Compare 17 local agents, data from 159 active listings








We track 17 estate agents actively marketing properties in the BS13 7 postcode area of Bristol, and we have ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and performance metrics. Whether you are selling a family home in Bishopsworth or a flat in the surrounding BS13 area, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The BS13 7 property market sits within the vibrant BS13 district, which has seen consistent interest from buyers seeking access to both city centre amenities and the nearby countryside. With an average asking price of £358,840 across 159 current listings, the market offers everything from compact starter homes to substantial period properties.
Read on to discover which agents are dominating the local market and how you can secure the best deal when selling your home in this sought-after south Bristol postcode. Our detailed comparison includes agent rankings, fee breakdowns, and market insights specific to the BS13 7 area.

17
Active Estate Agents
£358,840
Average Asking Price
159
Properties For Sale
The BS13 7 property market has shown resilient growth despite broader economic uncertainties. Our data reveals that the average sold price in this postcode over the last 12 months stands at £350,629, very close to the current average asking price of £358,840. This alignment between vendor expectations and final sale prices indicates a relatively balanced market where properties are achieving prices close to their marketing guides. For the wider BS13 area, property prices have increased by 3.08% over the last 12 months, with some specific sectors showing even stronger performance.
Breaking down the market by property type, detached homes command the highest prices at an average of £491,667 in recent sales, reflecting the premium that buyers pay for space and privacy in this Bristol suburb. Semi-detached properties, which form a significant portion of the local housing stock, have sold at an average of £366,790, while terraced homes averaged £342,685. Flats remain the most affordable entry point at approximately £183,700, making them popular with first-time buyers and investors alike.
The market does show some interesting variations across different postcode sectors within BS13 7. For instance, the BS13 7SH sector around the Bishopsworth area has seen prices surge 72% above its 2014 peak, reaching an average of £287,200. Conversely, some sectors have experienced corrections, with BS13 7RN showing prices 22% down on its 2023 peak. This sector-level variation underscores the importance of local market knowledge when pricing your property and choosing which agent to instruct.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings in BS13 7 reveals a market dominated by three-bedroom homes, which account for 98 of the 159 properties currently for sale. This prevalence of three-bed properties reflects the area's appeal to families and professionals seeking a balance of space and affordability in south Bristol. The strong supply in this segment means competition among sellers is highest in the three-bedroom category, making the choice of estate agent even more critical for achieving a premium price.
Transaction volume data for the wider BS13 area shows 226 residential property sales over the last year, though this represents a decrease of 68 transactions compared to the previous year, down approximately 30%. This reduction in sales volume suggests a more measured market where properties may take longer to sell, placing greater emphasis on agents' marketing capabilities and their networks of active buyers. Two-bedroom properties, with 36 listings averaging £277,917, represent the second most common stock, appealing to first-time buyers and investors looking for rental opportunities.
New build activity specifically within BS13 7 remains limited, with no major active developments verified in the postcode. However, the market does include properties described as newly refurbished or part of modern developments, particularly among flat conversions. The relative scarcity of new build stock means that period properties, especially those from the 1930s era that dominate the area, continue to attract strong demand from buyers seeking character homes in established neighbourhoods.

