Compare 17 local agents, data from 138 active listings








We track 17 estate agents actively marketing properties in the HU5 3 postcode area of Hull, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data, average asking prices, and market presence. selling a terraced house on Princes Avenue or a larger family home in the Newland Avenue corridor, our comparison helps you find the agent with the right local expertise for your property.
The HU5 3 property market centres around the vibrant Newland Avenue area, with an average asking price of £180,344 across 138 current listings. Our data shows the market is active with 345 transactions in the last 12 months, making it one of the busier sectors within the HU5 postcode district. Read on to discover which agents dominate the local market and how to choose the right one for your sale.

17
Active Estate Agents
£180,344
Average Asking Price
138
Properties For Sale
345
Recent Transactions (12m)
£1,500
Price per sqm
The HU5 3 property market in Hull presents a diverse picture with significant variation across different sub-postcodes. Our analysis of recent sold prices reveals that HU5 3LD commands the highest average prices at £277,475, followed by HU5 3HR at £187,500 and HU5 3TH at £165,000. In contrast, properties in HU5 3PL have sold for an average of just £80,000, while HU5 3LY averaged £86,000. This spread demonstrates why choosing an estate agent with specific local knowledge of your particular street or neighbourhood can make a substantial difference in achieving the right price for your property.
Land Registry data confirms that HU5 3 as a whole experienced 1.8% house price growth in the last year, though this figure masks considerable variation at the sector level. The HU5 3TH sector around the University of Hull campus showed strong growth at 12% year-on-year, while HU5 3HR saw a significant correction with prices falling 53% from its 2023 peak. HU5 3RD and HU5 3LY both experienced double-digit declines of 12% and 25% respectively, whereas HU5 3LD remained stable with prices just 2% above its 2022 peak. The overall price per square metre across HU5 3 averages £1,500, with half of all transactions falling between £1,290 and £1,750 per square metre.
Transaction volumes in HU5 3 remain healthy with 345 property sales recorded in the last 12 months, indicating a functional market with reasonable liquidity. The majority of properties sold were terraced and semi-detached houses, reflecting the predominant housing stock in this part of Hull. For sellers, this means competition among buyers remains steady, but pricing accuracy is crucial given the wide price variations between neighbouring streets. The most active sub-postcodes in terms of transaction volume were HU5 3PR and HU5 3RD, where we saw consistent buyer interest throughout the year.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The HU5 3 housing market is dominated by terraced properties, which account for 75 of the 138 current listings with an average asking price of £179,797. This terraced-heavy stock reflects the area's character as a popular residential neighbourhood close to the University of Hull and the vibrant Newland Avenue shopping and café scene. Semi-detached properties, while less common at just 7 listings, command premium prices averaging £279,286, representing the family home segment of the market.
Flats make up 8 of the current listings with an average price of just £106,499, making them the most affordable entry point into the HU5 3 market. These predominantly one and two-bedroom flats appeal to first-time buyers, students, and investors targeting the student rental market near the university. The single detached listing at £325,000 represents the premium end of the local market. Looking at bedroom counts, two-bedroom properties dominate with 56 listings averaging £110,282, followed closely by three-bedroom homes at 50 listings with an average of £175,436.

