Compare 21 local agents, data from 65 active listings








We track 21 estate agents actively marketing properties in the DE13 7 postcode area, which encompasses Alrewas, Kings Bromley, and surrounding villages in Staffordshire. We've ranked every agent based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices to help you find the right partner for your property sale.
The DE13 7 property market shows an average asking price of £506,333 across 65 current listings. With house prices in the area growing by 9.5% over the last year, now is an active time to sell. Whether you own a period cottage in Alrewas village centre or a modern family home near the River Trent, finding the right estate agent with local expertise is crucial to achieving the best price.

21
Active Estate Agents
£506,333
Average Asking Price
65
Properties For Sale
The DE13 7 housing market has demonstrated remarkable resilience with house prices growing by 9.5% in the last year, significantly outpacing the broader DE13 district average of 1.36%. Our data shows the current average asking price sits at £506,333, reflecting strong demand for properties in this sought-after pocket of Staffordshire. The postcode sector, covering Alrewas, Kings Bromley and surrounding areas, recorded 129 transactions for price analysis purposes, with the median price per square metre reaching £3,700.
What makes DE13 7 particularly interesting from a market perspective is the significant variation between sub-postcodes. The DE13 7DR sector around the village centre has seen prices surge 42% year-on-year, while DE13 7BP recorded an extraordinary 92% increase. However, not all areas have performed equally, with DE13 7AE showing a 53% decline and DE13 7EG down 49%, likely reflecting differences in property types sold in each sector during different periods. This variability underscores why local market knowledge is essential when pricing your property.
Land Registry data confirms the broader DE13 district saw 519 residential sales in the last twelve months, though this represents a 36.99% decrease compared to the previous year. The majority of sales concentrated in the £234,000 to £318,000 price range, suggesting strong activity among first-time buyers and those seeking mid-market family homes. Detached properties dominate the sales mix, commanding an average price of approximately £456,434 across the district.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings in DE13 7 reveals a market heavily weighted towards family homes, with three-bedroom properties comprising the largest segment at 27 active listings. Four-bedroom homes follow closely with 22 listings, reflecting demand from growing families and those seeking more space. The average price for a three-bedroom property stands at £382,102, while four-bedroom homes average £597,955, demonstrating the premium buyers pay for additional bedrooms and living space in this desirable village location.
New build activity specifically within DE13 7 remains limited according to our research, with no verified active developments within the postcode sector itself. The broader DE13 district does see some new build activity, but properties in Alrewas and Kings Bromley tend to be characterful older homes rather than modern developments. This means buyers seeking new builds may need to look slightly beyond the immediate area or consider properties on newer estates in nearby Burton upon Trent or Lichfield.
The property type mix in DE13 7 shows detached houses dominate the market with 22 listings averaging £695,909, followed by semi-detached properties at 17 listings with an average price of £342,162. Flats are particularly scarce with just one listing at £150,000, suggesting limited supply for first-time buyers seeking entry-level options in the area. This scarcity in flatter options may explain why the £300,000 to £500,000 price band contains the most listings at 34 properties, as this represents the most accessible range for standard family housing.

