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We track 15 estate agents actively marketing properties across the EX16 5 postcode, which covers the heart of Tiverton in Mid Devon. Our live listing data gives you the complete picture of who's selling what, at what price, and how much market share each agent commands. We've analysed every agent in this postcode based on their actual market performance, so you can find the perfect match for your property with confidence.
The current average asking price in EX16 5 sits at £280,385 across 78 active listings, with properties ranging from one-bedroom flats at £90,000 to premium five-bedroom homes reaching £658,333. selling a Victorian terrace on St Peter's Street or a modern family home in the suburbs, the right estate agent can make all the difference to your sale price and timeline. Our comprehensive ranking system helps you identify which agents dominate your specific price segment and neighbourhood.

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Active Estate Agents
£280,385
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Properties For Sale
Our data shows Tiverton's housing market in EX16 5 operates across a diverse price spectrum. The postcode sector data reveals significant variation between neighbourhoods, with some areas showing strong growth while others have experienced corrections from their 2022 peaks. The EX16 5LG sector around the town centre shows properties averaging £238,375, with semi-detached homes reaching £272,500 and terraced properties at £270,000 on average.
Land Registry and Rightmove data confirms that price trends across EX16 5 have been mixed over the past twelve months. The EX16 5LG area saw prices jump 25% year-on-year, though they remain 21% below the 2022 peak of £300,750. Meanwhile, the EX16 5FL sector near Blundell's School performed more steadily with 3% growth, though it's still 15% down from its 2022 high of £385,000. The EX16 5PG area experienced an 11% decline but shows signs of recovery, sitting 10% above its 2021 trough.
For sellers, this nuanced picture means choosing an agent with specific local knowledge is crucial. Some neighbourhoods are heating up while others represent buying opportunities. An agent who understands these micro-market dynamics can help you price accurately and target the right buyers. The EX16 5HB sector has shown particular resilience, climbing 6% above its 2023 peak to reach £242,000 average.
The rental market in EX16 5 remains relatively quiet with just 5 active rental listings across 3 agents. Welden & Edwards leads the rental market with 2 listings averaging £950 per month, while Seddons and Diamond Estate Agents each have single listings at £1,050 and £1,250 respectively. This limited rental supply suggests strong demand potential for landlords, though the sales market clearly dominates activity in this postcode.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The property type mix in EX16 5 tells a clear story about what buyers are seeking in Tiverton. Our listing data shows three-bedroom homes dominate the market with 39 active listings, representing the largest segment at an average price of £254,038. This reflects strong demand from families and downsizers alike, with properties offering that sweet spot of space and affordability in Mid Devon.
Four-bedroom properties comprise 16 listings at an average of £374,375, appealing to larger families and those seeking premium accommodation. Two-bedroom homes also feature prominently with 19 listings averaging £205,658, making them accessible entry points for first-time buyers. Interestingly, detached properties command a significant premium at £434,808 average, while terraced homes offer more affordable options at £219,000. The limited flat supply (just 3 listings at £118,333 average) suggests limited apartment options in this market.
The price distribution reveals that the £200,000-£300,000 range dominates with 42 active listings, representing over half the market. Properties under £100k are extremely rare with just 1 listing, while the £300,000-£500k segment holds 18 listings. Premium properties between £500,000 and £750,000 number 4 listings, with one property exceeding £750,000. This concentration in the mid-market suggests strong buyer demand for family homes in the typical price range.
New build activity in the wider Tiverton area includes developments in neighbouring postcodes. Bellway's Empress Gardens in EX16 6 offers new homes from £300,000 to £395,000, while Redrow's Blundell's Grange in EX16 4 targets the premium segment at £430,000 to £560,000. However, within EX16 5 itself, the market is predominantly focused on existing housing stock, with limited new-build options available to buyers specifically seeking this postcode.

