Area Overview for OX11 9RD

Living in OX11 9RD offers a distinct residential experience that diverges from the open countryside due to its compact nature. This specific postcode covers an area of only 8,301 square metres, creating a dense cluster rather than a sprawling town. You will find 1,429 residents packed into this small footprint, resulting in a population density of 172,146 people per square kilometre. This concentration means daily life here is characterised by proximity to neighbours and closely knit streets rather than wide-open spaces. The identity of OX11 9RD is firmly rooted in its residential function, serving as a concentrated housing hub within the Didcot region. There are no commercial zones or industrial sites within these specific coordinates, meaning your immediate surroundings are dedicated to housing. For those prioritising a location defined by residential density and close community quarters, this cluster represents a focused choice. The area's small size ensures that walking distances are often minimal, though the high density also means limited space for large-scale public gardens within the postcode itself.

The community within OX11 9RD reflects the needs of a mature population, evidenced by a median age of 47 years. Most residents fall into the 30 to 64 year old range, indicating a workforce and family group rather than students or retirees. Homicide and violent crime data reveal a low crime risk, with a safety score of 79 out of 100. This score sits above the average, confirming that the neighbourhood is safer than many comparable parts of the country. Regarding tenure, 60 per cent of households own their homes outright. The remaining 40 per cent are either renters or are in the process of purchasing. Housing stock consists almost exclusively of houses rather than flats or terraced accommodation. The demographic profile is predominantly White, with no significant minority populations listed for this specific cluster. This demographic makeup creates a relatively homogenous neighbourhood where household stability appears high. The combination of older residents and high ownership rates suggests a community focused on long-term settlement rather than transient living arrangements.