Compare 23 local agents, data from 75 active listings








We track 23 estate agents actively marketing properties in the HU11 5 postcode area, which encompasses Skirlaugh, Bilton, and the surrounding villages in East Yorkshire. We've analysed every agent's current listing portfolio, pricing strategy, and market presence to bring you a comprehensive ranking of who is performing best in this local market. Our platform provides real-time data on agent performance, helping you make an informed decision when choosing who to sell your property with.
The HU11 5 area offers a diverse property landscape, from traditional village homes to modern family houses. With an average asking price of £307,953 across 75 active listings, the market presents opportunities across multiple price points. selling a terraced cottage in Skirlaugh or a detached family home in Bilton, finding the right estate agent can make a significant difference in achieving the best possible price and a smooth sale. The area has seen strong recent growth, with prices increasing 7.7% over the last year, making it an attractive time to sell.

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Active Estate Agents
£307,953
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
The HU11 5 property market has demonstrated resilient growth, with house prices increasing by 7.7% over the last year, translating to 3.6% after accounting for inflation. This growth places the Skirlaugh and Bilton area among the stronger performing postcode districts in East Yorkshire. The broader HU11 postcode district saw an even more impressive 12% increase on the previous year, now sitting 7% above the 2022 peak of £232,866, demonstrating continued buyer confidence in the area. We update our listing data daily, ensuring you have the most current picture of market activity.
Our data from live listings shows the current average asking price in HU11 5 stands at £307,953, with properties ranging from under £100,000 for smaller terraced homes to over £1 million for premium detached properties. The middle price per square metre in this area sits at £2,370, with half of the 96 transactions in the last 24 months selling for between £1,970 and £2,780 per square metre. This relatively tight band indicates a stable market with consistent pricing expectations. Properties in the £200,000 to £300,000 range represent the sweet spot for the market, with 25 of the 75 current listings priced in this bracket.
Looking at specific sub-postcodes within HU11 5, we see interesting variations that highlight the importance of local market knowledge. The HU11 5AP sector has seen prices surge 42% above its 2022 peak of £337,500, while HU11 5AE experienced a more modest 35% decline from its 2021 peak of £446,250. These sector-level differences highlight the importance of local knowledge when pricing your property and choosing an agent who understands your specific neighbourhood's dynamics. Our analysis covers all sub-postcodes in HU11 5 to give you the most accurate picture.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The HU11 5 market shows a healthy mix of property types, with transaction data from the last 24 months based on 96 sales providing a clear picture of buyer demand. Detached properties dominate the higher price brackets, averaging £315,632 to £322,856 in the broader HU11 district, while semi-detached homes remain the most popular choice for families, selling at around £212,611 to £216,927. Terraced properties in the area offer more affordable entry points at approximately £139,500 to £175,068, while flats in HU11 5 average around £85,000. The combination of property types available makes HU11 5 suitable for first-time buyers, families, and those looking to upgrade.
New build activity specifically within HU11 5 remains limited, with our research indicating that few residential properties sold since 1995 have been new builds or newly converted in this postcode. The broader HU11 area does see some new build lodge developments, with 2-bedroom lodges priced from £75,000 to £149,000, but these tend to fall outside the HU11 5 boundary. This means buyers in Skirlaugh and Bilton are primarily looking at the existing housing stock, which predominantly consists of properties built between the 1930s and 1960s. The lack of new build options makes the resale market particularly competitive for buyers seeking modern specifications.

