Have you ever dreamt of running your very own butchers shop?
Or does indulging in a life of luxury in a house worth millions sound more up your street?
Here are some of the most quirky, quaint and downright swanky homes from around Oxfordshire recently put up for sale.
First up in this butchers in Chadlington, which is on the market for £1,200,000.
The building is a mixed use property with a three-bed apartment, two let shops which appear to be Slatters butchers and CQF store. It also includes planning permission for two homes out the back.
Elsewhere there is another quirky buy which is on sale as one of Oxfordshire's smallest home - measuring just 16sqm.
The tiny apartment in Hertford Street, East Oxford, was for 40 years a well-loved gents’ hairdresser Dennis W Pratley's Studio – a one-room salon with just two chairs for £195,000.
It has now been transformed into a combined bedroom/living room/kitchen space with a separate wet room.
If it is the other end of the scale your are looking for and a swanky pad worth millions in the county, then there are a few for you too.
If you are willing to splash out more than £2m you can get this new-build house with six bedrooms, four reception rooms and private parking with electric gates.
The home in Woodstock Road, Oxford, is on the market for £2,495,000
Pushing the purse strings a little bit further is an impressive five bedroom house with four recption rooms, two bathrooms and outbuildings - all on a plot about 0.38 acres.
This house in Davenant Road, North Oxford, has a guide price of £2,500,000
Outside of the city, but still up there in the millions is this Grade II listed village house with formal gardens near Wallingford.
The house, in Preston Marsh, has six bedrooms, three reception rooms, five bathrooms, annexe, swimming pool and car port.
Of course it also has a boat house as it fronts on to the river. and sits on a plot of about 5.5acres.
It is on the market for a mere £2,800,000.
For all the latest property listings, see this week's Oxford Times
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