Compare 31 local agents, data from 111 active listings








We track 31 estate agents actively marketing properties in PL2 2, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data. selling a family home in St Budeaux, a terraced house in Keyham, or a flat near Plymouth Dock, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and timeline.
The PL2 2 postcode covers some of Plymouth's most varied neighbourhoods, from the historic streets near the naval base to newer developments around St Budeaux. With an average asking price of £215,306 across 111 current listings, this is a market where local expertise really matters. We've analysed every active agent in this postcode to bring you the data-driven comparison you need.
Our live database updates daily, showing you which agents actually have properties on the market right now rather than just what they claim. We monitor their active listings, average asking prices and how long properties typically take to sell in each area. This means you get real, current data to inform your choice rather than marketing claims.

31
Active Estate Agents
£215,306
Average Asking Price
111
Properties For Sale
Our data shows the PL2 2 property market has experienced varied performance across different sub-postcodes over the past year. The PL2 2LW sector around St Budeaux has seen particularly strong growth, with prices up 25% compared to the 2018 peak of £140,000, reaching an average of £175,250. Meanwhile, the PL2 2RA sector has shown steady gains with a 4% increase year-on-year and now averages around £270,000, representing a 10% rise from its 2021 peak.
However, not all sectors have performed equally. The PL2 2DA area has seen modest decline of 1% year-on-year, though prices remain 6% above their 2023 trough at £161,375. The broader PL2 postcode district overall saw a 4.24% increase in average property values over the last twelve months, though transaction volumes have dropped significantly, with only 357 residential sales in the past year, representing a 31% decrease from the previous year. This lower transaction volume means competition among estate agents is fierce for the listings that do come to market.
Land Registry data confirms that property types perform differently across PL2 2. Detached properties command the highest prices at around £310,000 on average, while terraced homes in sectors like PL2 2LW fetch approximately £167,500. Semi-detached properties in the PL2 2PD sector have achieved strong prices averaging £280,000, demonstrating the premium that family-sized homes command in this part of Plymouth.
The PL2 2QN postcode sector has seen 5 property sales over the last decade, with the most recent transaction in August 2024, while PL2 2BY has been more active with 43 sales over the same period and a sale as recent as July 2025. These differing activity levels within the same broader postcode highlight why choosing an agent with knowledge of your specific street matters.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Three-bedroom properties dominate the PL2 2 market, with 62 current listings averaging £234,952. This property type accounts for the majority of available stock, reflecting the strong demand from families and couples seeking mid-sized homes in Plymouth's more established neighbourhoods. Two-bedroom properties form the second largest segment with 42 listings at an average of £172,905, appealing to first-time buyers and investors looking for affordable entry points.
Transaction data from the broader PL2 area reveals terraced properties were the most commonly sold type over the past year, followed by semi-detached homes and flats. The average flat price in the wider PL2 postcode sits around £112,531, considerably lower than the PL2 2 average of £138,889 for flats currently listed. New build activity in the specific PL2 2 sector remains limited, with most development occurring in the broader Plymouth area rather than within this particular postcode.
Four-bedroom homes in PL2 2 command a premium at an average of £368,000, though only 5 are currently available, reflecting limited supply at the larger end. One-bedroom properties are rare in this postcode, with just 2 listings averaging £115,000, suggesting limited demand for this property type in this particular area. The concentration of three-bedroom homes indicates a market skewed toward family buyers, which should influence how you position your property with estate agents.

