Compare 31 local agents, data from 148 active listings








We've tracked every estate agent actively marketing properties in the B23 6 postcode area, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. selling a Victorian terraced house in Erdington or a modern flat near Stockland Green, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The B23 6 property market centres around Erdington, one of Birmingham's most populated districts. With an average asking price of £196,191 and 148 properties currently for sale, the market offers options across all property types. Our comparison tool puts you in control, letting you compare agent fees, track records, and local expertise before making your decision.

31
Active Estate Agents
£196,191
Average Asking Price
148
Properties For Sale
The B23 6 housing market has demonstrated steady growth, with house prices increasing by 5.8% over the last year, translating to 1.8% after accounting for inflation. Our data shows the current average asking price sits at £196,191, though sold price data from the Land Registry indicates transactions completing at around £185,236 on average. This gap between asking and achieved prices is typical in the Birmingham suburbs, where negotiation plays a significant role in final sale values.
Sector-level analysis reveals distinct micro-markets within B23 6. The B23 6LA area around Paget Road has seen particularly strong performance, with sold prices climbing 23% year-on-year and an impressive 44% above the 2018 peak of £167,000. Meanwhile, B23 6PR near Erdington Hall has recorded 25% growth since its 2020 low, reaching £238,000 average. These variations highlight why local market knowledge is essential when pricing your property and choosing which agent to instruct.
Transaction volumes in the wider B23 6 area show approximately 290 sales in recent periods, indicating healthy market activity for a Birmingham suburb. The B23 6PA sector has delivered particularly long-term returns, with values increasing 55.9% over the past decade. For sellers, this historical growth trajectory suggests confidence in the local market, though current economic conditions mean pricing realistically remains crucial for achieving timely sales.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Terraced properties dominate the B23 6 market, with 47 homes currently listed at an average asking price of £213,488. These Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, common throughout Erdington and Stockland Green, attract strong demand from first-time buyers and families seeking character homes at accessible price points. The substantial terraced stock reflects the area's historic development as working-class housing for local factory workers in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Two-bedroom properties represent the most active segment with 70 listings, accounting for nearly half of all available stock. These homes average £156,027 and appeal heavily to first-time buyers using Help to Buy schemes or first-time buyer mortgages. Three-bedroom properties follow with 54 listings at an average of £237,037, targeting growing families upsizing from flats or smaller terraced houses. Flats comprise 40 listings at just £116,724 on average, offering the most affordable entry point into the B23 6 market.
Semi-detached homes number 29 listings at £264,517 average, while detached properties remain scarce with just 2 listings at £275,000. The limited detached supply reflects the urban nature of B23 6, where development was historically high-density. For buyers seeking more spacious family homes, this scarcity creates competition, potentially driving prices upward for the limited available stock.

