Compare 18 local agents, data from 33 active listings








We track 18 estate agents actively marketing properties in the L14 0 postcode of Liverpool, and we have ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. Whether you are selling a three-bedroom terraced house in Page Moss or a semi-detached property in Knotty Ash, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The L14 0 housing market serves areas including Page Moss, Knotty Ash, and West Derby, with an average asking price of £157,420 across 33 current listings. Our comprehensive analysis breaks down every agent operating in this pocket of north Liverpool, helping you make an informed decision when it comes time to instruct a professional to sell your home.
Sellers in this part of north Liverpool benefit from strong connectivity to the city centre via the A580 East Lancashire Road and M57, making the area attractive to commuters. The varied micro-markets within L14 0 mean that local knowledge is essential for achieving the best price for your property.

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Active Estate Agents
£157,420
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
The L14 0 postcode covers several distinct neighbourhoods in north Liverpool, including Page Moss, Knotty Ash, and parts of West Derby. Our data shows the current average asking price sits at £157,420, though this masks significant variation across the different sectors within this postcode. Looking at recent Land Registry and Zoopla data, properties in L14 0PL have achieved an average sold price of £149,500 over the past year, representing a 13% increase on the 2023 peak of £132,000, with 8 properties changing hands in that period.
The picture is more mixed when examining individual sectors. In L14 0LE, the average sold price stands at £149,667, which is actually 9% down on the previous year and 17% down from the 2023 peak of £181,000. However, L14 0PH has shown remarkable strength with an average sold price of £144,000, representing a 44% increase year-on-year and a 34% rise compared to the 2021 peak of £107,500. This sector-level variation is crucial for sellers to understand, as local micro-market conditions can differ dramatically even within a single postcode area.
For the broader L14 postcode area, the overall average house price stands at £185,170 according to Zoopla, with Property Solvers reporting £192,833 and Hutch estimating £209,000. Recent price trends show some divergence, with Property Solvers indicating a 4.03% increase over the last 12 months while Housemetric reports 7.9% growth. However, Mouseprice shows a -9.6% decline, highlighting the importance of looking at multiple data sources when valuing a property in this area. The L14 0 postcode represents a more affordable entry point compared to the broader L14 average, making it popular with first-time buyers and those seeking value in north Liverpool.
Transaction volumes in the L14 0LX sector show 11 properties sold in the last year, indicating steady but measured market activity. The broader L14 area recorded 184 residential property sales in the last year, representing a decrease of 23.91% compared to the previous year according to government figures. However, Housemetric records 512 sales over the last 24 months, suggesting healthy underlying market activity when examined over a longer timeframe.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings in L14 0 reveals that terraced properties dominate the market, accounting for 15 of the 33 available listings with an average asking price of £129,000. Semi-detached properties represent 10 listings with a notably higher average of £214,490, reflecting the premium this property type commands in north Liverpool. Flats make up just 2 listings at an average of £124,975, while the "other" category contains 6 properties averaging £144,167.
Transaction data for the broader L14 area shows 184 residential property sales in the last year, representing a decrease of 23.91% compared to the previous year according to government figures. However, Housemetric records 512 sales over the last 24 months, suggesting healthy underlying market activity. In the L14 0LG sub-postcode, terraced properties account for approximately 75% of all transactions, making this the dominant property type in the immediate area. The broader L14 postcode shows a housing mix of approximately 7% detached, 61% semi-detached, and 32% terraced, with semi-detached properties forming the backbone of the local housing stock.
When examining the broader L14 postcode area, the average prices by property type show detached properties at £304,643, semi-detached at £200,231, and terraced at £152,550. Flats in the wider L14 area average £165,000, with one-bedroom flats at around £75,000 and two-bedroom flats at approximately £154,000 according to Hutch data. This broader context helps sellers in L14 0 understand how their property compares to the wider north Liverpool market.

