Compare 17 local estate agents, data from 125 active listings








We track 17 estate agents actively marketing properties in CF62 5 Barry, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data. selling a seafront flat near Barry Island or a family home in one of the quieter residential pockets, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The CF62 5 postcode covers a coastal stretch of Barry including properties with waterfront views and proximity to the popular Goodsheds development. With an average asking price of £261,122 across 125 active listings, the local market offers opportunities across various price points, from affordable flats to premium family homes. Our comprehensive data helps you make an informed decision when choosing your selling partner.
The local market has shown encouraging resilience, with the broader CF62 postcode seeing house prices increase by 3% over the last year. This positive trend, combined with strong buyer interest in coastal properties, makes now a potentially good time to sell in CF62 5.

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Active Estate Agents
£261,122
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
The CF62 5 property market has shown resilience with the broader CF62 postcode area seeing house prices increase by 3% over the last year, now sitting 4% above the 2023 peak of £267,414. Our data shows the average sold price in CF62 5 over the last 12 months sits at approximately £253,507, with asking prices averaging slightly higher at £261,122, indicating sellers' confidence in the local market.
However, the market shows considerable variation at the sector level. Properties in CF62 5BS have performed exceptionally well, rising 48% on the previous year and 41% up on their 2021 peak. Similarly, CF62 5DT has seen a 25% increase year-on-year. Conversely, some sectors have experienced downward pressure, with CF62 5AE and CF62 5AY both showing 11% declines on their previous year figures. This disparity means location-specific knowledge is invaluable when pricing your property.
Land Registry data confirms the broader trend of modest growth across the Barry area. Detached properties command the highest average sold prices at around £421,889, while flats remain the most accessible entry point at approximately £155,083. The terraced market, which dominates transaction volumes in the area, averages around £250,485, making it the backbone of local housing turnover.
The CF62 5DA sector shows particularly strong activity with 48 recorded sales, while CF62 5BN has seen 32 transactions. These areas represent the most active pockets of the postcode, and understanding which sector your property falls into can significantly impact your pricing strategy and agent selection.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings reveals that two-bedroom properties dominate the CF62 5 market, with 53 active listings averaging £194,056. These mid-range properties represent strong value for first-time buyers and investors alike. Two-bedroom homes consistently attract strong demand due to their accessible price point and versatility for small families or couples.
Three-bedroom homes also feature prominently with 32 listings at an average of £292,777, appealing to growing families seeking space without premium prices. Four-bedroom properties form a significant segment with 29 listings averaging £338,155, targeting buyers who need additional space. The premium end of the market, with five-bedroom properties averaging £601,650, remains limited with just 3 listings, indicating high demand for larger family homes outstrips supply at this level.
The rental market in CF62 5 remains relatively small with just 15 listings, suggesting limited investor activity or a high proportion of owner-occupiers. Botham Williams leads the rental sector with 5 listings at an average of £1,430 per month, reflecting the premium end of the rental market. Peter Alan and Daniel Matthew each hold 2 rental listings, while Chris Davies Estate Agents manages 1 rental property. The limited rental stock suggests strong owner-occupier demand in the area.
New build activity in the broader Barry area includes developments like The Goodsheds on Barry Island and the Barry Waterfront regeneration, though specific new-build sites within the CF62 5 postcode remain limited based on available data. The Pump House development on Barry Waterfront represents one of the newer additions to the local housing stock, offering modern waterfront living options.

CF62 5 encompasses a distinctive coastal character that blends traditional Welsh seaside heritage with modern regeneration. The area is renowned for its convenient coastal location within Barry, with many properties offering water views across the Bristol Channel. The Goodsheds development has become a landmark local feature, transforming former industrial space into a vibrant dining and social hub that has reinvigorated part of the Barry Island area.
Transport links serve the area well, with regular train services connecting CF62 5 to Cardiff and the wider South Wales region, making it attractive to commuters. Barry Town railway station provides regular services to Cardiff Central, typically taking around 20-30 minutes. Local amenities include shops, supermarkets, and popular school catchments that draw families to the area. The mix of traditional terraced properties, period homes including some Grade 2 listed buildings, and modern apartments creates a diverse housing landscape.
The coastal location means some properties may face elevated surface water or coastal flood risk, particularly those with direct sea views or low-lying positions near Barry Docks. Buyers should factor this into their considerations, particularly for ground-floor flats and properties in waterfront positions. Properties in areas like The Quays and waterside positions warrant particular attention during surveys.