Tiverton sits nestled in the Exe Valley in Mid Devon, offering a blend of historic character and modern amenities. The town features three designated Conservation Areas, including the Tiverton Conservation Area established in 1972 and revised through 2005, the Grand Western Canal Conservation Area with its collection of over twenty listed structures including bridges, lime kilns, and a tunnel, and the Blundell's Conservation Area near the prestigious school. This heritage-conscious approach to development has preserved much of Tiverton's architectural character, with period properties featuring prominently in certain neighbourhoods.
The geology underlying EX16 5 consists primarily of Devonian and Precambrian bedrock, with granite, granite gneiss, and schist dominating the eastern areas. The western side of the town falls within the Narragansett basin with Pennsylvanian sandstones and shales. For property buyers, this geology generally indicates stable ground conditions, though standard surveys are always recommended given the mix of property ages in the area.
The area's proximity to the River Lowman means certain low-lying locations including Tiverton Business Park, Chapel Street, Station Road, and Lowman Green fall within Flood Warning Areas. Properties in these locations should include flood risk assessments as part of the purchase process. The eastern part of EX16 5 around the granite formations typically shows more stable ground conditions, while properties in older terraced areas may have varying foundations depending on when they were constructed.
Transport links serve the area reasonably well, with Tiverton Parkway railway station providing connections to Exeter, Bristol, and London Paddington. The town itself offers a range of amenities including supermarkets, independent shops, schools including the renowned Blundell's School, and healthcare facilities. The local economy centres on retail, services, and tourism, with the surrounding Devon countryside adding to the area's appeal for those seeking a quieter lifestyle within reasonable commuting distance of larger cities. Employment opportunities in the area include the town centre retail sector, light industrial units around the business park, and the education sector associated with Blundell's School.
When selling your property in EX16 5, you'll need to choose between traditional high-street agents and newer online alternatives. Traditional agents like Winkworth, who currently lead the market with 12.8% share and an average asking price of £267,000, offer personalised service, physical shopfronts, and dedicated staff who know the local area intimately. Fox & Sons, with 11.5% market share and properties averaging £284,444, represents another strong high-street presence in Tiverton. These agents typically charge percentage-based fees around 1-3% plus VAT and provide comprehensive marketing, viewings, and negotiation services.
Online agents including Purplebricks, Yopa, and Springbok Properties operate in EX16 5 with lower fixed fees typically ranging from £999 to £1,999. These services can work well for straightforward sales where sellers are comfortable handling certain aspects themselves. However, our data shows that online agents currently have minimal presence in this postcode, with Purplebricks holding just 1 listing and Yopa and Springbok Properties each holding just one listing. The limited uptake suggests that Tiverton sellers generally value the hands-on service that traditional agents provide, particularly given the importance of local knowledge in this diverse market.
Multi-agency agreements, where you instruct more than one agent, typically cost 0.5-1% more than sole agency but can expand your buyer reach. Sole agency agreements in England typically run for 8-16 weeks. For sellers in EX16 5, we generally recommend starting with a single experienced local agent who understands the specific micro-markets within the postcode, then considering multi-agency if your property hasn't generated sufficient interest within the first few weeks. The variation in price performance across different EX16 5 sectors makes local expertise particularly valuable.

Look at which agents are actively selling in your specific area of EX16 5. Check their current listings, average asking prices, and market shares. Agents like Greenslade Taylor Hunt who average £362,857 target different segments than Welden & Edwards at £246,667. Understanding which agents dominate your price point helps narrow your options.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Don't automatically go with the highest valuation. Ask how each agent arrived at their figure and what marketing strategy they'd use for your property. Our data shows agents who understand the micro-market dynamics of specific EX16 5 sectors can price more accurately.
Understand whether agents charge percentage-based fees (typical 1-3% plus VAT) or fixed-fee alternatives. Remember that the cheapest option isn't always the best value if it means fewer viewings or less marketing effort. In EX16 5, you can often negotiate fees, especially for properties in the popular £200,000-£300,000 range.
Look for agents with relevant qualifications and memberships of professional bodies like The Property Ombudsman or Propertymark. Ask about their specific experience selling properties similar to yours in EX16 5. Agents with strong local networks often have access to buyers not reached by national portals alone.
