Compare 18 local estate agents, data from 109 active listings








We've ranked 18 estate agents actively marketing properties in PE26 2 based on live listing data. selling a family home in Ramsey or a period property in the surrounding villages, choosing the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The PE26 2 postcode covers Ramsey and surrounding Cambridgeshire villages, where the current average asking price stands at £374,633 across 109 active listings. This market has shown varied performance across different sectors, with some areas seeing strong growth while others experience correction. Our comprehensive analysis helps you identify agents with proven track records in your specific neighbourhood.
We update this data daily, so you can trust you're getting current market intelligence when comparing agents in the Ramsey area.

18
Active Estate Agents
£374,633
Average Asking Price
109
Properties For Sale
The Ramsey housing market in PE26 2 presents a complex picture for sellers to navigate. Our data shows the average sold price in the last 12 months was £280,254, while the broader PE26 postcode area shows an average house price of £341,000. This difference between asking and achieved prices highlights the importance of pricing your property correctly from the outset, working with an agent who understands local market dynamics and can advise on realistic expectations.
Year-on-year price trends across PE26 2 show significant variation between different postcode sectors. The PE26 2TH sector has demonstrated strong performance with prices up 18% on the previous year and 19% above the 2019 peak of £315,000. Similarly, PE26 2QY saw a 19% increase compared to its 2018 peak of £247,500. However, not all sectors have performed as strongly, with PE26 2TW showing 17% decline from its 2022 peak of £385,000 despite an 8% year-on-year increase. This sector-level variation underscores why local expertise matters when selecting an estate agent.
Transaction volumes in the broader PE26 area have seen a 12.65% decrease, with 166 residential sales in the last year compared to the previous year. This reduction in market activity makes choosing the right agent even more critical, as you need a professional who can attract buyers in a more competitive environment. Land Registry data confirms the overall average property price in PE26 increased by 1.59% over the last 12 months, though Rightmove data suggests an 11% decrease on the previous year, indicating some divergence between reporting sources.
The rental market in PE26 2 remains limited with only 5 active listings across 5 agents, indicating this is primarily an owner-occupier market. Average rental prices range from £575 to £2,995 per month depending on property type and size, suggesting limited options for tenants in the Ramsey area.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Property type distribution in PE26 2 reveals strong demand for detached homes, which dominate the market with 53 listings averaging £448,019. Semi-detached properties account for 21 listings at an average of £252,762, while terraced homes make up 12 listings with an average price of £210,417. This distribution reflects the rural character of the Ramsey area, where families and commuters seek spacious properties with gardens away from larger urban centres.
The bedroom analysis shows four-bedroom properties are particularly prevalent, with 42 listings averaging £436,667, followed closely by three-bedroom homes at 39 listings averaging £299,845. Five-bedroom properties command an average of £487,000 across 10 listings, while two-bedroom properties offer more affordable entry at £225,786. The premium end of the market includes six-bedroom homes averaging £866,667 across just three listings, representing the high-value properties in the area. One-bedroom properties are extremely rare with just a single listing at £170,000.
New build activity in PE26 2 appears limited based on available data, with listings described as "brand new" appearing in partnership with established agents like William H. Brown and Sharman Quinney. One notable opportunity includes parcels of land offering potential for building four-bedroom detached homes in the desirable village of Ramsey. The broader Cambridgeshire region continues to see development pressure, but PE26 2 retains its rural character with fewer large-scale developments compared to Peterborough or Huntingdon.