The geological context of the area includes traditional brick and block construction methods common across South Wales, with older terraced and semi-detached properties likely requiring standard surveys to assess their condition. Many properties in the older terraced sections of CF62 5 date from the early to mid-20th century, meaning buyers should expect to encounter typical age-related issues such as roof condition concerns, potential damp issues, and outdated electrical systems in some properties.
Sellers in CF62 5 can choose between traditional high-street agents with physical offices in Barry and modern online alternatives. Peter Alan maintains the strongest local presence with 27 active listings and a 21.6% market share, positioning them as the dominant force in the area. Their average asking price of £218,704 suggests they handle a good volume of more affordable properties, while Allen & Harris with 19 listings at £251,842 serves the mid-market segment effectively.
Knights and Chris Davies Estate Agents each hold 9.6% market share with 12 listings apiece, though their positioning differs significantly. Knights targets the upper end of the market with an average asking price of £268,750, while Chris Davies focuses on properties averaging £233,658. For those considering premium properties, Botham Williams operates from nearby Penarth with an average asking price of £327,944, appealing to sellers of higher-value homes who may value their specialised approach.
Smaller agents like Nina Estate Agents (9 listings at £259,994) and Mgy (6 listings at £206,667) offer more personalized service but with limited market exposure. Harris & Birt, based in Cowbridge, focuses on higher-value properties with an average asking price of £429,980, while Conrad Estate Agents maintains 5 listings at £265,000. Daniel Matthew Estate Agents, with just 1 listing at £225,000, represents the smaller end of the local market.
Online agents like Yopa offer fixed-fee alternatives, though they currently have minimal presence in CF62 5 with just 2 listings. Traditional percentage-based fees typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, with the local average sitting around 1.5% plus VAT. Multi-agency agreements, which allow you to instruct more than one agent, usually come with higher total fees but can generate more competition for your property. Most agents in the area work on sole agency agreements lasting 8-16 weeks.
Look at how many active listings each agent has in CF62 5 and their average asking prices to understand their positioning in the market. Agents like Peter Alan with 27 listings clearly have strong local buyer connections, while smaller agents may offer more personalized attention.
Agents with higher market share like Peter Alan (21.6%) or Allen & Harris (15.2%) demonstrate strong local buyer networks. Higher market share often correlates with more active buyers registered and shorter marketing times.
Request free valuations from at least three agents to compare their suggested asking prices and marketing strategies. Pay attention to how they justify their valuation with comparable properties that have actually sold, not just asking prices.
Ask about recent sales in your specific street or neighbourhood and how quickly properties in similar price ranges have sold. Agents who understand sector-specific trends, like the 48% growth in CF62 5BS versus the 11% decline in CF62 5AE, can price your property more accurately.
Examine their online listings, photography quality, and descriptions to ensure they'll present your property professionally. Look at how they market properties similar to yours in terms of size and value.
Don't accept the first fee offered - agents are often willing to negotiate, especially if you can demonstrate you have other quotes. Consider what services are included, such as professional photography, floorplans, and virtual tours.
Before instructing any estate agent, always ask for a comparative market analysis specific to your property. This free valuation should include comparable properties that have actually sold, not just asking prices. In CF62 5, where market sectors show such varied performance, getting this detail right matters significantly.
The bedroom distribution in CF62 5 reveals clear pricing tiers that can help sellers position their properties competitively. Two-bedroom properties represent the largest segment with 53 listings, making them the most actively marketed property type in the area. At an average price of £194,056, they offer the most accessible entry point to the local market and typically attract first-time buyers and investors.
Four-bedroom properties form the second-largest segment with 29 listings averaging £338,155, appealing to families seeking more spacious accommodation. Three-bedroom homes at £292,777 represent the third-largest segment with 32 listings. Premium properties at the five-bedroom-plus level are scarce with just 4 listings combined, but command significant premiums - five-bedroom homes average £601,650, while one six-bedroom property is listed at £410,000.
One-bedroom flats, while limited to 6 listings, start at an average of just £139,167, making them the most affordable option in the postcode. This price tier often attracts investors seeking buy-to-let opportunities, though the limited rental inventory suggests strong rental demand. Understanding where your property fits in these pricing bands helps set realistic expectations and identify which agents have track records selling properties like yours.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset is crucial in the CF62 5 market, where different sectors are performing very differently. If your property is in an area like CF62 5BS that has seen 48% growth, you may have more scope to price at the higher end. However, properties in sectors showing 11% declines may require more competitive pricing to attract buyers. Understanding your specific sector's performance is essential.
Agent fees are typically negotiable, and getting quotes from multiple agents gives you leverage. The average fee in England runs at approximately 1.5% plus VAT, but this can vary based on your property's value and the level of service provided. For a property at the CF62 5 average of £261,122, this would equate to approximately £4,699 including VAT. Some agents offer tiered services - basic packages with limited marketing versus premium packages with professional photography, virtual tours, and enhanced online presence.
