Compare 15 local estate agents, data from 94 active listings








We track 15 estate agents actively marketing properties in the LL68 9 postcode area, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data. selling a family home in Amlwch town centre, a coastal cottage in Bull Bay, or a period property in the surrounding countryside, our comparison tool helps you find the right agent for your property. Our team has analysed the local market extensively, and we know which agents have the track record to deliver results in this unique corner of Anglesey.
The Amlwch property market offers a diverse range of options, from traditional terraced houses to substantial detached homes. With an average asking price of £315,329 across 94 current listings, the market presents opportunities across various price points. Our data shows which agents are winning the most listings and how they perform across different property types and price ranges. We've found that three-bedroom properties dominate the market, but premium coastal locations in areas like Llaneilian (LL68 9LN) command prices up to £595,000, showing the breadth of opportunity here.
When you're choosing an estate agent in LL68 9, local knowledge makes all the difference. The market spans from more affordable terraced properties around £163,819 up to premium coastal homes exceeding £500,000. Our comparison reveals that Dafydd Hardy leads with 29.8% of the market, while smaller specialists like Egerton Estates focus on higher-value properties averaging £343,333. Understanding these nuances helps you select an agent whose expertise matches your property type and selling goals.

15
Active Estate Agents
£315,329
Average Asking Price
94
Properties For Sale
The LL68 9 property market encompasses Amlwch and its surrounding villages including Bull Bay, Llaneilian, and the rural hamlets scattered across Anglesey's north-east coast. Our analysis of recent Land Registry data reveals significant variation between sub-postcodes, with prices ranging from around £107,500 in certain areas to over £595,000 in premium coastal locations. The LL68 9LR sector has shown particularly strong growth, with prices increasing by 36.3% since 2019 and a remarkable 54.8% over the past decade, indicating strong long-term demand in this part of Anglesey.
However, the market has experienced some correction in recent years across several sub-postcodes. The LL68 9DU sector has seen prices decline by 31% year-on-year, while LL68 9EF is down 23% and LL68 9EH has fallen 19%. Despite these adjustments, the LL68 9LR area around Llaneilian demonstrates that well-positioned properties in desirable locations continue to command premium prices, with a current average value of £488,309. The coastal village of Bull Bay and the historic town centre of Amlwch continue to attract buyers seeking the blend of maritime heritage and rural Welsh island living that defines this unique corner of North Wales.
Transaction volumes in LL68 9 remain relatively modest, reflecting the rural nature of the area. Recent sales data shows properties changing hands across various sub-postcodes including LL68 9DT, LL68 9ET (where a Market Street property sold for £162,500 in July 2025), and LL68 9LU (where a property fetched £445,000 in May 2025). The mix of older period properties, dating predominantly to the 1800-1911 period in areas like LL68 9LR, alongside newer developments, creates a varied market landscape that benefits from local expert knowledge. Properties in LL68 9DW have sold for around £107,500, while LL68 9HT properties have changed hands at around £127,000, showing the accessible entry points in the market.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Three-bedroom properties dominate the LL68 9 market, with 52 active listings averaging £309,084. This reflects the popularity of family-sized homes in the area, which balance comfortable living space with the more affordable price points achievable in this part of Anglesey compared to the mainland. Detached properties represent the premium end of the market, with 31 homes available at an average of £386,284, appealing to buyers seeking space, privacy, and views of the coastline or countryside.
New build activity in the area includes developments at Gwel Y Mor in Bull Bay, offering two-bedroom maisonettes and penthouses for buyers seeking modern living in this coastal village. Tai Porth Llechog in Bull Bay provides three-bedroom bungalow options, while Penybonc in Amlwch town is bringing forward a three-bedroom semi-detached home with completion expected in Spring 2026. These developments represent limited new stock in an area where the housing stock is predominantly older, with many properties dating from the Victorian and Edwardian periods. The "Other" category in our data captures a significant number of properties, likely including bungalows and older cottages that define much of Amlwch's character.
The bedroom breakdown reveals clear market preferences. Two-bedroom properties offer accessible entry points at £256,779 average, appealing to first-time buyers and downsizers. Four-bedroom homes average £283,550, sitting between family accommodation and premium properties. At the top end, five-bedroom properties command £480,550 on average, while larger homes including six and seven-bedroom properties reach £650,000 and £550,000 respectively. This range demonstrates the market's ability to cater to buyers across the spectrum, from compact starter homes to substantial family residences.