The DE13 7 area, centred on the village of Alrewas, offers a distinctive blend of rural charm and excellent connectivity that makes it highly desirable for families and commuters alike. Located in the Trent Valley, the area is characterised by its proximity to the River Trent, which flows through the village and contributes to the scenic landscape that includes riverside walks and nature reserves. The village itself features a conservation area, meaning stricter planning controls preserve its architectural heritage, including numerous period properties built from the characteristic red brick common throughout Staffordshire.
The geology underlying DE13 7 presents important considerations for property owners and buyers. The area sits on Mercia Mudstone Group, a red silty mudstone with moderate to high shrink-swell potential due to its clay content. This geological characteristic means properties may be susceptible to subsidence or heave, particularly where foundations are shallow or where trees are positioned close to buildings. Anyone purchasing a property in the area should consider a thorough survey, especially for older properties where drainage issues might exacerbate ground movement. The superficial deposits include river terrace deposits along the Trent Valley, comprising sand and gravel that were deposited during glacial periods.
Flood risk is another factor worthy of consideration, given the River Trent's proximity to the village centre. Low-lying areas near the river carry potential river flood risk, and surface water flooding can occur during periods of heavy rainfall due to local topography and drainage capacity. Prospective buyers should request flood risk searches as part of their due diligence. Despite these environmental factors, Alrewas and Kings Bromley remain popular villages with strong community spirit, local amenities including shops, pubs, and primary schools, and excellent transport links via the A38 and A50 providing access to Burton upon Trent, Derby, Lichfield, and Birmingham.
The predominant construction materials in the area reflect the regional building tradition, with red brick walls and clay or concrete tile roofs characterising both period and modern properties. Some older properties may feature local stone or traditional timber framing, particularly farmhouses and historic dwellings. The majority of housing stock predates 1980, with significant proportions built in the pre-1919 period in the historic village cores, followed by properties from the interwar and post-war periods through to more recent decades. This mix of older character properties and modern family homes creates a diverse housing market catering to various buyer preferences.
When selling property in the DE13 7 area, homeowners must decide between traditional high-street estate agents and newer online alternatives. The local market presents unique characteristics that make this choice particularly relevant. John German, operating from Lichfield with 9 active listings and a 13.8% market share, exemplifies the traditional high-street approach with physical presence and local market knowledge. Their average asking price of £403,889 suggests strong representation across various property types, while Downes and Daughters with 7 listings averaging £715,257 demonstrates expertise in the premium sector.
The high-street agents dominating DE13 7 include Parker Hall from Barton-Under-Needwood with 6 listings at an average of £675,000, and Bill Tandy & Co in Lichfield with 6 listings averaging £664,167. These established agencies offer the advantage of physical offices where buyers can visit, trained local staff with intimate knowledge of village neighbourhoods, and comprehensive marketing including window displays and local newspaper advertising. Their percentage-based fees, typically ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT, are paid upon successful sale, aligning their incentives with achieving the best price for your property.
Online agents such as Yopa and The Avenue also operate within DE13 7, offering fixed-fee structures that can appear more economical for higher-value properties. Yopa maintains 2 listings at an average of £692,500, targeting the premium market segment. These digital-first alternatives often provide basic marketing packages but may lack the hands-on support that traditional agents offer. For properties in conservation areas like Alrewas, where local knowledge regarding planning constraints and property characteristics is invaluable, the personal service of a high-street agent often proves worthwhile.

Start by understanding which agents operate in DE13 7 and their track records. Look at their current listings, average asking prices, and how long properties typically stay on market with each agency.
Obtain free valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overprice to win your business, as an unrealistic asking price will simply lead to your property stagnating while similar homes sell.
Ask about photography quality, floorplans, virtual tours, and how properties are advertised across Rightmove, Zoopla, and social media. In a competitive market like DE13 7, premium marketing can make the difference.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT. Discuss whether fees are payable upfront or upon completion, and consider whether sole or multi-agency agreements suit your circumstances.
Look for agents who are members of professional bodies such as Propertymark or the NAEA. Online reviews and testimonials from previous clients in the local area provide valuable insight into customer service standards.
Choose an agent who communicates promptly and keeps you updated throughout the selling process. In a market with 65 active listings, standing out requires active management and regular feedback.
Don't automatically choose the agent with the lowest fee. In DE13 7 where properties average £506,333, a 1% fee difference amounts to just over £5,000. The right agent selling your property for £10,000 more than a cheaper agent would have achieved more than compensates for any fee saving.
Understanding how bedroom count affects property prices helps sellers position their homes competitively within the DE13 7 market. Three-bedroom properties represent the most active segment with 27 listings, averaging £382,102, indicating strong demand from families seeking reasonably priced homes with three good-sized bedrooms. This segment also sees the most competitive pricing, making it essential for sellers to ensure their property stands out through presentation and accurate pricing.
Four-bedroom homes command a significant premium at an average of £597,955 across 22 listings, reflecting demand from larger families and buyers seeking home office space following changes in working patterns. Five-bedroom properties, with 9 listings averaging £767,211, represent the premium end of the market in DE13 7, often targeting discerning buyers seeking character homes in village locations. At the smaller end, two-bedroom properties average £406,000 across just 5 listings, while one-bedroom options are particularly scarce with only 2 listings at an average of £252,500.
The bedroom distribution reveals interesting opportunities for sellers. With only one flat currently listed in DE13 7, there appears to be unmet demand from first-time buyers or those seeking smaller, lower-maintenance properties. Similarly, the limited one and two-bedroom supply suggests these properties may sell quickly if competitively priced, as buyer competition for limited stock could drive prices upward. Sellers of larger family homes should be aware that they face more competition, making accurate pricing and strong marketing particularly important.