While the sales market dominates discussion, rental activity in PL2 2 offers insight into demand from tenants who may later become buyers. We track 6 rental listings across 5 agents in this postcode, with average rental prices around £1,183 per month. This rental market serves key workers at Derriford Hospital, naval personnel at Plymouth Dockyard, and Plymouth University students commuting from nearby areas.
The main rental agents in PL2 2 include Executive Lets operating through Martin & Co with a listing at £1,325 per month, and Dc Lane handling a property at £650 per month in the budget segment. Connells also maintains rental presence in the area with a listing averaging £825 per month. These agents often have good relationships with local landlords and can provide insights into rental yield potential if you're considering a buy-to-let investment in this postcode.
Rental demand in PL2 2 is driven by the area's employment hubs. Keyham's proximity to the Naval Dockyard makes it popular with service personnel and defence industry workers, while Derriford Hospital nearby creates consistent demand from healthcare professionals. Students and young professionals often rent in this area due to reasonable prices compared to central Plymouth, making it a balanced market for both sales and lettings.
The PL2 2 postcode encompasses several distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own character. St Budeaux is a popular residential area with good transport links to Plymouth city centre, while Keyham benefits from proximity to the Naval Base and Dockyard, a major employer in the region. The area offers a mix of period properties and post-war housing, with tree-lined streets and local amenities including shops, schools and parks that appeal to families and commuters alike.
The local economy in PL2 2 is significantly influenced by the presence of Plymouth Dockyard, which provides employment across naval, engineering and support services. This naval connection gives the area an established character with strong community ties. The PL2 2PD sector around Foliot Road and Fullerton Road has seen particular interest in recent years, with Fullerton Road showing an 11% price increase year-on-year, reaching approximately £222,000, suggesting growing demand in that pocket of the postcode.
Transport links from PL2 2 are a key selling point for commuters. The area has good road connections via the A38 and A374, while local bus services provide regular access to Plymouth centre. For those working at the Dockyard or Mannamead areas, the location offers practical advantages that sustain property demand. Schools in the catchment area include primary options rated good by Ofsted, adding to family appeal, while the proximity to Derriford Hospital also makes the area convenient for healthcare workers.
The PL2 2HS sector around £184,000 has seen slight price reductions of 3% year-on-year, though it's still 2% above its 2021 peak. Meanwhile, the PL2 2PD sector at around £260,000 has remained stable year-on-year but sits 24% above its 2020 trough. These varying trajectories mean your choice of agent should understand the micro-market in your specific street, not just the broader PL2 2 area.
Sellers in PL2 2 have a clear choice between traditional high-street estate agents and newer online alternatives. Fox & Sons, with 12 active listings and a 10.8% market share in this postcode, represents the traditional high-street approach with physical presence in St Budeaux and Plymouth. Their average asking price of £191,833 indicates they handle properties across the market spectrum. Falcon Properties, operating from Plymouth with 10 listings at £190,500 average, offers another established local option.
Online agents like Yopa, which has 3 active listings in PL2 2 at an average of £215,000, provide fixed-fee alternatives to the traditional percentage-based commission model. Traditional agents in this market typically charge between 1% and 3% plus VAT, while online competitors often offer fixed fees ranging from £999 to £1,999. However, the local knowledge and market presence of established agents like Plymouth Homes, whose 7 listings average £237,857, can prove invaluable in a market where understanding neighbourhood nuances affects sale outcomes.
Other traditional agents worth considering include Fulfords with 6 listings at £168,333 averaging, operating from their St Budeaux office. Mayer Estate Agents also has 6 listings but handles higher-value properties averaging £288,333, making them suitable for premium homes. Bradleys operates from Plymouth's Mannamead Road with 3 listings at £200,000 average, while Connells maintains a St Budeaux presence with 3 listings at £215,000.
The key difference lies in local presence and market knowledge. Agents with offices in St Budeaux like Fox & Sons and Fulfords can conduct viewings quickly and have established relationships with local buyers. Online agents may offer lower fees but lack the street-level insight into which properties in PL2 2 are generating genuine interest versus those that are overpriced.

Request free valuations from at least three different agents in PL2 2. Pay attention to how each agent approaches your property and what comparable evidence they provide. Ask why they believe their valuation is appropriate for your specific street or neighbourhood within PL2 2.
Look for agents with demonstrated success in your specific neighbourhood, whether that's St Budeaux, Keyham or around Foliot Road. Ask about their average time-to-sale for properties similar to yours. Check how many properties they currently have listed in PL2 2, as active listings show current market understanding.
Ask which portals they advertise on, how they photograph properties and whether they offer virtual tours or floorplans as standard. In a competitive market with 31 agents, professional marketing can differentiate your property. Find out whether they use premium listings on Rightmove and Zoopla.
Don't just look at the headline percentage. Consider what services are included, whether there's a sole agency or multi-agency option, and what happens if your property doesn't sell. Remember that agent fees are negotiable, with 31 agents competing for your business, you have leverage.
Check independent review platforms for feedback from sellers in the PL2 2 area. Personal recommendations from neighbours who have recently sold can also be invaluable. Look for comments on communication, negotiation skills and whether properties sold at around the asking price.
Once you've chosen an agent, negotiate the commission rate and contract length. Twelve-week sole agency agreements are common, but you may be able to secure better terms based on your property's value and market conditions. Consider including a fair exit clause if circumstances change.
Don't automatically go with the agent who values your property highest. Our data shows asking prices across PL2 2 range from £168,333 to £288,333 among top agents. An inflated valuation can leave your property on the market for months. Choose the agent who provides realistic, evidence-based pricing and has strong local market knowledge.
The bedroom count significantly impacts pricing in PL2 2. Three-bedroom properties represent the heart of the market with 62 listings averaging £234,952, making them the most commonly available option. These homes typically appeal to families and offer the space that drives strong buyer interest in this part of Plymouth. Two-bedroom properties, with 42 listings at £172,905, serve the first-time buyer segment and investors looking for more affordable entry points.
Four-bedroom homes in PL2 2 command a premium at an average of £368,000, though only 5 are currently available, reflecting limited supply at the larger end. One-bedroom properties are rare in this postcode, with just 2 listings averaging £115,000, suggesting limited demand for this property type in this particular area. The concentration of three-bedroom homes indicates a market skewed toward family buyers, which should influence how you position your property with estate agents.

