Compare 20 local agents, data from 64 active listings








We track 20 estate agents actively marketing properties in RG25 2, covering the villages of Overton, North Waltham, and the surrounding Hampshire countryside. We've ranked every agent based on live listing data, so you can see who's actually selling in your local market.
The RG25 2 postcode area boasts an average asking price of £871,562, reflecting the premium nature of this rural Hampshire location. selling a period cottage in Overton or a modern family home near the village centre, finding the right estate agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and timeline.
Our comprehensive comparison includes everything from high-street giants like Charters and Winkworth to specialist premium agents including Knight Frank and Savills. We track their active listings, market share, and average asking prices so you can make an informed decision about who to instruct.

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Active Estate Agents
£871,562
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
The RG25 2 property market has shown remarkable resilience, with house prices in North Waltham growing by 8.3% over the last year according to the latest Land Registry data. Our research shows the average sold price for properties in this postcode sector sits at £1,013,936, slightly above the current asking average of £871,562, indicating strong buyer demand in the area.
When examining the broader RG25 postcode district, which encompasses multiple villages including Overton, the overall average house price stands at £483,661. However, RG25 2 represents the premium pocket of this district, with properties commanding significantly higher prices thanks to the rural character and quality of local schooling. The area has experienced a notable correction from the 2023 peak of £706,601, with prices currently sitting approximately 32% below that previous high.
Property type significantly impacts values in RG25 2. Detached properties dominate the market, accounting for the majority of listings with an average sold price of £1,531,750. Semi-detached homes fetch around £465,370 on average, while terraced properties sell for approximately £264,000. This property type premium reflects the strong demand for family homes with gardens in this sought-after Hampshire village cluster.
The rental market in RG25 2 remains relatively small but active, with 13 rental listings managed by 6 agents. Simmons & Sons leads the rental sector with 3 listings averaging £1,850 per month, reflecting demand from professionals relocating to the area for work in nearby Basingstoke or Winchester.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Our data reveals that four-bedroom detached homes are the most actively marketed property type in RG25 2, with 22 current listings commanding an average asking price of £837,955. This preference for larger family homes reflects the area's strong appeal to professionals and families seeking space away from urban centres while maintaining commutable distances to Basingstoke and Winchester.
Transaction volumes in RG25 2 show around 70 property sales over the past 24 months across the North Waltham and Overton area. The market sees limited new build activity, with most properties being period homes, cottages, and modern family constructions from the past few decades. A notable example includes Yew Tree Cottage in Herriard, a Grade II listed thatched property demonstrating the historical character that defines much of the housing stock in this postcode sector.
Looking at price ranges, the sweet spot for buyer activity sits in the £750,000 to £1 million bracket with 20 properties, followed by 17 listings in the £500,000 to £750,000 range. Properties priced correctly for their position in these competitive bands tend to attract the strongest buyer interest and achieve faster sales times.

