Compare 23 local agents, data from 77 active listings








We track 23 estate agents actively marketing properties in the B11 3 postcode area, which covers Sparkhill and Tyseley in Birmingham. We've ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices to help you find the right partner for your sale.
The B11 3 property market has shown steady growth, with average house prices reaching £192,151 over the past year. selling a Victorian terraced house on St. John's Road or a modern flat near Tyseley Industrial Estate, our comparison tool helps you connect with the agents who know your local market best.
With 77 properties currently for sale and prices ranging from one-bedroom flats under £100,000 to detached homes reaching £355,000, the B11 3 market offers options for every buyer segment. Our data shows properties achieving close to their asking prices, making this an active market for sellers who partner with the right agent.

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Active Estate Agents
£218,649
Average Asking Price
77
Properties For Sale
The B11 3 property market has demonstrated healthy growth, with house prices increasing by 4.4% over the past year according to Land Registry data. This positions Sparkhill and Tyseley as competitive areas within the wider Birmingham property landscape. The current average asking price sits at £218,649 based on our live listing data, while sold prices average around £192,151, indicating that properties are generally achieving close to their asking prices in this market.
Looking at specific postcode sectors within B11 3, the data reveals significant variation in performance. The B11 3RD sector has seen prices surge 14% year-on-year, while B11 3BH recorded an 8% increase. The B11 3RA sector also performed strongly with 14% growth, though it remains 14% below its 2022 peak of £185,000. Perhaps most notably, the B11 3PP sector has experienced a remarkable 20% rise above its 2022 base of £150,000, suggesting certain streets within this postcode are outperforming the broader market significantly.
By property type, detached homes in B11 3 command the highest prices at an average of £365,000, followed by semi-detached properties at £243,857. Terraced houses, which form the backbone of the local housing stock, average £182,364, while flats offer more accessible entry points at around £142,000. This pricing structure reflects both the prevalence of period terraced housing in the area and the demand for family-sized homes near good schools and transport links.
The price range distribution shows that the majority of properties fall into the £200,000-£300,000 bracket, with 39 listings currently available. The sub-£100,000 segment has just one property, while 29 properties sit in the £100,000-£200,000 range, and 8 premium properties exceed £300,000. This distribution indicates a balanced market with something for every buyer budget.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The B11 3 market is dominated by terraced properties, which account for the majority of listings in the area. Our data shows 25 terraced properties currently for sale with an average asking price of £211,938, making them the most active segment of the market. Three-bedroom homes are particularly prevalent, with 39 two and three-bedroom properties available, reflecting the strong demand from families and first-time buyers looking to get onto the property ladder in this part of Birmingham.
Transaction volumes in the area are healthy, with 219 sales recorded in the last 24 months according to price per square metre data. New build activity is limited but present, with developments like those on Electric Way (B11 3NJ) featuring properties built in 2019, indicating that modern housing is being introduced to the area. The combination of period properties and selective new builds creates a diverse market that appeals to different buyer preferences, from those seeking character homes to buyers wanting modern conveniences.
Looking at bedroom count, three-bedroom properties dominate with 39 listings averaging £234,063, followed by two-bedroom homes at 28 listings with an average of £174,750. Four-bedroom properties represent a smaller but significant segment with 8 listings averaging £303,063. One-bedroom and five-bedroom properties are rare, with just one listing each, suggesting limited demand at both ends of the spectrum.