The BS13 7 postcode encompasses several neighbourhoods, with Bishopsworth being the most prominent. This area is renowned for its strong community feel, easy access to both Bristol city centre and the countryside, and abundance of local shops and amenities. The housing stock predominantly dates from the 1930s period, characterised by bay-fronted terraced and semi-detached properties that give the area its distinctive character. Many homes in BS13 7 retain original features such as fireplaces, stained glass, and period doors that appeal to buyers seeking character in a residential setting.
Transport links in BS13 7 serve commuters well, with regular bus connections to Bristol city centre and the nearby Parson Street railway station providing access to major rail routes. The area benefits from proximity to the A38 and A4, making it accessible for those with cars. Local schools, including primary and secondary options, contribute to the areas popularity among families, while the presence of local shops, pubs, and the Bishopsworth Library add to everyday convenience. The nearby Ashton Court Estate and Leigh Woods provide green spaces popular with walkers and cyclists, adding to the quality of life in this south Bristol postcode.
While specific geological data for BS13 7 is limited, the areas housing stock is typical of Bristol southern suburbs, with properties predominantly built using brick and render construction methods consistent with 1930s and earlier building periods. Some properties may have solid wall construction, reflecting their age, which can have implications for insulation and energy efficiency. Flood risk information is available for specific postcodes within BS13 7, and prospective buyers should consult detailed environmental searches when considering a purchase, particularly for properties in lower-lying areas near watercourses.
Sellers in BS13 7 have a choice between traditional high-street estate agents and newer online fixed-fee providers, each offering distinct advantages depending on your circumstances and priorities. Cj Hole operates from their Bishopsworth office and dominates the local market with 22% market share and 35 active listings, demonstrating the effectiveness of established high-street presence in this community-focused area. Their strong local presence means they likely have extensive networks of buyers already looking in the neighbourhood, which can translate into faster sales and better prices.
Hunters, with 13 listings from their Bishopsworth branch and an average asking price of £338,462, represents another established option in the area. Ocean, operating from both Southville and Knowle, has built a significant presence with 14 combined listings across their two Bristol offices. For sellers with premium properties, Boardwalk Property Company, covering Bristol and surrounding areas, commands the highest average asking price among top agents at £397,857, suggesting particular strength in the higher-value segment of the BS13 7 market.
Traditional percentage-based fees with high-street agents typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, with the industry average sitting around 1.5% plus VAT. This means on a £350,000 property, fees would range from approximately £4,200 to £12,600 plus VAT. Online agents offer fixed fees typically between £999 and £1,999, which can represent significant savings for higher-value properties. However, the trade-off often includes reduced local presence, less personalised service, and potentially less motivation to achieve the highest price since their fee is fixed regardless of sale price.

When instructing an agent, ask about their sole agency agreement terms. These typically run for 8-16 weeks, and you can often negotiate the notice period. If you are not satisfied with their performance after a reasonable period, you should be able to switch agents without penalty.
Look for agents with proven track records in BS13 7, focusing on those with strong market share and active listings in your property type and price range.
Request free valuations from at least three agents to compare their suggested asking prices and marketing strategies. Be wary of agents who overvalue your property to win your business.
Ask about each agent's marketing plan, including their approach to photography, floorplans, virtual tours, and how they promote properties across Rightmove, Zoopla, and social media.
Clarify whether fees are sole or multi-agency, what services are included, and what happens if your property does not sell. Negotiate where possible, as agent fees are often flexible.
Enquire about their average time to sell, the difference between asking and achieved prices, and request references from recent sellers in the BS13 area.
Choose an agent who demonstrates genuine understanding of the BS13 7 market, including current buyer demand, local schools, transport links, and upcoming developments that might affect property values.
Understanding how bedroom count affects pricing in BS13 7 can help you position your property competitively in the market. Our listing data shows that three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 98 properties for sale, averaging £369,903. This high volume means three-bedroom sellers face significant competition and must ensure their property stands out through effective pricing and marketing to attract buyer attention.
Four-bedroom properties, while less common with only 17 listings, command a significant premium at an average of £462,059. This price jump from three to four bedrooms suggests strong demand from families seeking larger accommodation in BS13 7, and these properties may sell faster due to relative scarcity. Two-bedroom properties, with 36 listings averaging £277,917, appeal strongly to first-time buyers and represent the most affordable entry point to the BS13 7 market, making them popular with both owner-occupiers and buy-to-let investors.
One-bedroom properties are the rarest with only 4 listings, averaging £211,250, while five-bedroom homes are equally scarce at just 3 listings averaging £466,667. The data suggests that the market naturally segments into distinct buyer groups, with agents who understand these segment dynamics being better positioned to match properties with appropriate buyers and achieve optimal sale prices.

Achieving the best possible price for your BS13 7 property starts with accurate pricing from the outset. Properties priced correctly from day one tend to generate more viewings, create a sense of urgency among buyers, and achieve prices closer to or above their asking price. Overpricing initially often leads to extended marketing periods, price reductions, and achieving lower prices than if properly priced at the start.
Agent selection plays a crucial role in price achievement. Agents with strong local networks and established buyer relationships, such as Cj Hole with their 22% market share in BS13 7, often have access to buyers before properties hit the broader market. Their local knowledge also enables them to advise on optimal presentation, timing, and pricing adjustments based on current buyer activity in the area. Investing in professional photography and ensuring your property is presented to its full potential can add thousands to your final sale price.
Before instructing any agent, obtain valuations from at least three different agencies. This process not only helps you understand the true market value of your property but also allows you to assess each agents marketing approach and customer service. Remember that the cheapest agent is not necessarily the best value; an agent who achieves a higher final sale price while charging slightly more in fees will leave you better off overall. Take time to review their local sales history and ask for specific examples of similar properties they have sold in the BS13 area.