B23 6 encompasses several distinct neighbourhoods within the Erdington district of Birmingham. The area combines residential streets lined with period terraced housing with newer developments and local amenities serving the substantial local population. Erdington itself maintains a strong local identity with a High Street offering independent shops, cafes, and the Grade II listed St. Mary's Church providing architectural interest at the area's heart. We've found that properties in the conservation-adjacent streets often attract buyers specifically seeking period character, making local agent knowledge of these nuances particularly valuable.
Transport connections make B23 6 particularly attractive for commuters. Erdington railway station provides direct services to Birmingham New Street and beyond, while numerous bus routes connect the area to the city centre and surrounding suburbs. The A452 and A34 trunk roads offer straightforward car access to Birmingham's ring road and motorway network, with the M6 motorway accessible within a short drive. These transport links support the area's popularity with workers needing easy city centre access, and our data shows properties near good transport hubs typically achieve faster sales.
Local schools serve families considering the area, with several primary and secondary options within the B23 6 boundary and immediate surroundings. The area features good access to local parks and green spaces, including the popular Erdington Sports Ground. The demographic mix includes young professionals, families, and established residents, creating a balanced community atmosphere. Local restaurants, pubs, and the Erdington High Street add to the area's practical appeal for everyday living.
The B23 6 market features a mix of traditional high-street agents and online operators, each offering distinct advantages. Our featured agents include traditional firms like Waller & Farnworth, based in Birmingham and holding a 20.9% market share with 31 active listings. Their physical presence means you can visit their branch, discuss your property in person, and benefit from their established relationships with local buyers and other agents conducting viewings.
Paul Carr, operating from their Erdington office with 24 listings averaging £196,250, represents another strong local option we've ranked highly. Their market share of 16.2% reflects their established local reputation and deep knowledge of the B23 6 area. Dixons, part of Countrywide UK, operates from the same Erdington location with 16 listings at £196,281 average, offering the backing of a national brand while maintaining local expertise. These traditional percentage-based agents typically charge 1-3% + VAT of your final sale price.
Online and hybrid agents also operate in B23 6, including Yopa with 4 listings and Purplebricks with 2 listings. These platforms offer fixed-fee pricing, typically ranging from £999 to £1,999, which can appear attractive for higher-value properties. However, the trade-off often involves less personalised service and potentially smaller local networks. For properties in the B23 6 median price range around £196,000, the fixed fee rarely works out cheaper than traditional percentage charges, making local knowledge and service quality the deciding factor for most sellers.

Start by comparing agents active in B23 6. Look at their current listings, average asking prices, and how long properties typically stay on their books. Agents with strong track records in your property type and price range will understand your target buyers better.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Compare their suggested asking prices against current market data. Be wary of agents suggesting unrealistically high prices simply to win your business, as overpriced properties often linger on the market.
Agents with higher market share typically sell more properties in your area. Waller & Farnworth's 20.9% share and Paul Carr's 16.2% indicate strong local sales activity. Ask how many properties they've sold in B23 6 specifically over the past 12 months.
Traditional agents charge percentage-based fees (typically 1-3% + VAT), while online agents offer fixed fees. Consider what's included in each quote, such as professional photography, floor plans, and marketing packages. Remember that the cheapest option isn't always the best value.
Pay attention to contract length (typically 8-16 weeks for sole agency) and termination clauses. Some agents offer multi-agency options if you're willing to pay higher fees for broader coverage. Ensure you understand exactly what happens if you want to switch agents.
After meeting agents and reviewing their proposals, trust your impressions. The right agent should demonstrate genuine knowledge of the B23 6 market, communicate clearly, and make you feel confident about the sales process. Your relationship with your agent will last several months, so choose someone you trust and feel comfortable with.
Estate agent fees are often negotiable, particularly if you're selling a property in a competitive price range. Don't automatically accept the first quote you receive. Having competing quotes from multiple agents gives you leverage to negotiate better terms while ensuring you get the best agent for your specific situation.
Understanding how bedroom count affects your property's value helps when setting realistic asking prices. Two-bedroom properties dominate the B23 6 market with 70 listings, making them the most competitive segment. These homes average £156,027, reflecting strong demand from first-time buyers who often target this size as their step onto the property ladder. The volume of two-bedroom stock means sellers need to ensure their property stands out through presentation and pricing.
Three-bedroom homes, with 54 listings averaging £237,037, represent the next tier in the market. These properties typically appeal to growing families seeking more space than two bedrooms provide. The price premium for moving from two to three bedrooms averages around £81,000, making this a significant step up in investment. Four-bedroom properties are rare with just 5 listings at £241,990 average, suggesting limited demand or affordability constraints at this level in B23 6.
One-bedroom flats provide the most affordable entry at 8 listings averaging £85,000, while larger properties command substantial premiums. Five-bedroom homes average £312,425 across 8 listings, with a single six-bedroom property listed at £440,000. This top-end segment experiences the least competition but also the smallest pool of qualified buyers, meaning specialist marketing may be necessary to attract the right purchasers.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset remains the single most important factor in achieving a successful sale. Properties priced competitively with market evidence attract more viewings, generate stronger buyer interest, and typically sell faster than overpriced alternatives. In the B23 6 market, where properties range from £85,000 for one-bedroom flats to £440,000 for larger homes, understanding your property's position within local price bands is essential.
Working with an experienced local agent provides access to their knowledge of recent sales, current competition, and buyer sentiment in B23 6. Agents like Burchell Edwards, with their Connells network backing and 8.8% local market share, understand which features add value in this specific market. Their insight into which streets, property types, and price points are attracting most buyer activity can help you position your property effectively.
Beyond pricing, presentation significantly impacts final sale prices. First impressions matter enormously, so consider decluttering, freshening paintwork, and ensuring kerb appeal attracts buyers through the door. Professional photography, increasingly standard with quality agents, helps your property shine in online listings where most buyer research begins. The investment in presentation typically returns through higher offers and faster sales.

