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We track 21 estate agents actively marketing properties across the LL13 9 postcode area, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data from our platform. selling a family home in Wrexham or a compact flat in the town centre, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The LL13 9 property market has shown impressive resilience, with asking prices averaging around £395,420 across 79 current listings. Our comparison tool puts the data in your hands, letting you see exactly which agents are winning listings in your area and what they're achieving for sellers like you. This transparency helps you make an informed decision rather than relying on agent claims alone.
Wrexham has undergone significant transformation in recent years, with regeneration investment making it increasingly attractive to buyers seeking value outside of larger metropolitan centres. The area offers excellent transport links via Wrexham General station to Birmingham and Liverpool, plus straightforward road access via the A483 to Chester and the M56. an upsizing family or a first-time buyer, the LL13 9 market deserves serious consideration.

21
Active Estate Agents
£395,420
Average Asking Price
79
Properties For Sale
£271,084
Average Sold Price (12m)
8.4%
Annual Price Growth
The LL13 9 housing market has demonstrated strong growth, with Land Registry data showing average sold prices reaching £271,084 over the past twelve months. This represents an 8.4% year-on-year increase, which translates to 4.3% after accounting for inflation. The market has been buoyed by continued demand for family homes in the Wrexham area, with properties in the £300,000 to £500,000 range particularly competitive.
Our Atlas platform shows detached properties commanding the highest prices, with current listings averaging £436,995. Semi-detached homes average £222,073, while terraced properties sit at around £181,868. The data reveals a healthy mix of property types available, though three-bedroom homes dominate the market with 34 active listings, followed by four-bedroom properties at 27 listings.
Transaction volumes in the area remain robust, with approximately 170 property sales recorded over the past 24 months across the LL13 9 postcode. Some sub-postcodes show particularly strong activity, with LL13 9AU recording 13 sales in the last year and LL13 9PD seeing 8 transactions, indicating consistent demand across different neighbourhoods within this postcode sector.
When looking at sold prices rather than asking prices, the data shows detached properties achieving around £383,346 on average, with semi-detached homes at £204,717 and terraced properties at £159,000. Flats in the area have transacted at approximately £125,000 on average over the past twelve months, representing the most affordable entry point to the LL13 9 market.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Three-bedroom properties represent the sweet spot of the LL13 9 market, accounting for 34 of the 79 current listings. These family homes typically sell around the £276,920 mark, offering strong value compared to larger four-bedroom properties that average £458,718. The prevalence of three-bed homes reflects the area's popularity with families and first-time buyers looking to step onto the property ladder.
Four-bedroom detached homes also feature prominently in the market, with 27 listings available at an average asking price of £458,718. These properties appeal to upsizing families and professionals seeking larger living spaces. At the premium end, seven five-bedroom properties are currently marketed at an average of £889,286, representing the top tier of the local market. The data suggests that properties priced between £300,000 and £500k comprise the largest segment of available stock, with 28 listings in this price band.
Two-bedroom properties offer the most accessible entry point to the LL13 9 market, with eight listings averaging £180,937. These properties attract strong interest from first-time buyers and investors, typically selling quickly given their relative affordability. At the other end of the spectrum, two six-bedroom properties are available at an average of £712,500, typically comprising larger period homes or executive properties in sought-after locations.

The LL13 9 postcode covers several neighbourhoods within and around Wrexham, each offering distinct characteristics for potential buyers. The area benefits from excellent transport links, with Wrexham General station providing rail connections to major cities including Birmingham and Liverpool. The A483 passes nearby, offering straightforward road access to Chester and the M56 motorway, making it practical for commuters working in Manchester or Liverpool.
Wrexham itself has undergone significant regeneration in recent years, with investment in the town centre and surrounding areas making it an increasingly attractive option for buyers seeking value outside of larger metropolitan centres. Local amenities include the Eagles Meadow shopping centre, various primary and secondary schools, and healthcare facilities. The nearby countryside of North Wales provides easy access to outdoor pursuits, from hiking in the hills to exploring historic castles.
The housing stock in LL13 9 reflects its position in the Wrexham area, with a mix of period properties, mid-twentieth century developments, and more recent constructions. Terraced properties remain prevalent in certain neighbourhoods, particularly in the LL13 9NY sub-postcode area, while larger detached homes are scattered throughout the postcode, offering options for various buyer preferences and budgets. The broader LL13 postcode district shows detached properties as the majority of sales, followed by semi-detached and terraced homes, indicating a market that caters to different needs.