LL68 9 encompasses a distinctive stretch of Anglesey's north-eastern coastline, centred on Amlwch, a historic port town famous for its copper mining heritage. The area blends rugged coastal scenery with the warmth of a traditional Welsh community, offering residents and visitors alike a sense of peaceful island living while remaining connected to the mainland via the A55 and the Britannia Bridge. Bull Bay, with its small harbour and coastal walks, exemplifies the area's maritime character, while the surrounding countryside reveals the agricultural heritage that has shaped the landscape for centuries.
The geology of Anglesey presents some considerations for property owners. The island's diverse bedrock includes Precambrian rocks, Ordovician and Silurian sediments, and Carboniferous limestone, meaning soil conditions can vary significantly across relatively short distances. Properties in areas with clay-rich soils may be susceptible to shrink-swell movement, particularly during periods of drought or heavy rainfall. Given the age of many properties in LL68 9, with substantial numbers built between 1800 and 1911, prospective buyers should consider the potential for traditional construction issues including damp penetration, roof condition deterioration, and timber defects.
Flood risk varies across the postcode, with coastal areas such as Bull Bay carrying coastal flood risk, while inland areas may experience surface water flooding during periods of heavy rain. Properties near watercourses require specific consideration. Perhaps most uniquely for LL68 9, the historic copper mining activity around Amlwch means certain properties may require specialist mining searches to assess ground stability related to old mine workings. The area's rich concentration of listed buildings, particularly around LL68 9EQ which includes the Grade II* Church of St Eleth and numerous other protected structures, reflects the architectural significance that buyers must consider when renovating or extending period properties.
Sellers in the LL68 9 area can choose between traditional high-street estate agents with local presence and online agents offering fixed-fee services. Dafydd Hardy, based in Llangefni, dominates the local market with 28 active listings representing a 29.8% market share, demonstrating the value of established local expertise in this geographically dispersed market. Their average asking price of £315,313 closely mirrors the overall market average, indicating they handle properties across the full price spectrum.
Williams & Goodwin the Property People, also operating from Llangefni, maintains strong market presence with 16 listings and a 17% share, focusing on properties averaging £296,228. For those seeking premium representation, Beresford Adams (part of Countrywide) handles properties at an average of £328,381, reflecting their positioning in the higher price brackets. Mon Properties in Amlwch offers specialised local knowledge with 14 listings averaging £235,982, making them particularly active in the more affordable segment of the market. Smaller specialists serve niche segments - Egerton Estates in Benllech focuses on properties averaging £343,333, while Gascoigne Halman handles higher-value homes at £358,738 average.
The choice between traditional percentage-based fees (typically 1-3% plus VAT) and online fixed-fee alternatives depends on property value. For a property at the LL68 9 average price of £315,329, traditional fees would range from £3,784 to £11,352. Our experience shows traditional agents often prove more cost-effective for higher-value homes where the percentage fee works out competitively while providing superior marketing reach and negotiation services. Fixed-fee options may suit lower-priced properties where the percentage fee becomes proportionally larger.

Look for agents with established track records in LL68 9. Our data shows the top three agents control over 61% of the market, indicating that local expertise and inventory volume matter when selecting representation. Agents like Dafydd Hardy and Williams & Goodwin dominate because buyers trust established local names.
Examine not just listing numbers but average asking prices and market share. An agent selling primarily budget properties may lack experience with premium homes, while one focused on high-end properties may struggle with more modest listings. Match your property value to an agent with relevant experience.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Be wary of agents who overpromise on asking price to win your business, as unrealistic pricing leads to prolonged market times and price reductions. Our data helps you understand realistic price ranges for your property type.
Traditional agents charge percentage fees (typically 1-3% plus VAT), while online agents offer fixed fees. Consider your property's value and whether you need the marketing reach and negotiation services a traditional agent provides. For LL68 9's average property, fees range from £3,784 to £11,352.
Typical sole agency agreements run for 8-16 weeks. Understand the terms before signing, including what happens if you want to switch agents or achieve a sale during the contract period. Negotiate duration if your property may sell quickly.
In a market like LL68 9 where property types vary significantly, ensure your agent's marketing approach matches your property. Quality photography, virtual tours, and Rightmove/Zoopla presence are essential for attracting buyers from across the UK and beyond. This is particularly important for coastal properties targeting second-home buyers.
Estate agent fees are negotiable in most cases. With the typical fee being 1-3% plus VAT, and many agents willing to offer discounts for sole agency agreements or bundled services, always discuss fee structure before committing. Mention that you're comparing agents to leverage competitive quotes. Given the strong competition among the 15 agents in LL68 9, you have negotiating power.
The bedroom distribution in LL68 9 reveals clear market preferences and value patterns. Three-bedroom properties represent the largest segment with 52 listings averaging £309,084, indicating strong demand for family accommodation that balances space with affordability. Two-bedroom properties offer more accessible entry points at £256,779 average, appealing to first-time buyers and downsizers alike. The limited supply of one-bedroom properties, with just one listing at £60,000, highlights minimal demand for this size in this predominantly rural area.
At the premium end, five-bedroom properties command an average of £480,550, reflecting the value buyers place on spacious family homes with multiple reception rooms and gardens. The market also includes larger properties, with one six-bedroom home listed at £650,000 and a seven-bedroom at £550,000. Four-bedroom properties average £283,550, sitting in the mid-to-upper range. This distribution shows the market caters well to families seeking space while maintaining relative affordability compared to mainland prices.