The HU11 5 area, centred on the village of Skirlaugh with its neighbouring suburb of Bilton, offers a distinctive mix of rural charm and accessibility to Hull's urban amenities. The broader HU11 postcode district has a population of 12,157 residents according to the 2021 Census, with HU11 5 itself comprising several smaller output areas. This area falls within the Hull travel to work area, making it particularly attractive for commuters who want village living without sacrificing access to city employment. The villages of Skirlaugh and Bilton provide local amenities including shops, pubs, and primary schools, making them popular with families.
The local housing stock tells the story of the area's development, with properties in areas like HU11 5BW typically constructed between 1930 and 1949 and between 1950 and 1966. This means a significant proportion of the housing stock is now over 50 years old, which is relevant for sellers as it may affect buyer surveys and valuations. The predominance of semi-detached properties in the area reflects the mid-20th century expansion that characterised much of East Yorkshire's growth. Properties in HU11 5BW show this pattern clearly, with residential buildings primarily being semi-detached houses that suit family buyers well.
While specific flood risk data for the entire HU11 5 area requires individual postcode checks, flood risk information is available for specific sub-postcodes including HU11 5DW, HU11 5RH, and HU11 5DB. Buyers should conduct appropriate searches when purchasing property in this area. The geology in this part of East Yorkshire typically features clay soils, which can lead to shrink-swell movement affecting foundations, particularly in older properties where drainage may be less robust than in modern developments. We recommend that buyers factor in a RICS Level 2 survey given the age of much of the housing stock, with costs in the Hull area typically ranging from £375 to £430.
When selling property in the HU11 5 area, homeowners have a choice between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online agents. Beercocks, with offices in Beverley and Hedon, represents the traditional high-street approach with 11 active listings in HU11 5 and an average asking price of £285,273, giving them a strong market share of 14.7%. Their presence across multiple local offices provides face-to-face contact and local market expertise that many sellers still value. Beercocks also operates in Willerby under the Fine & Country brand, handling premium properties up to £807,500 on average.
Quick & Clarke, operating from Hornsea with 8 active listings at an average price of £284,231, similarly focuses on the traditional percentage-based fee model typically ranging from 1% to 1.5% plus VAT. Meanwhile, online agents like Exp UK operate in the area with 3 listings at £288,333 average, often offering fixed fee structures that can be more predictable for sellers. The choice between these models often comes down to whether you prioritise personal service and local knowledge or cost certainty. Our platform allows you to compare both traditional and online agents side-by-side to find the best fit for your situation.
For sellers with properties valued above £500,000, the premium end of the market in HU11 5 is served by Fine & Country through Beercocks in Willerby, with an average asking price of £807,500 across just 2 listings. This demonstrates that the area does support higher-value property sales, though the volume is naturally lower. For sellers in this bracket, a specialist agent with experience in luxury homes may be worth the higher fees typically charged. Most agents in the area, however, focus on the mainstream market where properties sell between £200,000 and £300,000.

Start by comparing the 23 agents active in HU11 5. Look at their current listings in your area, not just their overall numbers. An agent with strong local presence in Skirlaugh or Bilton will have better buyer connections for your specific property type. Check which agents have listings on your specific street or in your sub-postcode for the most relevant comparison.
Request valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overpromise on price to win your business. Our data shows average asking prices in HU11 5 range from £158,500 to £807,500 depending on property type and location. A realistic valuation based on comparable local sales data is more likely to result in a successful sale than an optimistically high asking price.
Ask about photography, floor plans, virtual tours, and online exposure. Properties with professional photography and comprehensive marketing sell faster in this competitive market. In HU11 5, where 75 properties are currently listed for sale, standing out with quality marketing is essential. Ask potential agents what differentiate their approach from competitors.
Traditional agents charge percentage-based fees typically between 1% and 1.5% plus VAT (1.2% to 1.8% total). Online agents may offer fixed fees around £999 to £1,999. Consider whether you need the personal service of a high-street agent or prefer cost certainty. Remember that the lowest fee isn't always best value if the agent achieves a lower sale price.
Understand sole agency versus multi-agency agreements. Sole agency typically runs for 8-16 weeks. Multi-agency agreements usually charge higher fees (typically +0.5-1%) but give you broader market coverage. For unique properties or those priced above £500,000 in HU11 5, a multi-agency approach may be worth the additional cost.
Look for agents with proven track records in HU11 5. Ask for recent examples of properties sold in your street or neighbourhood. Local market knowledge makes a significant difference in achieving the best price. Beercocks and Quick & Clarke have the strongest local presence with offices near to HU11 5 in Beverley, Hedon, and Hornsea.
Don't automatically go with the agent who values your property highest. Our data shows asking prices don't always match achieved prices. Choose an agent who has sold similar properties in your specific HU11 5 neighbourhood and can demonstrate realistic pricing strategy.
Understanding what different bedroom configurations sell for in HU11 5 helps you price competitively and identify which agents have the right buyer database for your property. Our live listing data reveals clear pricing bands across bedroom counts that reflect buyer demand in this area. Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 31 active listings averaging £226,229, representing the sweet spot for family buyers in Skirlaugh and Bilton.
Four-bedroom homes follow with 23 listings averaging £429,520, appealing to larger families and those seeking space. Two-bedroom properties offer more affordable entry at 16 listings averaging £160,306, popular with first-time buyers and downsizers. At the premium end, 5-bedroom properties average £352,500 while a single 6-bedroom listing reaches £850,000, indicating limited but present demand for very large homes in this village location. The distribution shows that three-bedroom houses are most actively marketed in HU11 5, which aligns with the area's family-oriented character.
Agents like Quick & Clarke and Hps have strong representation in the more affordable 2-3 bedroom sector, while Beercocks covers multiple price points from starter homes to family houses. When choosing an agent, consider which bedroom category matches your property and ask the agent about their track record selling homes similar to yours in HU11 5. Our comparison table shows which agents excel in different price brackets.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset is crucial in the HU11 5 market. With prices having increased 7.7% year-on-year and the broader HU11 district showing 12% growth, the market is favourable for sellers, but overpricing still leads to properties languishing on the market. Our data shows the sweet spot for most properties sits in the £200,000 to £300,000 range where 25 of the 75 current listings are priced. Properties priced correctly for their market segment typically achieve sale agreed status within 4-8 weeks in the broader Yorkshire market.
Negotiating on fees is standard practice, particularly if you can demonstrate that you've received multiple valuations. Traditional agents in the HU11 area typically charge between 1% and 1.5% plus VAT (1.2% to 1.8% total), with the average around 1.5% plus VAT. If an agent is asking for more than this, ensure they can justify it with evidence of their performance in your specific area. Remember that the lowest fee isn't always the best value if they achieve a lower sale price. We recommend getting at least three valuations to give you leverage in fee negotiations.
Consider whether a multi-agency agreement makes sense for your property, particularly if it's unique or priced above £500,000 where buyer pools are smaller. Multi-agency typically adds 0.5% to 1% to the fee but gives you exposure across multiple agent databases. For most properties in HU11 5, however, a well-chosen sole agent with strong local presence will achieve the best result. The top agents by market share in HU11 5 are Beercocks (14.7%), Quick & Clarke (10.7%), and Hps (9.3%), all of whom have proven track records in this specific area.