Remember that the cheapest agent isn't always the best choice - agents with stronger market presence like Peter Alan or Allen & Harris may sell your property faster, potentially offsetting their higher fees with a quicker sale. The cost of carrying your property for an extra few months on the market often exceeds any fee savings. Consider the total cost of sale, not just the percentage charged.

Based on our live data, Peter Alan leads the market with 21.6% market share and 27 active listings, making them the most visible agent in the area. Their strong local presence and high listing volume indicate robust buyer connections. Allen & Harris follows with 15.2% market share and 19 listings, serving the mid-market segment effectively. For premium properties, Botham Williams targets higher-value homes with an average asking price of £327,944, appealing to sellers of more expensive properties who may prefer their specialized approach. The best agent for you depends on your property type, price point, and whether you value maximum market exposure or more personalized service.
Estate agent fees in CF62 5 typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT of the final sale price, with the national average sitting around 1.5% plus VAT. This means on an average property selling for £261,122, you'd pay between approximately £3,133 and £9,400 in fees. The wide range reflects different service levels - some agents offer basic marketing packages while others include professional photography, videography, virtual tours, and dedicated negotiation support. Multi-agency agreements typically charge higher total fees (often 3-3.5% total if using two agents) but may generate more buyer interest for challenging properties.
The broader CF62 postcode area has seen prices increase by 3% over the last year and are now 4% above the 2023 peak, indicating positive momentum in the local market. However, performance varies significantly at the sector level - CF62 5BS has seen exceptional 48% growth, while CF62 5AE and CF62 5AY have experienced 11% declines. CF62 5DT showed a strong 25% year-on-year increase, while CF62 5AA rose 6%. The overall trend is positive but sector-specific analysis is essential - your property's exact location within CF62 5 can significantly impact its value trajectory.
CF62 5 offers a convenient coastal location with good transport links to Cardiff, making it popular with commuters who work in the city but want seaside living. The area features the popular Goodsheds development on Barry Island, which has transformed former industrial space into a vibrant dining and social hub. Local amenities include shops, supermarkets, and popular school catchments that draw families to the area. The mix of traditional terraced properties, period homes including some Grade 2 listed buildings, and modern apartments creates a diverse housing landscape. Properties near the waterfront offer sea views across the Bristol Channel, while the area benefits from proximity to local parks and beach access.
Terraced properties are the most common in CF62 5, with 34 current listings averaging £250,896, representing the backbone of local housing stock. Flats are also prevalent with 31 listings at an average of £180,321, offering more affordable entry points to the market. The "other" category, which includes properties that don't fit standard classifications, shows 45 listings at an average of £299,276. Semi-detached properties number 9 listings averaging £280,828, while detached homes are scarcer with just 6 listings but command the highest average prices at £420,833. This mix provides options across various budgets, from one-bedroom flats starting around £139,167 to premium five-bedroom homes reaching £601,650.
While specific data for CF62 5 isn't available, the broader South Wales market typically sees properties sell within 8-16 weeks when priced correctly. Properties in high-demand sectors like CF62 5BS, which has seen 48% growth, may sell faster due to strong buyer interest. Properties in weaker sectors showing decline may take longer, particularly if priced optimistically. Working with a well-connected local agent who understands sector-specific dynamics can help expedite the sale by pricing accurately from the outset. Properties priced competitively for their specific market position tend to attract more viewings and offers, leading to quicker sales.
While not legally required to sell, having a survey can help identify issues that might affect your sale or cause delays during conveyancing. Given CF62 5's coastal location and mix of older properties including some listed buildings, a RICS Level 2 survey (typically £400-£600 for a standard property) can provide valuable insights. These surveys are particularly valuable for properties over 50 years old, which make up a significant portion of the local housing stock. Coastal properties may also benefit from specific attention to damp and structural issues related to salt air exposure. Identifying problems before marketing allows you to address them or adjust your asking price accordingly, preventing surprises during the transaction process.
Online agents like Yopa offer fixed fees typically between £999-£1,999, which can seem attractive for lower-value properties. However, they currently have minimal presence in CF62 5 with just 2 listings between them, compared to established high-street agents with significant market share. This limited presence suggests they haven't built strong local buyer networks in this specific postcode. For most sellers in this market, a traditional agent with local presence and established buyer relationships offers better value through more active marketing, professional negotiation support, and local market expertise. The fee difference may be offset by achieving a better sale price or faster sale through stronger marketing reach.
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