Achieving the best price for your property in LL68 9 requires strategic pricing from the outset. Our data shows that properties priced correctly for their condition and location achieve sales more quickly and with fewer reductions. The variation in prices across sub-postcodes, from around £107,500 to over £595,000, underscores the importance of local knowledge in setting realistic expectations. Properties in areas like LL68 9LR (Llaneilian) command premiums due to their desirable coastal setting.
Working with an experienced local agent like those dominating the LL68 9 market provides access to comparable sales data specific to your neighbourhood and property type. Agents with established track records in Amlwch, Bull Bay, and the surrounding villages understand which features command premiums in this unique coastal and mining heritage area. Consider the age and condition of your property when pricing, as the substantial proportion of period properties built before 1911 may require adjustment for renovation potential or the presence of historic features that appeal to conservation-minded buyers.
The current market conditions in LL68 9 show mixed trends across different sub-postcodes. While coastal and premium locations like Llaneilian continue to perform strongly, some areas have experienced corrections following the pandemic peak. Working with a local agent who understands these micro-market dynamics helps you price accurately and market effectively to the right buyer pool. Our data supports informed decision-making throughout your sale.

Based on current listing data, Dafydd Hardy leads the LL68 9 market with 28 active listings and 29.8% market share, followed by Williams & Goodwin the Property People (17%) and Mon Properties (14.9%). Beresford Adams holds 13.8% of the market with properties averaging £328,381, while smaller specialists like Egerton Estates and Gascoigne Halman serve niche segments of the market focusing on higher-value properties. The market also includes national online agents like Express Estate Agency and Springbok Properties, though these have minimal local presence.
The market shows mixed trends across sub-postcodes. While LL68 9LR (Llaneilian) has shown strong growth with prices up 36.3% since 2019 and 54.8% over the past decade, several sectors have experienced significant declines. LL68 9DU is down 31% year-on-year, LL68 9EF is down 23%, and LL68 9EH has fallen 19%. Overall, the market reflects broader adjustments following the pandemic peak, with coastal and premium locations outperforming more affordable areas. Properties in Bull Bay and Llaneilian continue to attract buyers seeking the island lifestyle.
Amlwch offers a peaceful Welsh island lifestyle with strong community spirit, historic architecture, and coastal access. The town retains its copper mining heritage while providing everyday amenities including shops, schools, and pubs. Nearby Bull Bay provides coastal walks and harbourside scenery, while the surrounding countryside offers agricultural landscapes typical of rural Anglesey. The area appeals to those seeking affordable island living with good transport connections to mainland North Wales via the A55 and Britannia Bridge. The population is modest, with many sub-postcodes showing fewer than 50 households, creating a close-knit community feel.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1-3% plus VAT (1.2-3.6% inclusive). For a property at the LL68 9 average price of £315,329, this would equate to fees between £3,784 and £11,352. Some agents offer fixed-fee alternatives, which may be more suitable for lower-value properties. Always request a detailed quote and negotiate where possible. Given the competitive market with 15 active agents, most are willing to discuss fee arrangements.
Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 52 active listings, representing strong demand from families seeking balanced space and affordability. Detached homes at an average of £386,284 appeal to buyers seeking space and coastal views. Terraced properties offer the most affordable entry point at around £163,819 on average. The limited supply of one-bedroom properties indicates minimal demand in this size category, while premium five-bedroom homes command £480,550 on average, reflecting demand for spacious family accommodation.
New build activity is limited but present, with developments including Gwel Y Mor in Bull Bay offering two-bedroom maisonettes and penthouses for modern coastal living. Tai Porth Llechog in Bull Bay provides three-bedroom bungalow options. Penybonc in Amlwch town is bringing forward a three-bedroom semi-detached home with completion expected in Spring 2026. These represent a small portion of the market, with the majority of stock consisting of older period properties dating predominantly to the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
Given the high proportion of older properties (many dating from 1800-1911), a RICS Level 2 Survey is recommended for most purchases. Key concerns include damp penetration, roof condition deterioration, and timber defects common in period construction. Properties in coastal areas may face erosion risk and salt corrosion on external fixtures. Those near former mining activity may require specialist ground stability assessments due to Amlwch's copper mining heritage. Properties in or near conservation areas, particularly around LL68 9EQ with its concentration of listed buildings including the Grade II* Church of St Eleth, may need more detailed Level 3 surveys. For a property at £315,329, a Level 2 survey typically costs between £380 and £629.
Sale times vary based on property type, price, and market conditions. Properties priced realistically for current market conditions in LL68 9 typically achieve sales within 8-16 weeks when marketed effectively by competent local agents. Overpriced properties risk extended market times and multiple price reductions, which reduce final sale prices. The modest transaction volumes in this rural area mean proper pricing from the outset is particularly important to attract serious buyers.
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