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Cherwell District Council

District council · South East

Freeholder status

Housing stock transferred - see below for who now acts as landlord

Cherwell District Council transferred the large majority of its housing stock (around 10,500 homes across the district) to Sanctuary Housing under a large-scale voluntary transfer concluded in 2004; the council itself retains only a small residual stock of its own, so most ex-council leasehold flats in the district now have Sanctuary Housing, not the council, as landlord

Leaseholder / major-works contact

Verified 26 August 2026. Councils restructure their websites and contact routes from time to time - if this looks wrong or out of date, please let us know.

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