Compare 15 local agents, data from 81 active listings








We track 15 estate agents actively marketing properties in the LL11 4 area of Wrexham, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. selling a family home in Rossett or a terraced property near the town centre, our comparison helps you find the agent with the right local expertise for your property.
The current average asking price in LL11 4 sits at £250,323, with properties ranging from compact two-bedroom homes to substantial five-bedroom detached houses. Our data shows the market is predominantly driven by three-bedroom semi-detached properties, which account for nearly half of all active listings. Before you instruct an agent, compare their local track record and fee structures to ensure you get the best deal.

15
Active Estate Agents
£250,323
Average Asking Price
81
Properties For Sale
£213,893
Avg. Sold Price (12mo)
Our data shows the average sold price in LL11 4 over the last 12 months stands at £213,893, according to Land Registry figures. This represents a diverse market where property types command significantly different prices. Detached properties have fetched an average of £252,605, while semi-detached homes sold for around £195,305. Terraced properties in the area averaged £158,729, and flats achieved approximately £132,000. These figures provide a clear picture of the market stratification in this part of Wrexham.
Looking at specific sub-postcode sectors within LL11 4, the price trends reveal considerable variation across different neighbourhoods. The LL11 4ES sector has shown particularly strong growth, with prices climbing 29% year-on-year and now sitting 23% above its 2023 peak of £120,000. Similarly, LL11 4RY recorded a 30% increase and LL11 4SX saw a 33% rise, with both areas now trading above their previous peaks. However, not all sectors have performed equally, with LL11 4TA experiencing a 44% decline compared to the previous year, highlighting the importance of neighbourhood-specific analysis when pricing your property.
The broader LL11 postcode district, which encompasses LL11 4, has recorded approximately 4,184 property sales over the past year according to Zoopla data, with transactions continuing through December 2025. This transaction volume indicates a reasonably active market in the Wrexham area, providing confidence that properties priced correctly are achieving sales. The discrepancy between average asking prices at £250,323 and average sold prices at £213,893 suggests that realistic pricing is essential for achieving successful sales in the current market conditions.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings reveals a clear picture of what types of properties are available in LL11 4. Three-bedroom semi-detached homes dominate the market, representing 32 of the 81 active listings with an average asking price of £204,352. These properties appeal strongly to first-time buyers and growing families seeking a balance of space and affordability in the Wrexham area.
Detached properties form the second-largest segment with 27 listings commanding an average price of £342,217. These homes attract buyers seeking larger gardens, more privacy, and premium finishes. The four-bedroom segment is particularly active with 18 listings averaging £332,211, while five-bedroom properties, though scarce with only 2 listings, reach premium prices of around £622,475. Terraced properties, with just 5 listings averaging £160,480, represent the most affordable entry point into the local market.
The two-bedroom segment serves as the primary gateway for first-time buyers, with 20 properties available at an average price of £151,108. This price point makes homeownership accessible in Wrexham compared to neighbouring areas like Chester, where similar properties often command significantly higher prices. Flats are extremely scarce in LL11 4, with only one listing currently available at £126,000, indicating strong demand for any compact urban properties that become available.

The LL11 4 postcode covers several neighbourhoods within and around Wrexham, each offering distinct characteristics for prospective buyers. The area benefits from good transport links, with Wrexham General and Wrexham Central stations providing rail connections to Chester, Liverpool, and Birmingham. The A483 trunk road runs nearby, offering straightforward access to the motorway network. This connectivity makes LL11 4 particularly attractive to commuters working in larger cities while preferring the more affordable housing and quieter lifestyle that Wrexham offers.
The local economy in Wrexham is supported by significant employers including Wrexham Industrial Estate, one of the largest industrial areas in North Wales, housing numerous manufacturing and logistics companies. The retail sector, education establishments, and healthcare facilities also provide substantial employment. This diverse economic base helps sustain the housing market by maintaining demand from local workers. The town centre offers amenities including shopping, restaurants, and leisure facilities, while surrounding areas provide access to countryside walks and outdoor activities.
Regarding property construction, properties in the wider Wrexham area commonly feature traditional brick and render construction, particularly those built from the Victorian era onwards. The area has historical connections to coal mining, and certain neighbourhoods may have mining legacy issues that could affect foundations or subsidence risk. Our surveyors frequently identify mining-related concerns during property assessments in older properties across the Wrexham area, making detailed surveys particularly valuable for properties in these neighbourhoods.
When selling your property in LL11 4, you'll need to decide between traditional high-street estate agents and online fixed-fee alternatives. High-street agents like Monopoly Estate Agents, who currently lead the market with 24 active listings and a 29.6% market share, offer face-to-face consultations, local market expertise, and dedicated sales progression. Their average asking price of £284,163 suggests they handle properties across the mid to upper price ranges. Town & Country Estate Agents, with 7 listings averaging £290,621, represent another established local option with strong presence in the Wrexham area.
Traditional percentage-based agents in England typically charge between 1% and 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT) of the final sale price. For a property achieving the area average of £213,893, this would translate to fees between £2,567 and £7,700. Online agents such as Express Estate Agency, which has 1 listing in the area, typically charge fixed fees ranging from £999 to £1,999. However, these agents often provide less local presence and may not offer the same level of personalized service or market knowledge that comes from operating locally.
The choice between sole agency and multi-agency agreements is another consideration. Sole agency agreements typically run for 8 to 16 weeks and give one agent exclusive rights to sell your property. If you're unhappy with progress, you can switch agents. Multi-agency agreements allow you to instruct multiple agents simultaneously, usually at a higher total fee (typically an additional 0.5% to 1%), but can increase your exposure to more buyers. For LL11 4's competitive market with 15 active agents, getting quotes from multiple agents before instructing one is essential.
Beyond the major players, LL11 4 features several specialist agents worth considering. Wingetts, with 4 listings averaging £333,750, focuses on higher-value properties in the area. Beresford Adams, part of the Countrywide network, offers 6 listings with an average price of £228,333, providing broader marketing reach through their national connections. For landlords, three rental agents operate in the area: Bowen with one listing at £850 per month, Olivegrove at £1,200 per month, and Open House at £1,100 per month, indicating a modest but steady rental demand in the sector.