Based on our live market data, Cj Hole leads the BS13 7 market with 22% market share and 35 active listings, making them the most active agent in the area. Hunters follows with 8.2% market share and 13 listings, while Ocean operates two offices locally with a combined 14 listings. For premium properties, Boardwalk Property Company achieves the highest average asking price at £397,857. The best agent for your property will depend on your specific circumstances, property type, and price point.
Estate agent fees in BS13 7 follow national patterns, typically ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT for sole agency agreements. On a typical property valued at £350,000, this translates to fees between £4,200 and £12,600 plus VAT. Multi-agency agreements, where you instruct more than one agent, typically charge higher fees of around 2% to 3.6% but provide broader market coverage. Online fixed-fee agents offer an alternative at £999 to £1,999, though with reduced local support.
The BS13 area has seen prices increase by 3.08% over the last 12 months, with some specific postcode sectors within BS13 7 showing stronger growth. For example, BS13 7SH has surged 72% above its 2014 peak. However, performance varies significantly by micro-location, with some sectors experiencing price reductions. The average sold price in BS13 7 stands at approximately £350,629, very close to current asking prices of £358,840, indicating stable market conditions.
BS13 7, centred on Bishopsworth, offers a friendly community atmosphere with excellent access to Bristol city centre and surrounding countryside. The area features predominantly 1930s housing stock, local shops, schools, and regular bus connections. Nearby Ashton Court Estate and Leigh Woods provide green spaces, while the A38 and A4 roads offer good driving connections. The area appeals particularly to families and commuters seeking a balance of urban convenience and residential character in south Bristol.
Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 98 listings, followed by two-bedroom homes at 36 listings. Three-bedroom terraced and semi-detached properties from the 1930s period are particularly popular with families. Four-bedroom properties, while scarcer, command premium prices averaging £462,059 due to demand from buyers seeking larger accommodation. Flats at approximately £222,813 on average appeal to first-time buyers and investors.
The wider BS13 area recorded 226 sales in the last 12 months, representing a 30% decrease in transaction volume compared to the previous year. This suggests properties may take longer to sell in current market conditions compared to previous years. Properties priced correctly and marketed effectively by experienced local agents tend to sell faster. Working with an agent who understands local buyer preferences and has strong market presence can help expedite your sale.
Local agents like Cj Hole, Hunters, and Ocean have established presence in BS13 7 with physical offices, strong local networks, and direct knowledge of the areas property market. They typically offer more personalised service and have relationships with local buyers. Online agents offer lower fixed fees but may lack local expertise and personal service. For premium properties or complex sales, local expertise often proves valuable. For straightforward sales, online agents can offer cost savings.
While surveys are typically commissioned by buyers, sellers can benefit from obtaining a RICS Level 2 Survey before marketing their property. This identifies any issues that might affect the sale price or cause problems during negotiations. Given that many properties in BS13 7 are from the 1930s period, common issues to watch for include damp, roof condition, potential subsidence, and outdated electrical systems. Addressing these issues proactively can lead to smoother sales and better prices.
Cj Hole dominates the BS13 7 market with 35 active listings, representing 22% of all properties currently marketed by agents in this postcode. Their strong presence from the Bishopsworth office gives them significant exposure to local buyers. Hunters follows with 13 listings, while Ocean has 10 listings across their Southville and Knowle offices combined. This market share data can help you gauge which agents have the strongest buyer networks in the area.
The rental market in BS13 7 is smaller than sales, with 11 active rental listings across 8 agents. Cj Hole leads the rental market with 2 listings at an average of £1,600 per month. Other rental agents in the area include Lettingaproperty.com, Northwood, Ocean, and Accommodation Unlimited. If you are considering renting your BS13 7 property, agents typically charge around 8-12% of the annual rent as their management fee.
From £400
A detailed survey identifying issues in properties up to £1m. Essential for 1930s homes in BS13 7.
From £600
Comprehensive structural survey for older or complex properties. Recommended for period homes in BS13 7.
From £60
Energy Performance Certificate required by law before selling.
From £150
Required for Help to Buy equity loan redemptions.
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