PE26 2 encompasses Ramsey and surrounding villages in Huntingdonshire, Cambridgeshire, a district characterised by its low-lying fenland geography. The area sits on alluvial deposits, silts, and clays, which can present shrink-swell risks for properties, particularly during periods of drought and heavy rainfall. This geological context is important for buyers to understand, as clay soil conditions can affect foundations and lead to subsidence issues in some properties, especially older homes with mature trees nearby.
The housing stock in the broader PE26 area shows a predominantly detached character, with 49% of properties being detached homes, 30% semi-detached, and only 9% terraced. This composition reflects the rural nature of the area, where larger properties with land are more common than in urban settings. Property ages vary significantly, with transaction histories dating back to the 1990s indicating a mix of both older and newer builds. Some properties in areas like PE26 2YS and PE26 2LA have transaction records from the late 1990s and early 2000s, suggesting construction well before that period.
Flood risk requires careful consideration in this part of Cambridgeshire. While specific flood zone data for PE26 2 was not identified, the fenland nature of the region means surface water and river flooding represent a potential concern in certain areas. Prospective buyers should request detailed flood risk assessments for specific properties. The area lacks identified conservation areas or significant concentrations of listed buildings within PE26 2 itself, though the broader region contains historical properties reflecting Cambridgeshire's rural heritage.
Transport links serving PE26 2 include road connections to Peterborough and Cambridge, making the area attractive for commuters seeking rural lifestyles while maintaining access to larger employment centres. Local amenities in Ramsey include shops, schools, and pubs, serving the day-to-day needs of residents. The absence of major employers specifically mentioned for PE26 2 suggests the area functions primarily as a residential base for workers commuting to larger towns and cities in Cambridgeshire and beyond.
Sellers in PE26 2 can choose between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online alternatives, each offering distinct advantages. Traditional agents like Sharman Quinney, with 14 active listings averaging £372,357 and a 12.8% market share, provide face-to-face consultations, local branch networks, and comprehensive marketing services. Thomas Morris operates from Ramsey with 16 listings at an average of £338,438, offering established local presence and market knowledge built over years of serving the community.
High-street agents in the area typically charge percentage-based fees averaging 1-3% plus VAT, which for a property at the PE26 2 average of £374,633 would translate to approximately £4,495-£13,486 in fees. Lennon James Property leads the local market with 18 listings averaging £385,833 and commands 16.5% market share, positioning themselves as a dominant local force. William H. Brown operates from Ramsey with nine listings averaging £385,889, while Oliver James based in Huntingdon handles premium properties at £392,000 average across five listings.
Online fixed-fee agents like Emoov and Auction House operate in PE26 2 with lower upfront costs, though typically with reduced local presence and potentially less personalised service. For properties at the premium end of the market, such as those handled by Bairstow Eves with a £550,000 average listing or Haart with a £575,000 average, the percentage fee structure may actually work in the seller's favour compared to fixed fees. Multi-agency agreements, which typically add 0.5-1% to the fee, are worth considering in slower market conditions where broader exposure might accelerate a sale.
We also track rental agents in PE26 2, including Optimum Lettings & Property Management, Maxine Lester Lettings, and Wellingtonwise, though the rental market remains small with just 5 properties available. If you're considering letting rather than selling, these specialists can advise on the rental market in the Ramsey area.
Start by comparing agents active in PE26 2. Look at their current listings, average prices, and market share. Our data shows 18 agents operate in this postcode, ranging from those with single listings to market leaders with nearly 20 properties.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Use our comparison tool to see how different agents price your property. Remember that the highest valuation isn't always best if it's unrealistic for current market conditions.
Ask about recent sales in your specific area and price range. Agents with proven success in your neighbourhood understand local buyer preferences and can price and market your property effectively.
Inquire about how agents plan to market your property, including online portals, social media, local advertising, and floorplan inclusion. Properties with quality photography and virtual tours typically sell faster.
Clarify whether fees are fixed or percentage-based, and what services are included. Remember to factor in VAT and any additional costs for extras like EPCs or professional photography.
Don't accept the first offer. Agents are often willing to negotiate on fees, particularly if you're also using them for purchasing or if you can demonstrate competing quotes. Sole agency agreements typically run for 8-16 weeks.
Before instructing any estate agent, always get at least three free valuations. This gives you leverage in fee negotiations and ensures you understand the realistic market value of your property in current conditions.
Understanding price distribution by bedroom count helps you position your property competitively in the PE26 2 market. Four-bedroom properties represent the most common listing type with 42 homes available, priced at an average of £436,667. This suggests strong demand from families seeking spacious accommodation in the Ramsey area, making four-bedroom homes a popular choice for both buyers and sellers.
Three-bedroom properties, with 39 listings at an average of £299,845, represent the second largest segment and often provide the best value for money for first-time buyers and young families. These properties typically sell quickly when priced correctly, as they appeal to a broad range of purchasers. Five-bedroom homes at £487,000 average across 10 listings appeal to larger families and those seeking premium rural properties.
Two-bedroom properties offer accessible entry to the PE26 2 market at £225,786 average, while one-bedroom properties are extremely rare with just one listing at £170,000. The six-bedroom segment, though small with just three listings averaging £866,667, represents the ultra-premium end of the market and typically requires specialised marketing to reach qualified buyers.