Start by comparing agents active in LL11 4. Look at their current listing numbers, average asking prices, and market share. Agents with strong local presence like Monopoly Estate Agents or Town & Country Estate Agents understand the specific neighbourhoods and can price your property accurately. Pay attention to which agents have listings similar to your property type, as this indicates relevant buyer connections.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overprice to win your instruction, as this often leads to price reductions later. The best agents provide realistic valuations based on comparable sold properties, not just asking prices. Our data shows the difference between average asking prices (£250,323) and sold prices (£213,893) means realistic pricing is essential for achieving sales.
Understand whether agents charge percentage-based fees (typically 1-3% plus VAT) or fixed fees. Remember that the cheapest option isn't always the best value. Consider what services are included, such as professional photography, floorplans, and marketing coverage. For LL11 4's average property value, percentage fees typically range from £2,567 to £7,700, while fixed-fee alternatives might save money on higher-value properties.
Ask about their average time to sell and achieved prices in your specific area. Agents who can demonstrate success with similar properties in LL11 4 are more likely to deliver results for you. In particular, look at their track record with properties in your specific price band and property type, as market knowledge varies significantly between segments.
Before signing, understand the terms including sole or multi-agency, contract duration, termination clauses, and what happens if you find a buyer independently. Don't feel pressured into immediate decisions. Typical sole agency periods run 8-16 weeks, and you should ensure clear termination terms are in place.
Estate agent fees are often negotiable, particularly if you have a desirable property or are using multi-agency. Many agents are willing to reduce their commission to secure your business, so always ask. Given LL11 4's competitive market with 15 active agents, you have leverage to negotiate favourable terms.
Always get at least three free valuations before instructing an estate agent. Agents offering realistic prices based on recent sold data, rather than inflated asking prices to win your business, are more likely to sell your property within a reasonable timeframe.
Understanding the relationship between bedroom count and property prices helps you position your home competitively in the LL11 4 market. Three-bedroom properties dominate the listings with 40 homes available at an average price of £241,608. This segment represents the heart of the market, appealing strongly to families and providing the best balance between demand and availability.
Four-bedroom properties offer strong value with 18 listings averaging £332,211. These homes attract buyers seeking additional space for home offices, guest rooms, or growing families. The two-bedroom segment, with 20 listings at an average of £151,108, represents the most accessible price point for first-time buyers entering the property market in Wrexham. Five-bedroom properties are rare with just 2 listings, but command premium prices around £622,475, targeting buyers seeking luxury accommodation.
The price distribution shows LL11 4 offers properties across all buyer budgets. Twenty-eight listings fall in the £100k-£200k range, making this the most competitive segment. Twenty-nine properties sit in the £200k-£300k band, representing the sweet spot where demand is strongest. Twenty-one premium properties range from £300k-£500k, while only two properties exceed £500k, indicating limited stock at the luxury end of the market.

Achieving the best price for your property in LL11 4 starts with accurate pricing based on current market conditions. Our data shows properties priced around the £200,000 to £300,000 range represent the sweet spot, with 29 listings in this band. Properties priced realistically according to recent sold data are more likely to attract serious buyers and achieve sales without extended market exposure.
Presentation significantly impacts sale prices. Properties that present well in photographs, have clear floorplans, and include accurate descriptions generate more viewer interest. Consider decluttering, enhancing curb appeal, and addressing any obvious maintenance issues before listing. The investment in presentation often returns through higher final sale prices. Additionally, timing your market entry strategically, perhaps avoiding peak holiday periods, can influence buyer competition and selling prices.
Working with an agent who understands the local micro-markets within LL11 4 can significantly affect your sale price. Some sectors like LL11 4ES have seen 29% annual growth, while others have experienced declines. An agent with detailed knowledge of your specific neighbourhood can position your property competitively against comparable sales while highlighting any local advantages. Agents with strong local networks often have buyers registered who are specifically looking in your area, giving you access to motivated purchasers before properties even hit the broader market.