Securing the best price for your PL2 2 property starts with accurate pricing from the outset. Our market analysis shows that properties priced correctly for their sub-postcode and property type tend to achieve sales within weeks, while overpriced homes can languish on the market for months, selling for less than their true market value. The varied performance across sectors like PL2 2LW (up 25%) versus Foliot Road (down 9%) demonstrates why local knowledge is essential.
Negotiating agent fees is standard practice, particularly in a market with 31 competing agents. Most traditional agents charge between 1% and 3% plus VAT, though this can often be reduced through negotiation, especially if you're selling a higher-value property. Some sellers opt for multi-agency arrangements, which typically add 0.5-1% to the fee but provide broader market coverage. Always request a detailed breakdown of what's included in the fee, from marketing materials to viewing arrangements, before signing any agreement.

Based on our live data, Fox & Sons leads the market with 12 active listings and 10.8% market share, followed by Falcon Properties with 10 listings and 9% share. Plymouth Homes ranks third with 6 listings and 6.3% market share. The best agent for your property depends on your specific location within PL2 2, your property type and your asking price expectations. Fox & Sons operates from St Budeaux, giving them strong local presence in that neighbourhood, while Plymouth Homes handles higher-value properties averaging £237,857.
Estate agent fees in PL2 2 follow national patterns, typically ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% inclusive). This means on a property priced at the postcode average of £215,306, you'd pay between £2,584 and £7,751 in fees. Some agents offer fixed-fee options, particularly online providers, which can be cheaper for properties valued under £200,000 but may offer less local expertise and personal service. Always compare what's included in the fee, as premium portal advertising, professional photography and floorplans all add value.
The picture is mixed across PL2 2. The PL2 2LW sector has seen impressive 25% growth from its 2018 peak, while PL2 2RA is up 4% year-on-year. However, some sectors like PL2 2HS have seen 3% declines. The broader PL2 postcode saw 4.24% growth over the last year, but transaction volumes dropped by 31%, indicating a slower market. Current buyers have more negotiating power than sellers in this shifting market. Your agent should understand these micro-variations and price your property accordingly.
PL2 2 offers practical urban living with strong naval connections through proximity to Plymouth Dockyard. The area includes residential neighbourhoods like St Budeaux and Keyham, with good local schools, shops and parks. Transport links to Plymouth centre are convenient via bus and road, while the A38 provides access beyond the city. The mix of period and post-war housing gives the area character, and the presence of the Naval Base means steady employment in the area supports the housing market. Families are drawn to the area's good primary schools and reasonable property prices compared to central Plymouth.
Three-bedroom semi-detached properties dominate the PL2 2 market, representing 62 of the 111 current listings. These family homes at an average of £234,952 attract strong buyer interest. Terraced properties are also popular, particularly around St Budeaux, while flats at around £138,889 appeal to first-time buyers. Detached homes at £310,000 represent a smaller segment but command premium prices in areas like PL2 2PD. The PL2 2PD sector around Foliot Road sees semi-detached properties averaging £280,000, significantly above the postcode average.
Sales times vary significantly across PL2 2 depending on pricing, property type and market conditions. With transaction volumes down 31% year-on-year in the broader PL2 area, properties may take longer to sell than in previous years. Correctly priced properties in popular areas like St Budeaux can sell within weeks, while overpriced properties in less sought-after sectors can stagnate for months. Your choice of agent and pricing strategy will significantly impact time-to-sale. The most recent sales data shows PL2 2QN had a sale in August 2024 while PL2 2BY saw a transaction in July 2025, indicating ongoing activity.
The choice depends on your priorities. Traditional agents like Fox & Sons and Falcon Properties offer local presence, market knowledge and personal service, which can be valuable in a varied market where neighbourhood performance differs significantly. Fox & Sons has an office in St Budeaux, giving them immediate access to properties in that area. Online agents like Yopa offer fixed fees but may lack local insight into which streets within PL2 2 are performing well. For higher-value properties like those handled by Plymouth Homes (average £237,857), the personal service of a traditional agent often proves worthwhile. Consider whether you value in-person meetings and local expertise over lower fees.
While sellers aren't legally required to commission surveys, many buyers will arrange their own and the results can affect negotiations. Properties in PL2 2 include various ages and construction types, so a RICS Level 2 Survey (starting from around £350-£400) can identify any issues before marketing begins. This allows you to address problems proactively or adjust your asking price accordingly, rather than facing surprises during the conveyancing process. For older properties in areas like Keyham with period housing stock, a detailed survey is particularly valuable.
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