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Let rooms to separate tenants who share a kitchen or bathroom. Pre-filled for 85, Portway; change anything.
Oxford rates, 2026–27, a month: shared room £550 · 1 bed £900 · 2 beds £1,125 · 3 beds £1,325 · 4 beds £1,750. The most housing support a tenant on benefits can get here; a guide to the bottom of the market.
We have no HMO Article 4 data for this council, so we cannot say. Check with the council. HMO guide
| Deposit (25% of price) | £98,500 |
| Stamp Duty Land Tax (additional-home rates) | £29,400 |
| Legal fees | £1,800 |
| Survey | £600 |
| Total cash in | £130,300 |
| £0 – £125,000 | 5% | £6,250 |
| £125,000 – £250,000 | 7% | £8,750 |
| £250,000 – £394,000 | 10% | £14,400 |
Additional-home rates, as checked in October 2026. Buying through a company, or replacing your main home, can change this. Stamp duty calculator
| Rent (4 rooms x £690 a month) | £33,120 |
| Mortgage payments (interest only, 5% on £295,500) | −£14,775 |
| Voids (5% of rent) | −£1,656 |
| Letting and management (10% of rent collected) | −£3,146 |
| Repairs and maintenance (8% of rent) | −£2,650 |
| Landlord insurance | −£350 |
| Bills you pay (energy, water, broadband, council tax) | −£5,400 |
| Cash flow before tax | £5,143 (£429 a month) |
Lenders usually test the rent against interest at a higher “stress” rate, here 7%. Rent covers it by 125% (basic-rate taxpayers and companies): yes; by 145% (higher-rate taxpayers): yes. The rent supports a loan of about £378,514 or £326,305. Lenders differ.
All figures are before income tax. Individual landlords cannot deduct mortgage interest in full (they get a 20% tax credit instead), so higher-rate taxpayers pay tax on more than their cash flow. This is a calculator, not financial advice. Read the guide