Pricing strategy is crucial in the PE26 2 market, where asking prices average £374,633 but achieved prices often differ. Our data shows variation between postcode sectors, with some areas like PE26 2TH performing strongly at 19% above its 2019 peak while others like PE26 2TW have experienced 17% declines from 2022 peaks. Working with an agent who understands these micro-market dynamics helps you set the right asking price from day one.
Agent fee negotiation is possible and often overlooked by sellers eager to move quickly. The typical fee range in England is 1-3% plus VAT, meaning for a property at the PE26 2 average, you'd pay between £4,495 and £13,486. Agents may reduce their rates, particularly for properties at the higher end where a 1% fee still represents substantial remuneration, or for vendors planning to use the same agent for their next purchase.
A professional valuation from multiple agents before you instruct is essential. This process reveals how different agents view your property's market value and gives you negotiating power. Properties priced realistically from the outset tend to attract more viewings, generate competing offers, and sell faster than those requiring subsequent price reductions, which can signal weakness to buyers.

Based on our live listing data, Lennon James Property leads the PE26 2 market with 18 active listings representing 16.5% market share, followed by Thomas Morris with 16 listings (14.7% share) and Sharman Quinney with 14 listings (12.8% share). These agents demonstrate strong local presence and market knowledge in the Ramsey area. The top three agents combined control 44% of the market, indicating a moderately concentrated market where a few established players dominate. Additional strong performers include William H. Brown (9 listings), Giggs & Mcgrath (7 listings), and Oliver James handling premium properties (5 listings at £392,000 average).
Estate agent fees in PE26 2 typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% total) of the sale price, which for the average property at £374,633 translates to approximately £4,495-£13,486. Some agents like Emoov and Auction House offer fixed-fee alternatives which may be lower for properties at or below average value. High-street agents with physical offices in Ramsey and Chatteris generally charge percentage fees, while online agents tend to offer fixed-price packages. We recommend getting quotes from multiple agents and negotiating, particularly for higher-value properties where percentage fees become substantial.
House price performance in PE26 2 varies significantly by postcode sector. PE26 2TH showed 18% year-on-year growth and sits 19% above its 2019 peak, while PE26 2QY increased 19% from its 2018 peak. However, PE26 2TW saw 17% decline from its 2022 peak despite recent 8% growth, and PE26 2PL dropped 25% year-on-year. The broader PE26 area shows modest 1.59% annual growth, though Rightmove data indicates an 11% year-on-year decrease. This mixed picture suggests careful property-specific analysis is essential when pricing your home.
The current average asking price in PE26 2 is £374,633 across 109 active listings, according to our live data. However, Land Registry sold price data shows the average sale price in the last 12 months was £280,254, indicating a gap between asking and achieved prices. The broader PE26 postcode shows an average of £341,000, with significant variation by property type from one-bedroom properties at £170,000 to six-bedroom homes averaging £866,667. Detached properties average £448,019 while terraced homes average £210,417.
Detached properties dominate the PE26 2 market with 53 listings averaging £448,019, representing 49% of the housing stock in the broader area. Four-bedroom homes are particularly prevalent with 42 listings, followed by three-bedroom properties at 39 listings. The strong demand for detached family homes reflects the rural character of the Ramsey area, where buyers seek space, gardens, and a countryside lifestyle within commuting distance of larger employment centres. Properties in the £300k-£500k range account for 54 listings, showing strong activity in this middle market segment.
While specific days-on-market data wasn't available, the broader PE26 area saw 166 transactions in the last year, a 12.65% decrease from the previous year, suggesting a slower market where properties may take longer to sell. In current conditions, realistic pricing and professional marketing are essential to achieve timely sales. Properties priced correctly for their specific micro-market tend to attract interest within weeks, while overpriced homes can stagnate. Working with a local agent who understands the nuances of different postcode sectors within PE26 2 can significantly impact sale speed.
Local agents like Sharman Quinney and Thomas Morris with physical offices in Ramsey offer established community presence, face-to-face service, and market knowledge built on years of transactions in the area. They typically achieve higher visibility through their branch networks. Online agents like Emoov and Auction House offer lower fixed fees but may provide less personalised service. For premium properties, established local agents often deliver better results through targeted marketing to appropriate buyer segments. Given the varied performance across different PE26 2 postcode sectors, local expertise can be particularly valuable in pricing your property correctly.
Sellers in PE26 2 should arrange an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) before marketing, as this is legally required. A RICS Level 2 Survey (Homebuyers Report) is recommended for properties in reasonable condition, while older properties or those showing signs of wear may benefit from a more detailed Level 3 Survey. Given the clay soil geology in Cambridgeshire, buyers may request specific investigations into potential subsidence or shrink-swell issues, particularly for older properties with mature trees. The fenland geography also means flood risk assessments may be advisable for properties in lower-lying areas of the PE26 2 postcode.
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