The RG25 2 postcode encompasses a collection of picturesque villages in northern Hampshire, including Overton, North Waltham, and Herriard. The area is characterised by its rural charm, with a housing mix comprising approximately 61% detached properties, 24% semi-detached, and 10% terraced homes, according to ONS Census 2021 data for the broader RG25 district. This predominantly detached character creates the premium positioning we see in the market data.
The local geology in this part of Hampshire includes chalk and clay formations, with clay soils presenting potential shrink-swell risks that buyers should investigate through appropriate surveys, particularly for older period properties. The presence of traditional brick and tile construction, alongside some thatched properties like the aforementioned Yew Tree Cottage, indicates varied construction methods across the area that may require specialist attention during the conveyancing process.
Transport links serve the area primarily via the A30 and M3, providing access to Basingstoke, Winchester, and beyond for commuters. Local amenities in Overton village include shops, primary schools, and pubs, while the wider Basingstoke area offers comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities. The combination of rural tranquility with reasonable commuting options explains the premium positioning of the RG25 2 property market relative to surrounding areas.
The RG25 2BY postcode sector specifically has seen 29 households and 2 property transactions within the last 3 years, indicating steady but selective buyer interest in this highly sought-after pocket of Hampshire.
Sellers in RG25 2 have the choice between traditional high-street agents with physical offices in nearby towns like Basingstoke, Alton, and Farnham, and newer online fixed-fee alternatives. Our data shows Charters, operating from both Alresford and Alton under The Lomond Group, commands the largest market share at 7.8% with 5 active listings averaging £772,000, demonstrating the value of established local presence in this premium market.
Winkworth in Basingstoke holds 6.3% market share with 4 listings averaging £957,500, focusing on the upper end of the local market. For premium properties, Savills in Farnham and Knight Frank covering the New Forest and Isle of Wight both maintain presence in the area with average asking prices exceeding £1 million, appealing to sellers of high-value country homes. Belvier offers a more affordable entry point at £562,500 average, focusing on the lower price bracket within RG25 2.
Traditional percentage-based fees typically range from 1-3% plus VAT in this market, meaning a £900,000 property could incur fees of £9,000 to £27,000. Online fixed-fee agents offer reduced upfront costs, but may lack the local market knowledge and negotiation expertise crucial for achieving optimal prices in a premium rural market where property values often exceed £750,000.
Other notable agents operating in the area include Mccarthy Holden in Odiham, specialising in the ultra-premium segment with an average listing price of £1,172,500, and Hamptons in Fleet with a single listing at £1,750,000, demonstrating the range of expertise available for different property types and values.

Look for agents with active listings in your specific postcode and price range. Our data shows 20 agents operate in RG25 2, but their specialisations vary significantly. Some like Charters and Winkworth dominate the mid-market, while others like Knight Frank and Savills focus on properties exceeding £1 million.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. The difference between optimistic and realistic pricing can impact your sale outcome significantly. In RG25 2, the difference between the highest and lowest valuation can exceed £50,000 in this premium market.
Some agents like Charters and Winkworth dominate the local market, while others like Knight Frank and Savills focus on premium properties exceeding £1 million. Matching your property with an agent who has proven track records in your specific price range improves sale outcomes.
Compare percentage-based fees against fixed-fee alternatives. Remember that the cheapest option may not deliver the best outcome for higher-value properties. Traditional fees of 1-3% plus VAT are standard in this market, and the difference between achieving £850,000 versus £900,000 far outweighs modest fee savings.
Ask about online presence, photography quality, and national network reach. Premium properties benefit from agents with strong digital marketing and wider buyer databases. Agents like Savills and Knight Frank offer international reach that can be valuable for high-value country homes.
Don't accept the first agreement offered. Sole agency periods typically run 8-16 weeks, and multi-agency arrangements can increase your total fee by 0.5-1%. Always negotiate the contract terms before signing.
Before instructing any estate agent, always request at least three free valuations. The difference between the highest and lowest valuation can exceed £50,000 in premium markets like RG25 2. Use these quotes as leverage when negotiating your agency terms.
Analysis of bedroom distribution in RG25 2 reveals interesting insights for sellers. Four-bedroom homes dominate the market with 22 active listings averaging £837,955, followed by three-bedroom properties at 16 listings with an average of £615,622. This abundance of four-bedroom stock suggests strong demand from families upgrading from smaller properties in the area.
The premium end of the market shows five-bedroom properties commanding an average of £1,610,455, making them the highest-priced bedroom category despite having only 11 current listings. Six-bedroom properties, likely including substantial country houses, average £1,056,667 across 6 listings. For buyers seeking value, two-bedroom properties represent the most affordable entry point at £406,250 average with 8 listings available.
One-bedroom properties are extremely rare in this premium area, with just 1 listing at £190,000, reflecting the family-oriented nature of the RG25 2 housing market. This scarcity of smaller properties means demand for one and two-bedroom homes often exceeds supply, creating opportunities for sellers in these segments.

