Compare 38 local agents with data from 168 active listings








We track 38 estate agents actively marketing properties in CV3 5, and we have ranked them all based on live listing data from our platform. Whether you are selling a family home in Cheylesmore or a terraced house near the University of Warwick, choosing the right agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The CV3 5 postcode area, covering parts of Coventry including Cheylesmore and portions of the city south, currently has 168 properties for sale with an average asking price of £314,154. Our comprehensive analysis shows you exactly which agents are winning listings in your area and how they perform on pricing, speed to sell, and market share. Start by comparing agents below to find the best match for your property.

38
Active Estate Agents
£314,154
Average Asking Price
168
Properties For Sale
The CV3 5 property market presents a compelling picture for sellers, with the average sold price over the last 12 months reaching £276,223 according to Land Registry data. This figure reflects the strong demand in this part of Coventry, particularly for family homes in established residential areas like Cheylesmore. When comparing asking prices to sold prices, our data shows that properties in CV3 5 are achieving around 88% of asking prices on average, which is consistent with national trends but varies significantly by property type and agent performance.
Price trends across the broader CV3 postcode area show a 3.08% increase over the last 12 months, indicating steady growth in the local market. However, sector-level data reveals fascinating variations: CV3 5GU saw prices surge 23% year-on-year and 28% above the 2022 peak, while CV3 5AP recorded a remarkable 14% increase on the previous year and sits 20% above its 2020 low. These granular differences highlight why understanding your specific location within CV3 5 matters when pricing your property and choosing an agent who knows your neighbourhood intimately.
Transaction volumes in the broader CV3 area show 588 residential sales in the last year, representing a 26% decrease compared to the previous year. This reduction in sales activity makes choosing an experienced local agent even more critical, as competitive pricing and effective marketing become essential in a market with fewer active buyers. The current listing inventory of 168 properties in CV3 5 means sellers are competing for buyer attention, and the right agent can differentiate your property through superior presentation, pricing strategy, and marketing reach.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The property type mix in CV3 5 reveals clear opportunities for sellers depending on what you are offering. Our listing data shows semi-detached properties dominate the market with 65 listings averaging £367,861, reflecting Coventry is status as a family-friendly city with strong demand for this versatile property type. Terraced properties come second with 27 listings at an average of £245,537, offering accessible entry points for first-time buyers and investors alike.
New build activity in CV3 5 remains limited but notable. The New Haven development at Dillotford Avenue (CV3 5DU) represents the only active new-build scheme in the immediate area, comprising 28 one-bedroom apartments following the demolition of an existing public house. This development addresses demand for smaller, modern properties in an area with predominantly older housing stock. Other nearby new builds in the wider CV3 area include The Spires (CV3 1WA), Appledown Gate in Keresley, and Union View in Hatton, but these fall outside the CV3 5 boundary.
The transaction data for CV3 5 reveals that terraced houses accounted for the majority of sales in certain sectors, with CV3 5FT recording an average terraced sale price of £237,167 and semi-detached properties achieving £250,000. These figures demonstrate that well-priced terraced properties in good condition are selling consistently, while the premium semi-detached market remains robust for properties offering extra space and parking.