The HU5 3 postcode area encompasses some of Hull's most desirable residential neighbourhoods, particularly around Newland Avenue, which serves as the local high street with shops, restaurants, and cafés. The area benefits from proximity to the University of Hull, making it popular with students, academics, and families seeking good schools. The suburb features a mix of period terraced houses from the Victorian and Edwardian eras alongside more modern developments, giving the area a diverse character that appeals to a wide range of buyers.
Transport connections in HU5 3 are strong, with easy access to Hull city centre and good bus routes connecting to the wider East Riding. The area is well-served by local amenities including supermarkets, GP surgeries, and parks. The Princes Avenue area in particular offers a suburban feel while remaining convenient for city centre commuting. Hull itself is undergoing significant regeneration, with the waterfront developments and city centre improvements adding to the appeal of residential areas like HU5 3.
The housing stock in HU5 3 reflects its history as a popular Victorian and Edwardian suburb, with many properties requiring varying degrees of modernisation. This presents both opportunities and considerations for sellers. Properties with original features like fireplaces, cornices, and bay windows can command premiums from buyers seeking period character, while those needing renovation may appeal to buyers looking for projects. The diverse property types, from compact flats to substantial family homes, make the area attractive to first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike.
The HU5 3 market is served by a mix of traditional high-street estate agents and online operators, each with distinct advantages. Symonds & Greenham dominates the local market with 23 active listings and a 16.7% market share, focusing on the mid-to-upper price segment with an average asking price of £231,717. Their strong local presence on Newland Avenue gives them visibility with passing trade and established relationships with local buyers. Beercocks, with 14 listings averaging £181,786, similarly operates from the Newland Avenue area and benefits from long-standing local brand recognition.
Home Estates stands out with an average asking price of £283,200 across their 14 listings, positioning themselves at the premium end of the HU5 3 market. William H. Brown operates from premises on Newland Avenue with 10 listings averaging £201,500. For sellers seeking lower-cost options, Lime Property offers an average asking price of just £96,699 across 7 listings, typically focusing on more affordable properties and flats. Purplebricks, the online-only operator, has minimal presence in HU5 3 with just one listing at £90,000, suggesting limited penetration in this particular market compared to traditional agents.
Traditional percentage-based fees in the HU5 3 area typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, depending on the agent's level of service and market presence. Online fixed-fee agents may offer savings for straightforward sales but often lack the local market knowledge and personal service that top-performing high-street agents provide. Given the variation in prices across different HU5 3 sub-postcodes, from £80,000 in some areas to over £275,000 in others, choosing an agent with specific local expertise for your street can significantly impact your final sale price.

The bedroom breakdown in HU5 3 reveals clear market segments that can help you position your property correctly. Two-bedroom properties dominate the market with 56 listings averaging £110,282, representing the largest segment and typically attracting first-time buyers and investors. Three-bedroom homes are the second most common at 50 listings, averaging £175,436, and these tend to be the most popular with families seeking a balance of space and affordability.
Five-bedroom properties represent a smaller but notable segment with 16 listings averaging £344,063, appealing to larger families and buyers seeking spacious period homes. Four-bedroom homes average £266,985 across 10 listings, while six-bedroom properties at the very top end average £386,250 across just 4 listings. One-bedroom properties are rare at just 2 listings averaging £110,000, reflecting limited demand for this property type in the HU5 3 rental and sales market.

Achieving the best price in the HU5 3 market requires strategic pricing based on your specific location within the postcode. Properties in HU5 3LD and HU5 3HR command premium prices, with sold prices averaging £277,475 and £187,500 respectively, while HU5 3PL and HU5 3LY average significantly lower at £80,000 and £86,000. Your estate agent should provide a detailed breakdown of comparable sold prices in your exact street or sector, not just broad averages for the whole HU5 3 area.
Negotiating agent fees is standard practice, with typical charges ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT. Many agents are willing to negotiate, particularly if you can demonstrate competitive quotes from other agents or if your property is likely to sell quickly due to its type or price point. Consider whether you want sole agency or multi-agency representation. Sole agency typically means a lower fee but less market exposure, while multi-agency reaches more buyers but at a higher total cost. Always get fee quotes in writing and understand what services are included before signing any agreement.