The L14 0 postcode encompasses several established residential areas in north Liverpool, each with its own distinct character. Page Moss, situated around the A580 East Lancashire Road, features a mix of 1930s terraced housing and more modern developments, with good connectivity to Liverpool city centre via the M57 and A580. The area has seen significant price growth in certain sectors, with L14 0PH showing 44% year-on-year increases, suggesting strong buyer demand in this pocket of the city.
Knotty Ash and West Derby, also covered by the L14 0 postcode, are known for their family-friendly atmosphere and local amenities. These areas offer a range of schools, shops, and transport links, making them popular with first-time buyers and families looking for affordable housing within reach of Liverpool's city centre. The average asking price of £157,420 positions L14 0 as one of the more affordable areas in Liverpool, attracting buyers who may be priced out of more central locations.
The long-term price trends in L14 0 demonstrate solid growth, with the L14 0LG sector showing a 93.2% increase over the past decade and 69.7% over the past five years. This consistent growth, combined with the current lower average price point compared to Liverpool city centre, makes the area attractive for both first-time buyers and investors seeking capital appreciation. The variation between sectors, with some showing 13% annual growth while others see modest declines, underscores the importance of local knowledge when pricing and marketing property.
No active new-build developments specifically within the L14 0 postcode area were identified in our research, meaning the market is predominantly comprised of existing housing stock. This typical 1930s construction in areas like Page Moss and Knotty Ash often features solid wall build methods common for that era, and buyers should be aware that properties of this age may require surveys to assess condition of roofs, damp proofing, and original windows and doors.
Sellers in L14 0 have a choice between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online or hybrid agents. The local market features a mix of both, with established names like Sutton Kersh operating from West Derby alongside nationwide online players such as Purplebricks, which currently leads the market with 4 active listings and a 12.1% market share. Understanding the differences between these models is essential for achieving the best outcome when selling your property.
Purplebricks, with an average asking price of £152,500 across their L14 0 listings, represents the online agent model with fixed fees and technology-driven marketing. Sutton Kersh, operating from their West Derby branch and holding a 6.1% market share at an average price of £170,000, offers the traditional high-street approach with physical presence and in-branch valuations. Alpha-Move LTD, averaging £188,300 across 3 listings, focuses on the Liverpool market and represents the boutique local specialist. Whitegates in Huyton, with the same 9.1% market share as Alpha-Move and an average asking price of £195,000, serves the Huyton and north Liverpool areas with traditional high-street services.
Traditional percentage-based fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, meaning an agent charging 1.5% plus VAT would earn £2,361 on a £157,420 property sale. Online agents like Purplebricks and Yopa offer fixed-fee alternatives, typically charging between £999 and £1,999 regardless of property value. For sellers in L14 0, where the average price is £157,420, the calculation between fixed fees and percentage-based commissions requires careful consideration of the agent's track record, marketing reach, and the level of service provided.
Other notable agents in the L14 0 market include Reeds Rains from their West Derby branch with 1 listing at £110,000, and Cameron Mackenzie operating from Huyton with a single listing at £220,000 representing the higher price point in the area. Smith and Sons focuses on auction properties with one listing at £90,000, offering an alternative route to sale for certain property types.

Start by examining which agents are actively marketing properties in L14 0. Look at their current listings, average asking prices, and market share to understand their presence in the local market. Pay particular attention to agents with strong track records in your specific postcode sector, as sector-level performance can vary dramatically within L14 0.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Compare their suggested asking prices and ask for evidence supporting their valuations, such as comparable sales in your specific street or neighbourhood. Given the variation between sectors like L14 0PH (44% growth) and L14 0LE (9% decline), ensure agents demonstrate understanding of your local micro-market.
A good agent should understand the micro-markets within L14 0, including sector-specific price trends. Ask about recent sales in your particular postcode sector and how local factors might affect your sale. Agents with branches in West Derby or Huyton often have deeper knowledge of specific neighbourhoods within this postcode.
Examine how agents market properties, including their use of property portals, social media, and local advertising. Ask about their photography, floor plans, and listing descriptions. In a market where three-bedroom terraced properties dominate, professional photography that showcases family-friendly features can make a significant difference.