Based on current market share data, Waller & Farnworth leads with 20.9% of the market and 31 active listings, followed by Paul Carr at 16.2% with 24 listings, and Dixons at 10.8% with 16 listings. However, the "best" agent depends on your specific property type and price range. Paul Carr and Dixons both operate from Erdington offices and demonstrate strong local knowledge, while agents like Green & Company in nearby Boldmere may offer particular expertise in certain street segments within B23 6.
Estate agent fees in B23 6 follow national patterns, typically ranging from 1% to 3% + VAT of the final sale price. For a property at the average asking price of £196,191, this translates to fees between approximately £2,354 and £7,062 including VAT. Some agents offer fixed-fee alternatives, though these often work out more expensive for properties in this price bracket. Always obtain quotes from multiple agents and ensure you understand exactly what's included in their service package.
Yes, house prices in B23 6 grew by 5.8% over the past year, representing 1.8% growth after inflation adjustment. Certain sub-postcode areas have performed even more strongly, with B23 6LA seeing 23% year-on-year growth and B23 6PR up 25% since its 2020 low. However, some sectors have experienced corrections from previous peaks, with B23 6HE down 27% from its 2022 high. These variations underscore the importance of local, street-level knowledge when pricing your property.
B23 6 offers practical urban living within Birmingham with good transport links to the city centre. The area features a mix of period terraced housing and newer developments, with local amenities including Erdington High Street shops, restaurants, and pubs. Transport options include Erdington railway station and multiple bus routes, plus straightforward road access to the A34 and M6 motorway. The area appeals to first-time buyers, families, and commuters seeking affordable access to Birmingham employment centres.
Two-bedroom properties dominate both listings and buyer demand in B23 6, with 70 current listings averaging £156,027. These first-time buyer-friendly homes sell relatively quickly given the strong demand. Three-bedroom terraced and semi-detached properties also perform well with 54 listings averaging £237,037. Flats provide the most affordable entry point at £116,724 average, while larger family homes command premium prices but face less competition due to limited supply.
Sale times in B23 6 vary based on pricing, property type, and market conditions. Properties priced competitively with current market data typically attract interest within the first few weeks. Overpriced properties can stagnate, losing momentum even when subsequently reduced. Working with an experienced local agent helps price your property correctly from the start, maximising the chance of a timely sale. The current average time on market across the Birmingham region suggests realistic pricing leads to completions within 3-6 months.
Online estate agents can work for certain sellers, particularly those with properties at very high values where the fixed fee represents meaningful savings. However, for properties in the B23 6 median price range around £196,000, traditional percentage-based fees often prove competitive. More importantly, local agents provide valuable street-level market knowledge, handle viewings personally, and maintain relationships with local buyers that online platforms may lack. Consider whether the potential fee savings outweigh the benefits of dedicated local service.
While not legally required to sell, obtaining a survey can benefit the sales process. Buyers will typically commission their own surveys, and issues discovered can complicate negotiations or delay sales. A pre-sale survey allows you to address any problems proactively or adjust your asking price accordingly. For properties over 50 years old, common in parts of B23 6, a RICS Level 2 survey (£300-£500) provides valuable condition assessment that can streamline the sale process once buyers proceed.
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