Oxford plans eight affordable flats on demolished garages site
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 13:30 · Archive
Oxford City Council's housing company OX Place has proposed eight affordable flats on the site of seven demolished garages in Barton.
Oxford City Council's housing development company OX Place has proposed building eight affordable flats on the site of seven demolished garages at Underhill Circus in the Oxford suburb of Barton. The garages were demolished after the council granted permission in November 2025.
A planning application was lodged on 15 October with detailed plans submitted by Original Field of Architecture. The three-storey residential building would contain eight new affordable homes with a communal entrance. Each flat would have private outdoor space: gardens for the ground floor and balconies for the first and second floors.
The flats would comprise three one-bedroom homes for one person and five one-bedroom homes for two people. The development would be car-free, with 16 bicycle spaces and four additional visitor spaces provided.
How it is being reported
- Plans for block of eight flats on demolished garages in suburbOxford City Council's own housing development company OX Place has proposed eight affordable flats for the disused site at Underhill Circus.Oxford Mail · 4 Nov, 12:30
- Plans for block of eight flats on demolished garages in suburbOxford City Council's own housing development company OX Place has proposed eight affordable flats for the disused site at Underhill Circus.Oxfordshire Guardian · 4 Nov, 12:30
In this story: OX Place · Oxford City Council · Barton · Underhill Circus · Original Field of Architecture
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