Compare fee structures carefully. Remember that the cheapest option is not always the best, and consider what services are included in the fee, such as viewings, negotiations, and marketing materials. Fees are negotiable in L14 0, and many agents will reduce their rate if you agree to a sole agency agreement lasting 12 to 16 weeks.
Look for reviews from sellers in the L14 0 area specifically. Pay attention to comments about communication, negotiation skills, and whether properties sold for close to the asking price. Reviews from sellers in neighbouring areas like Huyton or West Derby can also provide useful insight into an agent's performance.
When instructing an estate agent in L14 0, remember that fees are negotiable. Many agents are willing to reduce their commission rate, especially if you agree to a sole agency agreement lasting 12 to 16 weeks. Always get valuations from multiple agents before making your decision, and use the information in this comparison to negotiate the best possible terms.
Analysis of bedroom distribution in L14 0 reveals a market heavily weighted towards three-bedroom properties, which dominate with 28 listings averaging £164,639. This reflects the family-oriented nature of the area, with three-bedroom terraced and semi-detached houses forming the backbone of the local housing stock. Two-bedroom properties account for 5 listings at an average of £116,990, representing more affordable options for first-time buyers or investors.
The price differential between two and three-bedroom properties in L14 0 is substantial, with three-bedroom homes commanding a premium of approximately £47,649 or 40.7% over two-bedroom properties. This premium reflects the strong demand for family-sized accommodation in north Liverpool, particularly in areas like Page Moss and Knotty Ash where schools and local amenities drive buyer interest. For investors, the two-bedroom sector at £116,990 may offer stronger rental yields given the lower entry cost, while three-bedroom properties appeal more to owner-occupiers seeking long-term family homes.
Price distribution across the market shows 3 listings under £100,000, representing affordable entry points typically requiring modernisation. The majority of listings (24 properties) fall in the £100,000 to £200,000 range, reflecting the area's position as one of Liverpool's more affordable postcodes. Six properties are priced between £200,000 and £300,000, typically representing larger semi-detached family homes or properties in premium positions within the L14 0 postcode.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset is crucial in the L14 0 market, where buyer sensitivity to price is evident from the varied sector performance. Properties priced accurately according to recent sold prices in your specific postcode sector tend to sell faster and closer to the asking price. The current average asking price of £157,420 should serve as a guide, but your specific price should reflect your property's condition, location, and recent comparable sales in your immediate neighbourhood.
The price trends within L14 0 demonstrate the importance of sector-specific analysis. While L14 0PL has seen 13% growth and L14 0PH shows remarkable 44% annual increases, other sectors like L14 0LE have experienced 9% annual declines. This variation means that a property in one street could be in a completely different market dynamic than a property just a few hundred metres away. Your estate agent should be able to provide detailed analysis of your specific postcode sector to inform an accurate valuation.
Working with an agent who understands the local nuances of L14 0 can significantly impact your sale outcome. Agents with established local presence and track record in specific neighbourhoods, such as those with branches in West Derby or Huyton, often have access to buyers actively looking in the area and can negotiate from a position of market knowledge. The difference between achieving the average price for your property type and securing a premium often comes down to the agent's understanding of what makes your specific property attractive to local buyers.
The rental market in L14 0 also presents opportunities for buy-to-let investors, with TVG (operating from Bradshaw Farnham and Lea) and Insight Lettings (from The Property Coach) currently managing the only two rental listings in the postcode at £1,000 and £895 per month respectively. This rental data can help investors calculate potential yields when considering properties in the area.

