Highest-income areas in Oxford

Of Oxford's 19 neighbourhoods, Summertown has the highest average household income, £91,935 a year before tax, and Blackbird Leys the lowest, £46,592. Figures are ONS estimates for April 2022 to March 2023.

Oxford neighbourhoods by household income

#NeighbourhoodTotal annual incomeAfter housing costs
1Summertownaround OX2 7LS£91,935£50,282
2North Central Oxfordaround OX2 6TH£90,400£51,672
3Oxford Centralaround OX1 3BJ£74,056£34,234
4Iffley Fieldsaround OX4 4LR£73,591£39,117
5Headingtonaround OX3 7RQ£72,789£47,484
6Wolvercote & Cutteslowearound OX2 8EA£71,481£44,687
7Risinghurst & Sandhillsaround OX3 8LD£69,983£43,192
8Marstonaround OX3 0RF£69,284£39,926
9East Central Oxfordaround OX4 1UE£63,813£37,946
10Grandpont & New Hinkseyaround OX1 4RR£62,957£41,888
11Osney, Jericho & Port Meadowaround OX2 0AD£61,916£42,456
12Lye Valley & Cowley Eastaround OX4 2WA£59,661£40,088
13Cowley Northaround OX4 2YF£55,945£36,400
14Cowley South & Iffleyaround OX4 3NE£55,564£38,030
15Littlemore & Rose Hillaround OX4 4GY£53,513£32,852
16Bartonaround OX3 9HB£53,151£36,221
17Churchillaround OX3 7NQ£52,796£34,386
18Greater Leysaround OX4 7YP£49,929£31,367
19Blackbird Leysaround OX4 6BG£46,592£31,212

Source: ONS small area income estimates, April 2022 to March 2023. Total annual income is the average household's gross income; after housing costs is net income minus rent or mortgage.

Questions

What is the richest area of Oxford?

By average household income, Summertown is the highest in Oxford, at £91,935 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Which area of Oxford has the lowest household income?

Blackbird Leys, at £46,592 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Highest-income areas in Oxford: every neighbourhood ranked · Upfront Property Information