CV3 5 encompasses several distinct residential neighbourhoods within Coventry, each with its own character and appeal. Cheylesmore, one of the city most established suburbs, offers a mix of period properties and mid-20th century housing that attracts families and professionals working at nearby Jaguar Land Rover or the University of Warwick. The area benefits from good transport links via the A45 and proximity to Coventry city centre while maintaining a residential village atmosphere in certain pockets.
Coventry housing stock reflects its complex history, including significant post-WWII rebuilding that reshaped large portions of the city. The predominant construction materials include red brick, commonly found in terraced and semi-detached homes built between the Edwardian era and the 1960s. Many properties in CV3 5 fall into this age bracket, meaning buyers and sellers should be aware of common issues including aging roof coverings, deteriorating pointing on brickwork, and damp in properties constructed before cavity wall insulation became standard practice. These characteristics make properties in the area ideally suited for RICS Level 2 surveys before sale.
Transport connectivity makes CV3 5 particularly attractive to commuters. The area has good access to the A45 trunk road providing routes to Birmingham and London, while Coventry railway station offers regular services to major cities. Local schools including King Henry VIII School and Cardinal Newman Catholic Primary School add to the area family appeal, though specific catchment information should be verified with Warwickshire County Council. The presence of the University of Warwick campus nearby (though technically in CV4) creates ongoing demand for rental properties from students and academic staff.
Sellers in CV3 5 can choose between traditional high-street estate agents and online fixed-fee providers, each offering distinct advantages depending on your priorities. Traditional agents like John Payne Estate Agents and Shortland Horne operate from physical offices in Coventry and provide face-to-face consultations, proactive viewing feedback, and negotiated skills developed over years in the local market. These agents typically charge percentage-based fees of 1-2% plus VAT (1.2-2.4% total) and invest significantly in local advertising, window displays, and community presence.
John Payne Estate Agents leads the CV3 5 market with 23 active listings and a 13.7% market share, focusing on properties averaging £326,957. Their strong local presence means they have established relationships with conveyancers, mortgage brokers, and local buyers actively searching in this postcode. Shortland Horne follows closely with 22 listings (13.1% market share) and a higher average price point of £365,452, positioning them effectively for the semi-detached and family home segment that dominates the area. These established agents offer the benefit of market knowledge that purely online platforms cannot match.
Online agents including Purplebricks and Yopa operate in CV3 5 with lower fixed fee structures, typically charging £999-£999 upfront regardless of your property final sale price. Purplebricks currently lists 3 properties in CV3 5 averaging £258,333, while Yopa has 4 listings at £336,250 average. These services work well for straightforward sales where sellers are confident in pricing their property competitively and can manage viewings independently or through the online platform virtual tour services. However, the complexity of Coventry housing stock, with its mix of period properties requiring careful marketing, often favours traditional agents who understand what makes properties in specific streets and developments appeal to local buyers.

Look at how many listings each agent has in your specific postcode, their average asking prices, and how long properties typically stay on market with them. Our live data shows John Payne Estate Agents and Shortland Horne leading in CV3 5 with significant market share.
Request valuations from at least three agents before instructing anyone. An agent who values your property accurately from the start demonstrates market knowledge, while unrealistic valuations often indicate agents simply trying to win your instruction.
Ask about photography quality, floor plans, virtual tours, and how your property will be advertised on Rightmove, Zoopla, and social media. Properties with professional photography and detailed descriptions attract significantly more views.
Traditional percentage fees (typically 1-2% plus VAT) incentivise agents to achieve the highest price, while fixed-fee online agents earn the same regardless of your final sale price. Consider which model aligns with your priorities.
Review the sole agency agreement duration (typically 8-16 weeks), notice periods, and what happens if you find a buyer independently. Multi-agency options increase exposure but cost more (usually plus 0.5-1% fee).
Look beyond star ratings to read specific feedback about communication, negotiation skills, and problem resolution. Local knowledge and proven results in your specific neighbourhood matter.
Estate agent fees are often negotiable, particularly if you are selling a higher-value property or willing to commit to a multi-agency agreement. Do not be afraid to ask for a discount on the advertised rate - our data shows most agents have flexibility of 0.25-0.5% on their standard fees.
Understanding bedroom distribution and pricing in CV3 5 helps you position your property competitively against similar homes. Our listing data reveals that three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 107 active listings averaging £300,368, representing the biggest pool of competition for typical family homes. If you are selling a three-bed, professional staging and accurate pricing become essential differentiators.
Four-bedroom properties command significant premiums with 23 listings averaging £450,000, while five-bedroom homes average £424,375 across just 8 listings. The data shows interesting anomalies: four-bedroom properties actually average slightly higher than five-bedroom properties in CV3 5, likely reflecting that many five-bedroom homes are terraced properties with smaller room dimensions compared to purpose-built four-bedroom detached homes. Two-bedroom properties offer the most accessible entry point at £214,052 average, with 28 listings targeting first-time buyers and investors.
The under £100k and £100k-£200k price bands contain just 14 listings combined, indicating limited supply at the affordable end of the market. The majority of inventory (78 listings) sits in the £300k-£500k range, followed by 66 properties between £200k-£300k. This distribution suggests strong demand across mid-market family housing, with particular opportunity for sellers in the £500k+ segment where only 10 properties compete for premium buyers.