Achieving the best price for your DE13 7 property requires careful pricing strategy informed by current market data and local knowledge. The average asking price of £506,333 provides a useful benchmark, but individual property values depend heavily on location within the postcode, property type, condition, and specific features. Properties in the DE13 7DR sector, which saw 42% year-on-year growth, may command premiums over those in sectors showing declines.
Working with an experienced local agent such as Downes and Daughters or Parker Hall, who understand the nuances of different village neighbourhoods and property types, provides valuable pricing intelligence. These agents handle properties averaging £675,000 to £715,000 and understand what buyers in the premium segment value, whether it's village location, period features, or garden size. Their expertise helps position your property to attract serious buyers willing to pay fair market value.
Negotiating agent fees is often overlooked but represents an opportunity to reduce selling costs without compromising service quality. While typical estate agent fees range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, competitive areas like DE13 7 with multiple agents create opportunities for negotiation, particularly if you're willing to commit to a multi-agency agreement. Remember that the cheapest agent isn't always the best value; consider their track record, marketing quality, and local reputation alongside their fee structure. Getting a valuation from multiple agents before instructing one ensures you understand the true market position of your property.

Based on our live data, John German leads the market with 9 active listings and 13.8% market share, followed by Downes and Daughters with 10.8% and Parker Hall with 9.2%. These agents demonstrate strong local presence and market knowledge. John German focuses on properties averaging £403,889, while Downes and Daughters and Parker Hall handle premium properties averaging over £675,000. The best agent for your property depends on your price point and specific location within DE13 7.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT). In DE13 7 with an average property price of £506,333, this translates to fees between approximately £6,076 and £18,228. However, fees are negotiable, and some agents offer fixed-fee packages. Always compare what's included in the fee, such as marketing, photography, and viewings, rather than focusing solely on the percentage.
Yes, house prices in DE13 7 grew by 9.5% in the last year, significantly outpacing the broader DE13 district average of 1.36%. However, performance varies significantly between sub-postcodes, with DE13 7DR up 42% while some sectors showed declines. The overall picture is positive, with the median price per square metre at £3,700 and half of transactions falling between £3,190 and £4,160 per square metre.
Alrewas is a desirable Staffordshire village offering a peaceful rural lifestyle with excellent connectivity. The village features a conservation area preserving its historic character, local amenities including shops and pubs, and strong community spirit. The River Trent runs through the village, providing scenic walks. Transport links via the A38 and A50 connect residents to Burton upon Trent, Derby, Lichfield, and Birmingham. Families benefit from local primary schools and proximity to secondary education options in surrounding towns.
Given the age of housing stock in the area, common defects include damp (rising, penetrating, and condensation) particularly in period properties, roof wear and tear on tiled roofs, and potential subsidence or heave issues related to the underlying Mercia Mudstone geology with its shrink-swell clay properties. Older properties may also have outdated electrical wiring and plumbing systems that require upgrading. Properties near trees or with poor drainage are particularly susceptible to ground movement issues.
The decision depends on your needs and property type. High-street agents like John German, Downes and Daughters, and Parker Hall offer physical presence, local market expertise, and comprehensive service including viewing accompaniment and negotiation. Online agents like Yopa offer fixed fees but require more seller involvement. For premium properties in Alrewas conservation area or character homes requiring specialist knowledge, traditional agents typically provide better service. For straightforward sales, online options may suit those with time to manage the process themselves.
Sale times vary based on pricing, property type, and market conditions. The DE13 district saw 519 sales in the last twelve months, though transaction volumes decreased by 37% compared to the previous year. Well-priced properties in the popular £300,000 to £500,000 range typically sell more quickly due to strong buyer demand. Properties priced realistically based on current market data and marketed effectively by local agents tend to achieve faster sales than those with optimistic asking prices.
While not legally required when selling, a survey provides transparency and can actually speed up the sale process. Properties in DE13 7 may be susceptible to issues related to the local geology, including potential shrink-swell movement in clay soils, river flood risk near the Trent, and age-related defects common in period properties. A RICS Level 2 Survey costs between £400 and £1,000 depending on property value and size, and identifying issues upfront prevents sales falling through at advanced stages. Properties in the Alrewas Conservation Area or listed buildings may benefit from more detailed RICS Level 3 Surveys.
From £450
Comprehensive survey identifying defects in properties across DE13 7
From £800
Detailed building survey for older or historic properties in Alrewas
From £85
Energy Performance Certificate required for selling properties
From £300
Official valuation for Help to Buy scheme requirements
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