Sparkhill and Tyseley offer a distinctive blend of urban convenience and community spirit that makes the area particularly attractive to families and commuters. The postcode sits just south of Birmingham city centre, providing easy access to the employment opportunities, shopping, and cultural attractions the city offers while maintaining a residential neighbourhood feel. The Stratford Road serves as a major commercial artery, lined with shops, restaurants, and businesses that serve the local community.
The housing stock in B11 3 predominantly consists of traditional brick-built terraced and semi-detached properties, many dating from the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Properties described as "pre-1900 mid-terrace" and "1920s mid-terrace" feature prominently in listings, giving the area considerable character and period charm. These older properties typically feature traditional cavity wall construction for those built post-1920s, while Victorian homes may have solid wall construction. The presence of the Tyseley Industrial Estate provides local employment opportunities, while the proximity to major road links makes car travel straightforward.
Transport links are a significant draw for residents, with good connections to Birmingham city centre via bus routes and proximity to mainline railway stations. The area benefits from several primary and secondary schools, making it popular with families. Given the age of the local housing stock, buyers should be aware that properties may require surveying for common issues associated with older buildings, including damp, roof condition, and outdated electrics. A RICS Level 2 Survey is particularly valuable for the many properties over 50 years old in this area.
The geology in this part of Birmingham can present challenges for older properties. The underlying clay soils are prone to shrink-swell movement, which can lead to subsidence issues in properties with shallow foundations. This is particularly relevant for the many Victorian and 1920s terraced houses in the area. We always recommend a professional structural survey for any property over 50 years old, as early identification of foundation issues can save significant repair costs down the line.
When selling in B11 3, homeowners can choose between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online alternatives, each offering distinct advantages. Bairstow Eves, operating from their Acocks Green branch within the Countrywide network, commands the largest market share in the area at 11.7% with 9 active listings and an average asking price of £205,778. Burchell Edwards in Shirley follows closely with 10.4% market share, focusing on properties averaging £225,625. Both these established high-street brands offer the benefit of physical presence and face-to-face consultations that many sellers still value.
For those considering online agents, Purplebricks and Springbok Properties operate nationally with fixed fee models that can reduce upfront costs. However, the data shows these agents have limited presence in B11 3, with just 2 listings each. This contrasts sharply with established local specialists like Manny Klarico in Hall Green, who hold 9.1% market share with an average asking price of £252,143, reflecting their strong presence in the premium segment of the local market. Oakmans Estate Agents and Shipways, both based in Shirley, also maintain solid footholds with 5.2% market share each, demonstrating that local expertise often translates to better results.
The typical fee for high-street agents in Birmingham ranges from 1% to 3% plus VAT, with the industry average sitting around 1.5% plus VAT. Multi-agency agreements, where you instruct more than one agent, typically cost 0.5% to 1% more but can generate wider exposure. Most sole agency agreements run for 8 to 16 weeks, giving you time to find a buyer without excessive pressure. We always recommend obtaining free valuations from at least three agents before making your decision, as this comparison process often reveals significant differences in both valuation and marketing approach.
The rental market in B11 3 shows moderate activity with 11 listings across 8 agents. Midland Housing LTD leads with 2 rental listings, while Nicholas George, Fishers, Archer Bassett, and Partridge Homes each maintain one listing. Average rental prices range from £995 to £1,500 per month, making B11 3 an attractive area for landlords seeking consistent rental yields in a location close to Birmingham city centre.

Look at agent listings in your specific postcode sector. Check their average asking prices and how many properties they currently have on the market in B11 3. Agents with more listings in your area typically have better market knowledge and more registered buyers actively looking in your neighbourhood.
Request free valuations from at least three different agents. Compare their suggested asking prices and ask them to justify their valuations based on recent sales in your street or neighbourhood. Be wary of agents who overvalue your property to win your business, as this often leads to prolonged market times and price reductions.
Agents with higher market share in your area typically have more buyers registered and more proven success. The top three agents in B11 3 control over 31% of the market, meaning they have established buyer networks and track records of completing sales in your specific area.
Ask about photographs, floorplans, and online exposure. Properties with professional marketing photos typically sell faster and for better prices. In B11 3, where competition among 77 properties for sale is significant, quality marketing can make your listing stand out from the crowd.
Compare percentage-based fees against fixed-fee options, but weigh this against the agent's local track record and the level of service provided. Remember that the cheapest fee rarely results in the best outcome when selling your most valuable asset.
Look for feedback from sellers in similar property types to yours. Agents experienced with Victorian terraces may not be the best choice for modern flats. Specific local knowledge often proves more valuable than generic national branding.
The average asking price in B11 3 is £218,649, but properties in the B11 3PP sector have seen 20% growth. A local agent with street-level knowledge can help you price precisely for your specific location.
Understanding price distribution by bedroom count helps you position your property competitively in the B11 3 market. Three-bedroom properties dominate the listings with 39 homes available, averaging £234,063, reflecting strong demand from families who need extra space. Two-bedroom properties are the next most common with 28 listings, averaging £174,750, making them popular with first-time buyers and investors seeking affordable entry points to the market.
Four-bedroom homes represent a smaller but significant segment with 8 listings averaging £303,063. These properties attract buyers willing to pay a premium for additional space, often in semi-detached configurations. One-bedroom and five-bedroom properties are rare in the area, with just 1 listing each, suggesting limited demand at both ends of the spectrum. If you're pricing a two-bedroom terraced house, studying the 28 similar properties on the market will give you the best insight into competitive pricing.

Achieving the best price in B11 3 requires a strategic approach that starts with accurate pricing from day one. Properties priced correctly from the outset tend to generate more viewings and quicker sales, while overpriced homes can languish on the market, eventually requiring price reductions that often result in achieving less than if priced correctly initially. The current market shows properties achieving close to their asking prices, with only modest negotiation margins, making accurate initial valuation critical.
Your choice of estate agent significantly impacts the final sale price. Agents with strong local presence like Burchell Edwards or Manny Klarico understand the nuances of different streets within B11 3 and can advise on micro-market factors that affect value. An agent with several similar properties on their books may have registered buyers already looking for exactly what you offer. The fee you pay is an investment in this expertise, and the difference between an agent achieving your minimum price versus exceeding it typically far outweighs their commission cost.
Given that many properties in B11 3 are Victorian or 1920s builds, we strongly recommend obtaining a RICS Level 2 Survey before completing your purchase. The older housing stock can present issues including damp, roof problems, outdated electrics, and potential subsidence from clay shrinkage. Identifying these issues early through a professional survey protects you from unexpected repair costs and provides valuable negotiating leverage if significant defects are found.