Sellers in the LL13 9 area have a choice between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online alternatives, each offering distinct advantages. Traditional agents like Town & Country Estate Agents in Wrexham provide face-to-face consultations, local market expertise built over years, and physical premises where buyers can visit. Town & Country currently markets properties at an average asking price of £312,271, focusing on the more accessible end of the market and attracting buyers looking for properties in the £200,000 to £350,000 range.
Monopoly Estate Agents, based in Rossett just outside Wrexham, has established a strong local presence with 17 active listings representing a 21.5% market share. Their average asking price of £343,523 demonstrates their focus on mid-market properties, particularly three and four-bedroom family homes. Meanwhile, Wingetts operates from Wrexham with six listings averaging £316,667, competing directly in the same price segment and offering traditional high-street services including valuations and viewings.
Online agents such as Yopa offer lower fixed fees, typically ranging from £999 to £1,999 including VAT, compared to the traditional percentage-based model of 1-3% plus VAT. Yopa currently has eight listings in LL13 9 with an average asking price of £460,300, suggesting they attract sellers of higher-value properties who want to minimise their agent costs. The decision between online and high-street often comes down to whether you value personal service and local knowledge or prefer cost savings and convenience.
Other agents operating in the LL13 9 market include Rickitt Partnership with four listings averaging £550,000, focusing on higher-value properties, and Beresford Adams, part of Countrywide, with four listings at an average of £354,875. Northwood offers two listings at an average of £175,000, targeting the entry-level segment of the market, while smaller operators like Bowen with one listing at £150,000 complete the competitive landscape.
Start by comparing agents active in LL13 9. Look at their current listings, average asking prices, and how long properties typically stay on the market with each agent. Our data shows the market share each agent holds, which indicates their local strength and popularity with sellers.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overvalue your property to win your business, as an inflated asking price often leads to prolonged market time. Agents like Monopoly Estate Agents and Town & Country have established track records in the area that you can verify.
Ask about recent sales in your specific area and the asking price versus sold price ratio. Agents with proven success in your neighbourhood will understand local buyer preferences and can position your property effectively. Look for agents with demonstrated success in your price range.
Traditional percentage-based fees typically range from 1-3% plus VAT, while online agents charge fixed fees. Consider whether you want sole or multi-agency arrangements, as multi-agency typically costs more but increases exposure. In LL13 9, traditional agents like Wingetts and Beresford Adams operate on percentage fees while Yopa offers fixed-rate packages.
Ensure your agent uses professional photography, floorplans, and lists across major property portals. Ask about their approach to viewings and how they feed back interest from potential buyers. The best agents in LL13 9 maintain strong relationships with local buyers and actively promote properties.
Pay attention to the contract duration, typically 8-16 weeks for sole agency. Understand the notice period and what happens if you want to switch agents before the term ends. Don't commit to lengthy contracts without understanding the terms.
Don't automatically go with the first agent who offers a valuation. Getting three or four free valuations gives you leverage to negotiate on fees and terms. Many agents will match or improve their offers when they know you're comparing. This is especially true in competitive markets like LL13 9 where agents are eager to win your business.
The bedroom count significantly impacts pricing in LL13 9, with clear premiums for additional space. Two-bedroom properties represent excellent entry-level options, with eight listings averaging £180,937. These properties attract first-time buyers and investors, typically selling quickly given the affordability relative to larger homes. Properties in the £100,000 to £200,000 price bracket account for 16 of the 79 available listings.
Three-bedroom homes dominate the market at 34 listings, averaging £276,920. This segment offers the best balance of space and value, making it the most competitive. Four-bedroom properties at 27 listings command substantial premiums at £458,718, appealing to families needing extra space for home offices or growing children. The £300,000 to £500,000 price band represents the largest segment with 28 listings.