Start by comparing agents active in HU5 3, looking at their current listings, average asking prices, and market share. Agents like Symonds & Greenham and Beercocks have significant presence, but smaller agents may offer more personalised service. Check how long each agent has been operating in the HU5 3 area.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overvalue your property to win your business, as a realistic valuation leads to faster sales. Ask each agent to explain their pricing logic using comparable properties from your specific street or sub-postcode.
Ask about photographs, floor plans, virtual tours, and portal advertising. Properties with professional marketing sell faster and achieve better prices. In the HU5 3 market, where competition among similar terraced properties is fierce, quality marketing can be the difference between a quick sale and a stagnant listing.
The best agents in HU5 3 understand the nuances between different sub-postcodes. What sells for £280,000 in HU5 3LD may be worth significantly less in HU5 3PL. Ask agents about recent sales in your exact postcode sector and their experience with properties similar to yours.
Traditional agents charge percentage fees, typically 1-3% plus VAT, while online agents offer fixed fees. Consider what services are included and whether sole or multi-agency agreements suit your situation. For a property at the HU5 3 average of £180,344, percentage fees would be approximately £1,803 to £5,410.
Look for feedback from sellers in your specific area and price range. Personal recommendations from friends or family who have sold locally can be invaluable. Check review platforms for comments about specific agents' performance in the HU5 3 market.
The HU5 3 market shows significant price variation between neighbouring streets. A property in HU5 3LD averages £277,475 while HU5 3PL averages just £80,000. Always choose an agent with specific experience in your exact postcode sector to get the most accurate valuation and maximize your sale price.
Based on our live market data, Symonds & Greenham leads HU5 3 with 23 active listings and 16.7% market share, followed by Beercocks and Home Estates, each with 14 listings. The top three agents combined control 36.9% of the market. However, the best agent for your property depends on your specific location and price point. Home Estates focuses on premium properties averaging £283,200, while Lime Property works with more affordable stock averaging £96,699. For terraced properties on streets like Princes Avenue or Newland Avenue, agents with strong local presence and active listings in your price range will deliver the best results.
Estate agent fees in HU5 3 typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% total), depending on the agent and level of service. High-street agents like Symonds & Greenham and Beercocks generally charge percentage-based fees, while online agents like Purplebricks offer fixed fees. For a property priced at the HU5 3 average of £180,344, this means fees ranging from approximately £1,803 to £5,410 at the standard VAT rate. Many agents are open to negotiation, especially for properties in popular price ranges or those likely to sell quickly.
House prices in HU5 3 grew 1.8% in the last year according to the latest Land Registry data, though this figure varies significantly by location. HU5 3TH saw strong growth of 12% year-on-year, driven by demand near the University of Hull. However, HU5 3HR experienced a 53% decline from its 2023 peak, while HU5 3RD fell 12% and HU5 3LY dropped 25%. In contrast, HU5 3LD remained stable with prices just 2% above its 2022 peak. The overall picture is mixed, with some sectors performing well while others have corrected from previous highs. Sellers should research their specific sub-postcode to understand local trends.
HU5 3 is a popular residential area of Hull centred around Newland Avenue, offering a good mix of shops, cafés, and amenities. The area is popular with students and academics due to proximity to the University of Hull, as well as families attracted by local schools and parks. Transport links to Hull city centre are excellent via regular bus services, and the area features a mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraced properties alongside more modern homes, giving it a diverse and established character. The Princes Avenue corridor is particularly sought after for its suburban feel while remaining convenient for city centre commuting.
Terraced properties dominate the HU5 3 market with 75 of the 138 current listings, averaging £179,797. Two-bedroom terraced homes are particularly popular with first-time buyers, especially those priced between £100,000 and £150,000. Semi-detached properties command the highest average prices at £279,286 but are less common with only 7 listings. Flats, averaging £106,499, appeal to investors and first-time buyers, while larger family homes in the four and five-bedroom segments sell to upsizers and families looking for space near good schools. The most active price band is £100,000 to £200,000, accounting for 73 of the 138 listings.
There were 345 property transactions in HU5 3 in the last 12 months, indicating a reasonably active market. Half of these properties sold for between £1,290 and £1,750 per square metre, with an overall average of £1,500 per square metre. This transaction volume provides good data for agents to base their valuations on comparable sold prices. The highest transaction volumes were seen in the HU5 3PR and HU5 3RD sectors, where terraced properties changing hands regularly provide reliable comparables for sellers.
The current average asking price in HU5 3 is £180,344 across 138 active listings. However, this average masks significant variation. Prices range from under £100,000 for some flats and entry-level terraced properties in areas like HU5 3PL to over £300,000 for larger detached and premium semi-detached homes in HU5 3LD. The most common price band is £100,000 to £200,000, which accounts for 73 of the 138 listings. Properties priced competitively in this range tend to attract strong buyer interest in the current market.
Using a local agent with specific knowledge of your HU5 3 sub-postcode is highly recommended given the significant price variations within the area. An agent active in HU5 3LD will understand that properties there command premium prices averaging £277,475, while an agent working primarily in HU5 3PL may have more experience with properties averaging £80,000. Local agents also have established relationships with buyers actively looking in the area and can provide accurate comparables specific to your street. With 17 agents competing for business in HU5 3, sellers have plenty of options but should choose based on relevant local experience rather than brand name alone.
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