Based on our market data, Bairstow Eves leads with 11.7% market share and 9 active listings, followed by Burchell Edwards at 10.4% and Manny Klarico at 9.1%. These agents have demonstrated strong local presence and market knowledge in the Sparkhill and Tyseley areas. However, the "best" agent depends on your specific property type and price point, so we recommend comparing at least three agents before instructing one. For premium properties over £250,000, Manny Klarico's average asking price of £252,143 suggests particular strength in higher-value sales.
Estate agent fees in Birmingham typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% total). The industry average is around 1.5% plus VAT. High-street agents like Bairstow Eves and Burchell Edwards generally charge percentage-based fees, while online agents like Purplebricks offer fixed fees around £999-£1,999. Remember that the cheapest option is not always the best value, particularly in a market where local expertise and buyer connections can significantly impact your final sale price.
Yes, house prices in B11 3 grew by 4.4% over the past year. Specific postcode sectors have performed even better, with B11 3PP seeing 20% growth and both B11 3RD and B11 3RA recording 14% increases. However, some sectors like B11 3PL have seen 8% declines, highlighting the importance of street-level knowledge when pricing your property. Working with a local agent who understands these micro-market variations is essential for accurate valuation.
B11 3 (Sparkhill and Tyseley) offers convenient access to Birmingham city centre while maintaining a strong community feel. The area features predominantly Victorian and 1920s terraced housing, good transport links via bus routes and proximity to railway stations, and local amenities along Stratford Road. Families are attracted by the local schools, while the Tyseley Industrial Estate provides local employment opportunities. The housing stock is characterful but may require maintenance associated with older properties, including potential issues with damp, roof condition, and foundations.
Three-bedroom terraced houses are the most active segment of the market, with 39 listings currently available. Two-bedroom properties (28 listings) are popular with first-time buyers, while four-bedroom homes attract families needing more space. Flats provide affordable entry points at lower price points. The strong demand for family housing means three-bed properties typically achieve their asking prices quickly when priced correctly, with 219 sales recorded in the last 24 months demonstrating active market conditions.
The time to sell varies based on property type, pricing, and market conditions. Properties priced correctly from the outset tend to attract buyer interest within weeks. Given the current healthy transaction volumes (219 sales in 24 months) and 4.4% price growth, the B11 3 market is active. Working with an experienced local agent ensures your property reaches the right buyers quickly, with agents like Bairstow Eves and Burchell Edwards having established buyer networks specifically looking in this postcode.
Online agents like Purplebricks and Springbok Properties operate in B11 3 with lower fixed fees, but their local presence is limited (just 2 listings each). Traditional high-street agents like Bairstow Eves, Burchell Edwards, and Manny Klarico have established relationships with local buyers and deeper market knowledge. For most sellers in this market, the expertise and buyer access offered by established agents provides better value than the savings from fixed-fee online alternatives, particularly given the importance of local street-level knowledge in this postcode.
Given that many properties in B11 3 are over 50 years old (with many dating from the Victorian and 1920s periods), a RICS Level 2 Survey is highly recommended. Common issues in older properties include damp (rising, penetrating, and condensation), roof condition problems such as slipped tiles or worn felt, outdated electrics and plumbing, and potential subsidence if built on shrink-swell clay. Timber defects like rot and woodworm are also frequently found in period properties. A thorough survey identifies these issues before completion, protecting you from unexpected repair costs.
Properties in B11 3 commonly exhibit issues related to their age and construction type. Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses frequently suffer from rising damp due to missing or damaged damp-proof courses, often absent in properties built before the 1920s. Roof problems are prevalent, with slipped tiles and deteriorating lead flashing commonly identified in surveys. The solid wall construction found in older Victorian properties often lacks adequate insulation, contributing to condensation issues. Electrical systems in properties built before the 1970s typically require updating to meet modern standards, and the clay soil underlying much of Birmingham can cause foundation movement in properties with shallow footings.
From £400
A detailed inspection ideal for conventional properties. Identifies defects common in Victorian and 1920s housing.
From £600
Comprehensive structural survey for older or modified properties. Recommended for Victorian terraces and period homes.
From £60
Required by law before selling. Energy performance certificate showing property efficiency.
From £150
Professional market valuation for mortgage, help-to-buy, or equity release purposes.
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