At the luxury end, five-bedroom homes average £889,286 across seven listings, representing just under 9% of the market. Two six-bedroom properties are also available at an average of £712,500, typically comprising larger period homes or executive properties. Properties in the £500,000 to £750,000 range account for 14 listings, while premium properties over £750,000 make up a smaller but active segment.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset is crucial in the LL13 9 market. Properties priced accurately according to current market conditions tend to attract more viewings and often achieve closer to their asking price. Overpriced properties risk stagnation, with Rightmove data suggesting homes that sit unsold for extended periods typically achieve lower final prices. In a market with 8.4% annual growth, timing matters significantly.
Negotiating agent fees is standard practice, particularly if your property is likely to sell quickly or is in a sought-after location. Most traditional agents will negotiate their percentage, especially for higher-value properties where a small reduction in rate still yields substantial fees. Some agents may also offer reduced rates for multi-agency agreements, though the increased exposure must be weighed against the higher total cost. Given the strong demand in LL13 9, sellers have negotiating power.
Your estate agent's valuation forms the foundation of your pricing strategy. Our data shows that agents with strong local presence, like Monopoly Estate Agents with 21.5% market share or Town & Country Estate Agents at 8.9%, typically have accurate market insights due to their ongoing involvement in local transactions. Requesting a detailed breakdown of how they arrived at their valuation, including comparable sales evidence from properties sold in your specific neighbourhood, helps ensure you're setting the right asking price from day one.
The current market data suggests properties priced within the sweet spot of £200,000 to £500,000 are achieving strong interest, with three-bedroom homes particularly competitive. If your property falls into a price range with fewer listings, your agent's marketing expertise becomes even more critical in attracting the right buyers.

Based on our live listing data, Monopoly Estate Agents leads the LL13 9 market with 17 active listings and 21.5% market share, followed by Yopa with 10.1% and Town & Country Estate Agents with 8.9%. The best agent for you depends on your property type and price point, as each agent focuses on different market segments. Monopoly Estate Agents excels in the mid-market (£300,000-£400,000), while Rickitt Partnership targets premium properties averaging £550,000.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1-3% plus VAT (1.2-3.6% including VAT). In LL13 9, traditional agents like Wingetts and Town & Country operate on percentage fees, while online agents like Yopa offer fixed fees typically between £999 and £1,999 including VAT. The average rate in this area is approximately 1.5% plus VAT, meaning a property sold at £300,000 would incur fees of around £4,500 plus VAT with a traditional agent.
Yes, house prices in LL13 9 grew by 8.4% in the last twelve months, which translates to 4.3% after accounting for inflation. The average sold price currently stands at £271,084, with detached properties achieving the highest prices at around £383,346 on average. This growth rate outpaces many neighbouring areas, making Wrexham an attractive option for both sellers and investors.
LL13 9 covers various neighbourhoods in and around Wrexham, offering a mix of urban convenience and access to North Wales countryside. The area has excellent transport links via Wrexham General station and the A483 road, good local schools including St. Mary's Primary and the Welshpool Church in Wales Primary, shopping facilities at Eagles Meadow, and ongoing regeneration investment making it increasingly attractive to families and professionals. The proximity to Chester and Liverpool makes it practical for commuters.
Sale times vary depending on pricing, property type, and market conditions. Properties priced correctly for the current market typically sell within 8-16 weeks. Three-bedroom homes in the £276,920 range tend to attract strong demand and sell more quickly than higher-priced properties, given the prevalence of buyers seeking family homes in this price bracket. The 8.4% price growth indicates healthy demand across the market.
Local agents like Monopoly Estate Agents and Wingetts offer in-depth knowledge of the LL13 9 market, face-to-face service, and established relationships with local buyers. Monopoly Estate Agents has 21.5% market share because they understand exactly what buyers in this area are looking for. Online agents like Yopa provide lower fixed fees but less personal service. The choice depends on your priorities between cost savings and local expertise.
Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 34 listings, followed by four-bedroom detached homes at 27 listings. Two-bedroom properties represent good entry-level options with eight listings, while larger five and six-bedroom homes comprise the premium segment. The data shows strong demand across all segments, with the £300,000-£500,000 range being most competitive.
While not legally required to sell, a survey can identify issues that might affect your sale or cause problems during conveyancing. RICS Level 2 surveys are recommended for standard properties, while older homes or those in areas with potential ground stability concerns may benefit from more detailed Level 3 assessments. Given the mix of property ages in LL13 9, a survey provides and can strengthen your negotiating position.
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