Compare 10 local estate agents, data from 17 active listings








We track 10 estate agents actively marketing properties in S9 5 Sheffield, and we have ranked them all based on live listing data from our platform. Whether you are selling a terraced house in Darnall or a semi-detached property in Attercliffe, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and how quickly your property moves. Our comparison tool lets you see which agents have the strongest presence in this area and what kind of properties they are selling.
The S9 5 postcode covers the eastern suburbs of Sheffield including Darnall, Attercliffe, and Brightside. With an average asking price of £268,235 across 17 current listings, this is a market where local expertise really matters. We update our agent rankings daily, so you always see the most current picture of who is actually selling properties in your specific area.
Before you instruct any estate agent, use our free comparison tool to see exactly how each agent performs in S9 5. We provide real data on listings, average asking prices, and market share, so you can make an informed decision rather than relying on agent promises alone.

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Active Estate Agents
£268,235
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
The S9 5 property market has shown interesting dynamics in recent years. According to Land Registry and Zoopla data, the average sold price in S9 5 over the last 12 months stands at £146,005, while the wider S9 postcode area has seen an average price of £145,831. This represents a 2% decline in sold prices across S9 compared to the previous year, though the market remains 8% up from the 2023 peak of £134,491. We find this data invaluable when advising sellers on realistic pricing expectations for their specific postcode sector.
The market in S9 5 shows considerable variation across different postcode sectors. Properties in S9 5HN have performed strongly with sold prices 31% up on the previous year, though still 11% down on the 2006 peak of £118,000. In contrast, S9 5AY has seen prices fall 30% year-on-year and is now 7% below its 2008 peak of £145,000. S9 5AS similarly shows a 12% decline from its 2015 high of £182,000. This sector-level variation highlights why local market knowledge is essential when pricing your property, and why we always recommend checking comparable evidence for your exact postcode.
Semi-detached properties in the S9 area have achieved an average sold price of £163,787 over the last year, while terraced properties have averaged £125,994. Flats in the area have sold for around £91,750 on average. The predominance of semi-detached and terraced housing in S9 5 reflects the area's history as working-class Victorian and Edwardian suburbs, with many properties built from local sandstone and red brick. We regularly see these construction types when reviewing survey reports for properties in the area.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The S9 5 area has seen approximately 1,759 property sales across the wider postcode in the last 12 months, according to Zoopla data. Transaction volumes are spread across multiple sectors including S9 5AZ, S9 5AY, S9 5AS, S9 5AR, S9 5GG, S9 5GJ, S9 5BJ, S9 5AX, S9 5HN, S9 5EB, S9 5FT, S9 5GP, S9 5BW, and S9 5AE. The market is dominated by three-bedroom properties, which account for 11 of the 17 currently listed properties in S9 5, with an average asking price of £160,455. This three-bedroom dominance is typical for the area's family housing stock.
New build activity in the immediate S9 5 area is limited, with no active developments currently verified within the postcode sector. However, the wider Sheffield and Rotherham area has seen significant new build activity, with developments such as Waverley Green in S60 offering properties ranging from £235,000 to £317,500. Properties in S9 5 tend to be older, with a mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraced and semi-detached houses typical of Sheffield's industrial suburbs. This older housing stock means that RICS surveys are particularly valuable for buyers in the area, as we frequently identify issues related to original construction methods.

S9 5 encompasses several distinct Sheffield suburbs with strong industrial heritage. Attercliffe and Darnall, both partly covered by S9 5, are designated Conservation Areas, meaning properties here may be subject to stricter planning controls. The wider S9 district contains 52 listed buildings, with 3 listed at Grade II*, reflecting the area's historical significance in Sheffield's manufacturing past. Many properties here were built using local sandstone and red brick, characteristic of Sheffield's Victorian building stock. We always recommend that buyers factor in conservation area restrictions when considering renovations or extensions.
The area has excellent transport links, with the Sheffield Meadowhall interchange providing train and bus connections. The M1 motorway is easily accessible from S9 5, making it convenient for commuters to Leeds, Manchester, and Nottingham. Local employers in the wider S9 area include manufacturing companies like Mayflower Engineering Ltd, which has historical roots in coal mining and steel industry engineering, as well as Ancon Building Products, a specialist in stainless steel brickwork supports. The area also hosts the DWP, Virgin Media, BT, and Plusnet's headquarters, all significant local employers that drive demand for housing in the area.
For families, the area offers several schools and colleges, while the nearby Meadowhall shopping centre provides retail amenities. The property types in S9 5 predominantly consist of terraced and semi-detached houses, with a smaller proportion of flats. This housing mix, combined with relatively affordable prices compared to central Sheffield, makes the area attractive to first-time buyers and families looking for value in the city. We see consistent demand from buyers working in the local call centre sector and manufacturing industries.
When selling your property in S9 5, you will need to choose between traditional high-street estate agents and online or hybrid agents. Yopa, which currently leads the market in S9 5 with 4 active listings and a 23.5% market share, operates nationally with a hybrid model offering lower fees than traditional high-street agents. Their average asking price in the area sits around £160,000, positioning them toward the more affordable end of the market. We have observed that their model works well for straightforward sales but may lack the in-depth local knowledge that some sellers require.
Blundells, based in Chapeltown, represents the traditional high-street approach in this market with 3 active listings and a 17.6% market share at an average asking price of £191,667. They offer more hands-on local expertise, which can be valuable in a market with the complex sector-level variations seen in S9 5. Bettermove and Reeds Rains also operate in the area, with Bettermove focusing on properties at the lower price point of around £110,000. We find that traditional agents often provide better support for more complex sales, particularly in areas with significant price variations between neighbouring streets.
Traditional high-street agents in Sheffield typically charge between 1% and 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT) of the final sale price, while online agents often charge fixed fees ranging from £999 to £1,999. For a property in S9 5 with an average value of around £146,000, the difference between a 1.5% high-street fee (£2,190 including VAT) and a £999 online fee is substantial. However, traditional agents often provide more extensive marketing, dedicated local knowledge, and in-person viewings. We recommend weighing these factors based on your specific property and circumstances rather than focusing purely on cost.

