need to know about the neighbourhood, information, in accordance with the 2011 including crime rates, property prices, Census Statistical Disclosure Control. environmental concerns, access to local amenities, and much, much more. This means that some data in the Census database has been swapped by the Office Before you begin reading the report, please for National Statistics. spend a moment to read the following guidelines, which will help you understand the The greatest effects will be at the lowest data we have provided to you. geographies, since the record swapping is targeted towards households with Our full terms and conditions are available Chris Haycock unusual characteristics. both on our website and at the end of this Founder and Managing Director report. ZoomLocal.co.uk Statistical Disclosure Control ensures that personal, sensitive information is not Thanks again for downloading the report, revealed. and we hope you find it has been an essential tool for you and your family. Chris Haycock Compiled on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 14:28 from www.zoomlocal.co.uk/report/ox27ax. OX27AX POSTCODE REPORT | Page 5 Desirability Score Scoresheet OVERALL SCORE A very good overall score for this neighbourhood, when all factors including demographics, education, housing, health and transport are 64% taken into account. However, study this report carefully for any minor issues or problems. This score is calculated by taking the average from UK Rank: 904/34,753 all factors below, as well as local amenities, tourism and general location. Based on our own algorithm using statistics from official sources, we have given this DEMOGRAPHICS neighbourhood a 'Desirability Score' of 64%%. This neighbourhood has a good demographic mix, when social grades, Although scores are calculated from official unemployment rates and skills/education levels are taken into account. Read the comprehensive section in this report for more details about data, the score above may not reflect the true the people that live in this neighbourhood. desirability, because many factors that we use may be considered subjective, such as the proximity to amenities. TRANSPORT If you are considering moving to this area, we This location is well connected, and it is relatively easy to travel to other advise you to visit the location in person - areas of the country due to its good connectivity to transport links. both during the daytime and night time - to However, this report will identify any issues with transport that has get a true indication of the neighbourhood. lowered the overall score. See the Transport section in this report for details.
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