Achieving the best price in RG25 2 requires strategic pricing and expert agent representation. Our data shows the highest concentration of listings falls in the £750,000 to £1 million bracket with 20 properties, followed by 17 in the £500,000 to £750,000 range. Properties priced correctly for their position in these competitive bands tend to attract the strongest buyer interest.
Working with an experienced local agent who understands the nuances of the Hampshire village market can add significant value. Agents like Mccarthy Holden in Odiham, with an average listing price of £1,172,500, demonstrate expertise in the ultra-premium segment, while Bourne Estate Agents in Alton focuses on more accessible price points around £775,000. Matching your property with an agent who has proven local track records in your specific price range improves sale outcomes.
The market data shows strong fundamentals, with prices in North Waltham growing 8.3% year-on-year despite broader regional corrections. This resilience, combined with the limited supply of quality properties in the village cluster, creates favourable conditions for sellers who partner with the right agent. Properties in the £500,000 to £1 million range, where buyer activity is strongest, typically achieve sales within 8-16 weeks when priced correctly.

Based on our live listing data, Charters leads the RG25 2 market with 7.8% market share and 5 active listings averaging £772,000. Winkworth follows with 6.3% market share, focusing on properties averaging £957,500. For premium properties exceeding £1 million, Savills and Knight Frank maintain strong presences with average asking prices over £1 million. The best agent for your property depends on your price point and property type, with Charters excelling in the mid-market and Knight Frank Savills dominating the premium segment.
Estate agent fees in RG25 2 typically range from 1-3% plus VAT of the sale price, consistent with national averages. For a property at the area average of £871,562, this translates to fees between £10,459 and £31,376. Some agents offer fixed-fee alternatives that may suit lower-value properties, though traditional percentage-based fees remain standard for premium homes in this market. The key consideration is not just the percentage, but the total fee relative to your expected sale price and the agent's track record in your specific price range.
Yes, house prices in RG25 2 (North Waltham) grew by 8.3% over the last year, showing strong market performance that outperforms many surrounding areas. However, the broader RG25 area has seen prices correct from the 2023 peak of £706,601, with current prices approximately 32% below that previous high. The RG25 2 postcode sector significantly outperforms the broader district, reflecting its premium village location with stronger demand from buyers seeking the rural lifestyle this area offers.
RG25 2 encompasses beautiful Hampshire villages including Overton, North Waltham, and Herriard, offering a rural lifestyle with reasonable access to Basingstoke and Winchester via the A30 and M3. The area features a mix of period cottages, thatched homes like Grade II listed Yew Tree Cottage, and modern family housing. Local amenities include village shops, primary schools, and traditional pubs, making it popular with families seeking countryside living without complete isolation. The strong local schooling and community atmosphere add to the area's appeal for buyers relocating from urban centres.
Four-bedroom detached properties dominate the market with 22 active listings, reflecting strong demand from families seeking space in this premium rural location. Three-bedroom homes follow with 16 listings, while five and six-bedroom properties serve the premium market segment with averages exceeding £1 million. The area has a predominantly detached character with approximately 61% of housing being detached, according to ONS data for the broader RG25 district, creating the spacious family home environment that attracts buyers to this postcode sector.
Online fixed-fee agents can offer savings on upfront costs, but premium rural markets like RG25 2 often benefit from traditional agents with local presence and market knowledge. The difference between achieving £850,000 versus £900,000 on your sale far outweighs the fee savings of a few thousand pounds. If your property exceeds £750,000, a traditional agent with proven local track record typically delivers better outcomes through their established buyer networks, negotiation expertise, and understanding of the nuanced Hampshire village market.
Sale times in RG25 2 vary based on pricing, property type, and market conditions, but properties in the competitive £500,000 to £1 million bracket tend to sell within 8-16 weeks with the right agent. Properties priced correctly for their position in the market attract the strongest buyer interest. Overpriced properties can linger on the market for months, so working with an agent who provides realistic valuations rather than optimistic promises is crucial for achieving a timely sale in this selective market.
Given the mix of older period properties, clay soil geology, and presence of listed buildings in RG25 2, a RICS Level 2 Survey is highly recommended for most sales. Properties over 50 years old, those with visible defects, or period homes with thatched roofs particularly benefit from professional surveys. The clay soil common in Hampshire can cause shrink-swell movement affecting foundations, making structural surveys valuable for older properties. Additionally, Grade II listed properties like Yew Tree Cottage in Herriard require specialist surveys beyond standard assessments due to their protected status and unique construction methods.
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