Understand the agreement duration, sole vs multi-agency terms, and what happens if you want to change agents. Most contracts run for 8-16 weeks. Ensure you understand notice periods and any fees payable if you switch agents before the contract ends.
Once you've made your choice, sign the agreement and provide all necessary documentation. Your agent should then launch marketing within days and keep you updated on viewings and feedback. Our data updates daily, so you can track how your property compares to competing listings in real-time.
Don't automatically accept the highest valuation. Our data shows agents in EX16 5 target different market segments. An agent averaging £362,857 properties (like Greenslade Taylor Hunt) may be better suited to premium homes, while agents averaging under £250,000 (like Welden & Edwards) may sell your property faster if it's in the mid-market range. Choose based on your property type and price point.
Understanding how bedroom count affects pricing in EX16 5 helps you position your property correctly. Our listing data reveals that three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 39 active listings at an average price of £254,038. This represents the heart of the Tiverton market where buyer demand is strongest and resale potential is strongest.
Four-bedroom homes average £374,375 across 16 listings, appealing to families needing extra space or those seeking properties with development potential. Five-bedroom properties, while limited to just 3 listings at an average of £658,333, represent the premium end of the market and typically require agents with strong high-net-worth buyer networks. Two-bedroom properties offer the most accessible entry point at £205,658 average across 19 listings, making them popular with first-time buyers and investors.
The bedroom distribution in EX16 5 shows healthy demand across all segments, though three-bedroom homes clearly lead in terms of both supply and demand. If you're selling a one-bedroom property (just 1 listing at £90,000), you'll face limited competition but also a smaller buyer pool. Consider how your property's bedroom count compares to the 39 three-bedroom homes currently competing for buyer attention.
When selecting an agent, consider their track record with properties matching your bedroom count. Agents who regularly sell three-bedroom homes will have established buyer networks for that segment, while those focusing on four and five-bedroom properties may have different database reach. Matching your agent to your property type increases the likelihood of reaching motivated buyers quickly.

Achieving the best price for your Tiverton property starts with accurate pricing based on current market conditions in your specific EX16 5 neighbourhood. Our data shows significant variation across the postcode, with some sectors like EX16 5LG showing 25% year-on-year growth while others like EX16 5PG have experienced 11% declines. An agent who understands these micro-market dynamics can help you set the right asking price from day one.
Agent fee negotiation is possible, particularly if your property is well-presented and realistically priced. Typical estate agent fees in England range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% inclusive), with the national average around 1.5% plus VAT. In EX16 5, you can often negotiate on fees, especially if you're selling a property in the popular £200,000-£300,000 range where agent margins are typically slimmer. Multi-agency arrangements, where you instruct multiple agents simultaneously, usually cost more but can generate wider exposure.
First impressions matter significantly. Properties presented in good condition with professional photography typically sell faster and for higher prices. Consider decluttering, making minor repairs, and ensuring good natural light before photographs are taken. Your agent should provide guidance on presentation and may even offer virtual staging services for empty properties. The investment in presentation often returns multiples in achieved sale price.
Marketing strategies vary among agents in EX16 5. Traditional high-street agents typically offer comprehensive packages including Rightmove and Zoopla listings, professional photography, floor plans, and dedicated telephone support. Some agents also utilise social media marketing and email campaigns to their existing databases. Ask potential agents exactly what their marketing package includes and whether they offer premium listing upgrades that can increase visibility.

Based on our live market data, Winkworth leads EX16 5 with 12.8% market share and 10 active listings averaging £267,000. Fox & Sons follows closely at 11.5% share with 9 listings averaging £284,444. Diamond Estate Agents and Greenslade Taylor Hunt each hold 9% market share, though they target different price segments with Diamond averaging £278,929 and Greenslade Taylor Hunt averaging £362,857. The best agent for your property depends on your price point and property type, as each agent dominates different segments of the market.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% inclusive). The national average is around 1.5% plus VAT. In the EX16 5 area, you may be able to negotiate fees, particularly for properties in the popular £200,000-£300,000 range where agent competition is strongest. Online agents offer fixed-fee alternatives typically between £999 and £1,999, though these have minimal presence in this postcode with just 3 listings combined between Purplebricks, Yopa, and Springbok.