Based on our analysis of 23 active agents in HU11 5, Beercocks leads with 11 active listings and 14.7% market share, followed by Quick & Clarke with 10.7% and Hps with 9.3%. The best agent for you depends on your property type and price point. Beercocks covers the mainstream market well at £285,273 average, while Fine & Country handles premium properties at £807,500 average. For 2-3 bedroom properties under £250,000, Hps and Quick & Clarke have strong representation in that price bracket.
Estate agent fees in HU11 5 follow national patterns, typically ranging from 1% to 1.5% plus VAT (1.2% to 1.8% total). This means on a £300,000 property, fees would range from £3,600 to £5,400. Some agents may negotiate on fees, particularly for higher-value properties or if you're also purchasing through them. Online agents offer fixed-fee alternatives starting around £999 plus VAT, which can be more predictable for sellers but may lack the local market expertise of high-street agents like Beercocks or Quick & Clarke who have offices in nearby towns.
Yes, house prices in HU11 5 grew 7.7% in the last year (3.6% after inflation adjustment). The broader HU11 postcode district saw 12% growth and is now 7% above the 2022 peak. However, sector-level variations exist, with HU11 5AP up 42% from its 2022 peak while HU11 5AE is down 35% from its 2021 peak, making local knowledge essential when pricing your property. The middle price per square metre sits at £2,370, with half of the 96 transactions in the last 24 months selling for between £1,970 and £2,780 per square metre.
HU11 5 encompasses the villages of Skirlaugh and Bilton, offering a peaceful village lifestyle within commuting distance of Hull. With a population of around 12,157 in the broader HU11 district, the area features a mix of 1930s-1960s housing, local amenities including shops and primary schools, and good transport links to Hull. The area appeals to families and commuters seeking affordable village living with access to city employment. Properties in HU11 5BW were typically constructed between 1930 and 1966, reflecting the mid-20th century development of the area.
Three-bedroom semi-detached properties are the most popular in HU11 5, matching our data showing 31 active 3-bed listings averaging £226,229. Detached properties sell well at the upper end averaging £486,831, while terraced homes offer affordable entry points around £141,238. The market sees steady demand across all segments, with 2-bedroom properties averaging £160,306 and 4-bedroom homes averaging £429,520. The predominance of family-sized homes reflects the area's appeal to buyers seeking space without city prices.
While specific data for HU11 5 isn't available, the broader Yorkshire housing market has seen properties selling faster than the national average in recent months. Factors affecting sale time include pricing accuracy, property condition, marketing quality, and agent effectiveness. Properties priced correctly for their market segment typically achieve sale agreed status within 4-8 weeks. With 75 active listings in HU11 5 and 96 transactions in the last 24 months, the market shows healthy demand relative to supply.
Given that much of the HU11 5 housing stock was built between 1930 and 1966, a RICS Level 2 HomeBuyer Survey is recommended for most properties. These surveys typically cost £375-£430 in the Hull area and identify common issues in older properties including structural wear, roofing condition, damp, and outdated electrical systems. For properties over 50 years old or with unusual features, a more comprehensive RICS Level 3 survey may be advisable. Common defects in properties of this age include foundation issues, aging plumbing, and damp penetration.
New build activity specifically within HU11 5 is limited, with few properties sold since 1995 being new builds or conversions. Our research indicates that properties in HU11 5BW, for example, show no residential sales since 1995 being new builds. The broader HU11 area does see some new lodge developments with 2-bedroom properties priced from £75,000 to £149,000, but these fall outside the HU11 5 boundary. Most properties in Skirlaugh and Bilton are resale homes from the existing housing stock built predominantly between the 1930s and 1960s.
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