Based on our live listing data, Monopoly Estate Agents leads the LL11 4 market with 24 active listings representing a 29.6% market share. Town & Country Estate Agents and Olivegrove Residential Sales and Lettings Limited are tied in second position with 7 listings each, though Town & Country operates at a higher average price point of £290,621 compared to Olivegrove's £188,714. Beresford Adams and Molyneux also have significant presence with 6 and 5 listings respectively. The best agent for your property depends on your specific circumstances, property type, and price expectations. If you have a premium property, agents like Wingetts who average £333,750 might be more appropriate, while Olivegrove may better serve properties in the lower price ranges.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT) of the final sale price. For a property in LL11 4 achieving the average sold price of £213,893, this would translate to fees between approximately £2,567 and £7,700. Some agents offer fixed-fee alternatives, which can be cheaper for higher-value properties but may offer less comprehensive service. Always compare what services are included in the fee. For example, premium agents like Monopoly Estate Agents typically include professional photography, floorplans, and dedicated staff throughout the sales process, while budget options may offer more limited marketing.
House prices in LL11 4 show significant variation by specific postcode sector. Some areas like LL11 4ES have experienced strong growth of 29% year-on-year, while others like LL11 4TA have seen declines of 44%. The overall average sold price of £213,893 represents the aggregate across these differing micro-markets. LL11 4RY recorded a 30% increase and LL11 4SX saw a 33% rise, with both areas now trading above their previous peaks. If you're buying or selling in a specific sector, the trends may differ substantially from the overall average, making local agent knowledge essential for accurate pricing.
LL11 4 covers several neighbourhoods in the Wrexham area, offering a mix of urban and suburban living. The area benefits from good transport links via Wrexham's rail stations with connections to Chester, Liverpool, and Birmingham. Local employers include businesses in Wrexham Industrial Estate, retail, education, and healthcare sectors. The town centre provides amenities while surrounding areas offer access to countryside. The average asking price of £250,323 makes it more affordable than many comparable areas in North West England, particularly when compared to Chester where prices are significantly higher. The community offers a balance of convenience and affordability that attracts both families and commuters.
The LL11 4 market is dominated by semi-detached three-bedroom homes, which represent 32 of the 81 current listings. Detached properties are the second most common with 27 listings. Terraced homes and flats are less prevalent, with just 5 terraced properties and 1 flat currently available. This mix reflects the area's appeal to families seeking mid-sized homes at relatively affordable prices compared to neighbouring regions. Two-bedroom properties remain popular with first-time buyers, with 20 listings available at an average of £151,108, while premium buyers have limited options with only two properties above £500,000 currently listed.
While specific data for LL11 4 is not available, the average time to sell varies depending on pricing, property type, and market conditions. Properties priced realistically according to recent sold data tend to sell faster than those priced optimistically. The presence of 15 active agents in the area suggests competitive marketing, which can help accelerate sales for well-presented and correctly priced properties. Properties in the most popular price bands (£200k-£300k) and property types (three-bedroom semi-detached) typically see faster movement due to stronger buyer demand. Overpriced properties risk becoming stale listings, which can affect eventual sale prices.
Online estate agents offer fixed fees typically between £999 and £1,999, which can be cheaper than traditional percentage-based fees for higher-value properties. However, they often provide less local presence and personalized service. For LL11 4's market, where local knowledge of specific neighbourhoods can significantly impact pricing and marketing, traditional agents like Monopoly Estate Agents or Town & Country Estate Agents may offer advantages in terms of local expertise and buyer networks. Online agents typically lack the physical presence needed for effective "For Sale" boards and may not have established relationships with local buyers actively searching in the Wrexham area.
While surveys are typically arranged by buyers, having a RICS Level 2 Survey available can speed up the sales process by identifying any issues upfront. This is particularly valuable for properties over 50 years old, which may have issues such as damp, roof problems, or outdated electrics. Given the potential for mining legacy issues in parts of Wrexham, a survey can provide and avoid surprises during the conveyancing process. Our surveyors frequently identify concerns related to older construction methods and potential subsidence risk in properties throughout the Wrexham area, making pre-sale surveys a valuable investment for sellers looking to avoid delays.
The rental market in LL11 4 is relatively small with only 3 active listings from rental agents. Available properties include one-bedroom options around £850 per month through Bowen, two-bedroom properties at approximately £1,100 per month via Open House, and larger units at £1,200 per month through Olivegrove. This limited supply suggests potential opportunities for landlords in the area, particularly given the strong commuter links to larger cities. If you're considering renting rather than selling, speaking to local agents like Olivegrove who handle both sales and lettings can provide insight into current rental demand in your specific neighbourhood.
Based on recent price trends, certain postcode sectors within LL11 4 have shown stronger performance than others. LL11 4ES has experienced 29% year-on-year growth and sits 23% above its 2023 peak, making it one of the strongest performing areas. LL11 4RY and LL11 4SX have also performed well with 30% and 33% increases respectively. However, LL11 4TA has seen significant decline at 44% year-on-year, highlighting the importance of location-specific analysis. Working with an agent who understands these micro-market variations, such as Monopoly Estate Agents who operate from Rossett covering surrounding areas, can help you understand how your specific location compares.
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