Based on our live market data, Purplebricks currently leads the L14 0 market with a 12.1% market share across 4 active listings at an average price of £152,500. Alpha-Move LTD and Whitegates are tied for second position, each holding 9.1% market share with 3 listings. Alpha-Move focuses on Liverpool properties averaging £188,300, while Whitegates in Huyton averages £195,000. The top three agents collectively control 30.3% of the market, indicating a reasonably competitive landscape where multiple agents have significant presence. Sutton Kersh from their West Derby branch and Entwistle Green from Old Swan each hold 6.1% market share, representing established high-street options for sellers preferring traditional agents.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% inclusive), with the national average around 1.5% plus VAT. For a property at the L14 0 average price of £157,420, this would translate to fees between £1,889 and £5,667 inclusive of VAT. Online agents like Purplebricks and Yopa offer fixed-fee alternatives, typically between £999 and £1,999, which can represent significant savings on higher-priced properties but may be less economical for lower-value homes. Remember that fees are negotiable in L14 0, and many agents will discount their rates, particularly for sole agency agreements.
House price trends in L14 0 vary significantly by specific postcode sector. L14 0PL has seen 13% growth year-on-year, while L14 0PH experienced an impressive 44% increase. However, L14 0LE has declined 9% compared to the previous year. For the broader L14 area, estimates range from a 4.03% increase (Property Solvers) to a 9.6% decline (Mouseprice), highlighting the importance of examining sector-specific data rather than relying on postcode-wide averages. The long-term trend remains positive, with L14 0LG showing 93.2% growth over the past decade and 69.7% over the past five years.
L14 0 encompasses several residential areas in north Liverpool, including Page Moss, Knotty Ash, and parts of West Derby. The area offers good connectivity to Liverpool city centre via the A580 East Lancashire Road and M57, making it popular with commuters. The average asking price of £157,420 makes it one of Liverpool's more affordable areas, attracting first-time buyers and families. Local amenities include schools, shops, and parks, with the housing stock predominantly consisting of terraced and semi-detached properties built during the 1930s period. The area has seen strong long-term growth, making it attractive for investors as well as owner-occupiers.
Terraced properties dominate the L14 0 market, accounting for 15 of 33 current listings and approximately 75% of transactions in the L14 0LG sector. They average £129,000 in asking price. Semi-detached properties, averaging £214,490, represent 10 listings and form a significant portion of family housing. Three-bedroom properties are by far the most common, with 28 of 33 listings, reflecting strong demand for family-sized accommodation in this area of north Liverpool. Flats make up only 2 listings, indicating limited supply in this sector. In the broader L14 area, detached properties average £304,643 and semi-detached £200,231, showing the premium these larger properties command.
While specific timing data for L14 0 is not available, the broader L14 postcode recorded 184 residential sales in the last year, representing a 23.91% decrease compared to the previous year. Market conditions can vary significantly between sectors, with some areas like L14 0PH showing strong 44% price growth suggesting faster-moving markets, while others like L14 0LE with 9% declines may indicate slower conditions. Pricing correctly for your specific sector and ensuring your property is marketed effectively are key to achieving a timely sale. The L14 0 postcode has seen 11 properties sold in the L14 0LX sector alone in the past year, demonstrating ongoing transaction activity despite broader market fluctuations.
Both local and national agents operate in L14 0, each offering different advantages. Local agents like Sutton Kersh (West Derby) and Whitegates (Huyton) have established physical presence and deep knowledge of specific neighbourhoods within the postcode. Sutton Kersh operates from West Derby and holds 6.1% market share, while Whitegates serves the Huyton and north Liverpool areas. National online agents like Purplebricks and Yopa offer technology-driven marketing and fixed fees, with Purplebricks currently leading the market with 12.1% share. The best choice depends on your preferences for service level, fee structure, and whether you value in-person support throughout the selling process.
While not legally required to obtain a survey before selling, getting a RICS Level 2 or Level 3 survey can help identify any issues that might affect your sale or require price adjustments. Common issues in the L14 0 area, given the predominantly 1930s housing stock in areas like Page Moss and Knotty Ash, may include roof condition, damp penetration, and the integrity of original windows and doors. Having this information upfront allows you to address problems or adjust your asking price realistically before marketing your property. For properties in L14 0 averaging £157,420, a RICS Level 2 survey from £300 provides valuable for both sellers and potential buyers.
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