Our Oxford office is at 46 Woodstock Road, in central Oxford. This is where we meet clients who prefer to give their Will or Lasting Power of Attorney instructions in person. You can also post documents or drop them off here.
Our Oxford Office Address
A.D.E. Wills
46 Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 6HT
Please use this address for all post and for dropping off documents.
Where to Find Our Oxford Office
Our office is on Woodstock Road in central Oxford, a few minutes’ walk north of St Giles’ and the city centre. It is around 15 to 20 minutes’ walk from Oxford railway station.
You will find us next to the Royal Oak pub, between St Giles’ and St Anne’s College. If you are using a sat nav, simply enter the postcode OX2 6HT.
Getting here by bus
Several bus routes run along Woodstock Road, connecting the office with Oxford city centre and north Oxford. So, if you are coming from further afield, you can catch a bus from the city centre and get off a short walk away.
Getting here by car
There is no car park on site. However, there are public car parks in the city centre, and Oxford’s Park and Ride services link to the centre. We recommend checking parking options before you travel.
Opening Hours
Our opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Office visits are by appointment, so please contact us before visiting. That way, Edward can make sure he is available to see you.
Prefer Not to Travel?
You do not need to come to the office to make a Will with us. We also offer:
- home visit Wills across Oxford, Aylesbury, most of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, and neighbouring areas;
- online Wills by video call, with telephone as a backup;
- Lasting Powers of Attorney, prepared in person or online.
Whichever way you choose, our Wills are a fixed fee. You can find the full details on our Wills Pricing page.
Contact Our Oxford Office
If you would like to book an appointment at our Oxford office, or you have a question, we would be glad to hear from you.
- Phone: 01865 507174
- Email: info@adewills.co.uk
You can also visit our contact page. If you are thinking about making a Will for the first time, the GOV.UK guide to making a Will is a useful starting point before you visit.