Price trends in EX16 5 vary significantly by sector. EX16 5LG showed 25% year-on-year growth but remains 21% below its 2022 peak of £300,750. EX16 5FL saw 3% growth but is still 15% below its 2022 high of £385,000. EX16 5PG experienced an 11% decline but is recovering, now sitting 10% above its 2021 trough. EX16 5HB has shown resilience, climbing 6% above its 2023 peak to reach £242,000. Overall, the market shows mixed signals with some neighbourhoods heating up while others correct from previous peaks.
The current average asking price in EX16 5 is £280,385 across 78 active listings. This ranges from £90,000 for one-bedroom flats to £658,333 for five-bedroom premium homes. Three-bedroom homes average £254,038, four-bedrooms average £374,375, and detached properties command an average of £434,808. The most common price range is £200,000-£300,000 with 42 listings representing over half the market.
Tiverton is a market town in Mid Devon offering historic character with three Conservation Areas, good local amenities including shops, schools (notably the prestigious Blundell's School), and reasonable transport links via Tiverton Parkway station to Exeter, Bristol, and London Paddington. The area offers a quieter lifestyle while remaining within reach of larger cities. Some low-lying areas near the River Lowman including Tiverton Business Park, Chapel Street, Station Road, and Lowman Green have flood risk, so check specific locations before purchasing.
Our data shows 15 estate agents are actively marketing properties in the EX16 5 postcode. This includes both local specialists like Winkworth, Fox & Sons, Diamond Estate Agents, Greenslade Taylor Hunt, and Welden & Edwards, as well as national chains including Purplebricks, Yopa, Ewemove, and Springbok Properties. The rental market is served by just 3 agents with 5 total listings.
Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 39 active listings, representing the strongest demand segment. Two-bedroom homes (19 listings) and four-bedroom properties (16 listings) also sell well. Detached properties command the highest average prices at £434,808, while terraced homes offer more affordable options at £219,000. One-bedroom flats are extremely limited with just 1 active listing, suggesting strong demand from first-time buyers competing for limited supply.
While not legally required, a RICS survey is highly recommended when purchasing in EX16 5, particularly given the town's mix of older properties in Conservation Areas and potential flood risks in certain locations near the River Lowman. RICS Level 2 surveys typically cost between £400 and £800 depending on property value and size, with Level 3 Building Surveys recommended for older or non-standard properties. Properties in flood risk areas may benefit from additional flood risk assessments.
Our data shows limited new-build availability specifically within EX16 5, with the market predominantly focused on existing housing stock. Nearby developments include Bellway's Empress Gardens in EX16 6 (prices £300,000-£395,000) and Redrow's Blundell's Grange in EX16 4 (prices £430,000-£560,000). If you're specifically seeking a new home in EX16 5, you may need to broaden your search to neighbouring postcodes or accept a newer property in those nearby areas.
Sale times in EX16 5 vary based on pricing, property type, and market conditions. Properties priced correctly for their specific neighbourhood tend to sell within weeks. Overpriced properties can languish on the market for months. The variation in price trends across different EX16 5 sectors (some up 25%, others down 11%) highlights the importance of accurate local pricing. Working with an agent who understands your specific sector's dynamics can significantly reduce time on market.
High-street agents like Winkworth and Fox & Sons dominate EX16 5 with 12.8% and 11.5% market share respectively, offering personalised service, physical premises, and local expertise. Online agents including Purplebricks, Yopa, and Springbok have minimal presence with just 3 combined listings. The limited online agent uptake suggests Tiverton sellers value the hands-on service traditional agents provide, particularly given the importance of local knowledge in this diverse market with varying micro-market dynamics across different postcode sectors.
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