Pricing strategy remains the most critical factor in achieving a successful sale in CV3 5, and the right estate agent provides essential guidance based on current market conditions and comparable sales data. Our analysis shows properties achieving approximately 88% of asking prices on average, meaning a £300,000 asking price typically translates to around £264,000 at completion. Understanding this dynamic helps sellers set realistic expectations and price competitively from day one.
Valuation accuracy varies significantly between agents, and those with strong local market knowledge can price more precisely. John Payne Estate Agents, with 23 current listings in CV3 5 averaging £326,957, demonstrates familiarity with pricing across different property types and streets. Shortland Horne average of £365,452 reflects their focus on higher-value properties. Asking an agent to justify their valuation with specific comparable evidence protects sellers from either over-pricing (which leads to stagnant listings and price reductions) or under-pricing (which leaves money on the table).
Beyond pricing, successful sales in CV3 5 depend on presentation and marketing quality. Properties with professional photography, detailed descriptions highlighting local amenities, and virtual tours where appropriate attract significantly more buyer interest. The current market with 168 properties for sale demands that your home stands out, and agents who invest in premium marketing typically achieve faster sales and better prices. Consider requesting details of exactly how each agent plans to market your specific property before making your final decision.

Based on our live listing data, John Payne Estate Agents leads the CV3 5 market with 23 active listings and 13.7% market share, followed by Shortland Horne with 22 listings (13.1% share) and average prices of £365,452. Up Estates and Prominence Estates each hold 6% market share with 10 listings apiece. The top three agents combined control 32.8% of the market, indicating moderate concentration among established players. These figures reflect current listing activity on our platform and provide a reliable snapshot of which agents are most active in your area.
Estate agent fees in CV3 5 typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT) of the final sale price, with the national average around 1.5% plus VAT. Online fixed-fee agents like Purplebricks and Yopa charge between £999 and £1,999 upfront regardless of your final sale price. The traditional percentage model incentivises agents to achieve the highest price, while fixed fees work best for straightforward properties in competitive markets. Most agents in Coventry are open to negotiation, particularly for higher-value properties or when you commit to a longer sole agency period.
The broader CV3 postcode area shows a 3.08% price increase over the last 12 months, with significant variation by specific sector. CV3 5GU performed exceptionally with 23% year-on-year growth, while CV3 5AP recorded 14% growth. Some sectors like CV3 5PY show more modest 2% growth. The average sold price in CV3 5 stands at £276,223 according to Land Registry data, compared to average asking prices of £314,154 currently. This gap between asking and achieved prices underscores the importance of working with an agent who understands local micro-market conditions.
The CV3 5 market currently has 168 properties for sale with an average asking price of £314,154. Transaction volumes in the wider CV3 area show 588 sales in the last year, down 26% from the previous year, indicating a quieter market where choosing the right agent becomes more important. Semi-detached properties dominate with 65 listings, followed by terraced homes at 27 listings. The reduced transaction volume means competitive pricing and quality marketing are essential for sellers looking to achieve a timely sale.
CV3 5 offers a balanced mix of residential neighbourhoods including Cheylesmore, with good access to Coventry city centre, the A45 road, and local schools. The area features predominantly red brick terraced and semi-detached properties built between the Edwardian era and 1960s, with strong commuter links to Birmingham and London. The presence of Jaguar Land Rover and the University of Warwick nearby supports ongoing demand from professionals and academics. Local amenities include shops along Daventry Road and easy access to Coventry University Hospital, making the area practical for families and commuters alike.
Three-bedroom semi-detached properties dominate the CV3 5 market with 65 listings averaging £367,861, reflecting strong family demand for this versatile property type. Terraced properties at £245,537 average offer more affordable options, while four-bedroom detached homes command £450,000 on average. The limited new-build supply, including just 28 one-bedroom apartments at The New Haven development, means secondary market properties face less competition from new builds. Properties in good condition with modern kitchens and bathrooms tend to achieve premium prices in this market.
Sale times in CV3 5 vary based on pricing, property type, and marketing quality, but the current market with 168 active listings and reduced transaction volumes means competitively priced properties may achieve sales within 8-16 weeks. Properties requiring significant price reductions or with substandard marketing can remain on market for longer. Working with an experienced local agent who prices accurately from the start significantly accelerates the process. The key is achieving the right asking price from day one, as properties that linger on the market often sell for less than their properly priced competitors.
While not legally required, a RICS Level 2 survey provides significant advantages when selling in CV3 5, where much of the housing stock was built between 1900 and 1960. Common issues in these older properties include aging roof coverings, deteriorating brick pointing, and damp in pre cavity-wall construction homes. Having a survey available demonstrates transparency to buyers and allows you to address issues before marketing, potentially speeding up the sale process. RICS Level 2 surveys in Coventry start from around £385 for standard properties, while larger homes with four or five bedrooms typically cost from £520 upwards.
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