Look at which agents have the strongest presence in S9 5. Our data shows 10 agents actively marketing properties here, with the top 3 controlling nearly half of all listings. Focus on agents who actually sell properties in your specific postcode sector rather than just those with generic Sheffield coverage.
Request free valuations from at least 3 agents. In S9 5, where prices can vary significantly between sectors (from £110,000 to over £2,000,000 according to current listings), accurate valuation is crucial. We recommend asking each agent for specific comparable evidence from your exact postcode rather than general S9 area data.
Ask about photos, floorplans, virtual tours, and online exposure. Properties with quality marketing typically sell faster and for better prices. In our experience, agents who invest in professional photography and comprehensive property details attract more serious buyers.
Understand whether agents charge a percentage of the sale price or a fixed fee. Remember that the cheapest option is not always the best value. We have seen sellers save money upfront but lose out overall by choosing an agent who could not achieve the full market value for their property.
Pay attention to the length of sole agency agreement (typically 8-16 weeks) and what happens if you want to switch agents. We always advise reading the small print carefully and negotiating terms where possible before signing.
Do not accept the first fee offered. Many agents are willing to negotiate, especially for properties at higher price points. Our data shows that most agents have some flexibility built into their initial quotes, so it always pays to ask.
The S9 5 market shows significant price variations between different postcode sectors. Before instructing an agent, make sure they have specific experience in your exact location. An agent who knows the Darnall market may not have the same expertise in Attercliffe, and sector-level knowledge can make a real difference to your sale. We always recommend asking for recent comparable sales from your specific postcode before committing.
The bedroom distribution in S9 5 reveals clear market preferences and pricing patterns. Three-bedroom properties dominate the market, accounting for 11 of the 17 current listings with an average asking price of £160,455. This reflects the area's predominantly terraced and semi-detached housing stock, where three bedrooms is the standard configuration for family homes. We consistently see this three-bedroom preference from buyers looking for affordable family housing in Sheffield's eastern suburbs.
Two-bedroom properties represent 4 listings with an average asking price of £123,750, making them the most affordable entry point to the S9 5 market. These properties are particularly popular with first-time buyers who are often priced out of central Sheffield but can find real value in this area. Four-bedroom properties are rare in the area with only 1 listing currently available at £300,000, suggesting limited demand for larger family homes in this particular postcode sector. The price per bedroom decreases significantly as you move to smaller properties, with two-bedrooms offering the best value per square foot in current market conditions. We have noted that this pattern makes S9 5 particularly attractive for first-time buyers looking to get on the property ladder.

Getting the best price for your property in S9 5 starts with accurate pricing based on recent sold prices in your specific postcode sector. Given that S9 5HN has seen 31% year-on-year growth while S9 5AY has seen 30% decline, understanding your local market dynamics is essential. Our data shows the average sold price in S9 5 is £146,005, but your agent should be able to provide sector-specific comparable evidence. We cannot stress enough how important it is to price correctly from the start, as overvalued properties can sit on the market for months while correct pricing generates immediate interest.
When comparing agent fees, remember that the lowest fee is not always the best value. A more experienced local agent who achieves a higher sale price while charging a slightly higher percentage fee will typically leave you better off. The typical estate agent fee in England ranges from 1% to 3% plus VAT, with the average around 1.5% plus VAT. For a property at the S9 5 average price of around £146,000, this would equate to fees between £1,752 and £5,256 including VAT. We have seen sellers who focused purely on minimum fees and ended up accepting lower offers because their agent lacked the skills to negotiate effectively.
Before instructing an agent, always negotiate. Many agents build flexibility into their initial quotes, and sellers who negotiate typically save 0.25% to 0.5% on their fees. Also consider whether a multi-agency agreement is right for you - while it typically costs more (usually an extra 0.5% to 1%), it can generate more competition for your property and potentially achieve a higher sale price in a softer market. We recommend this approach particularly for unique properties or those in sectors where prices have been declining.

Based on our live listing data, the top agents in S9 5 by market share are Yopa with 23.5% (4 listings, average price £160,000), Blundells with 17.6% (3 listings, average price £191,667), and Bettermove, Reeds Rains, Key2Go, William H. Brown, and Haus each holding around 5.9% market share. The best agent for you will depend on your property type, price point, and whether you prefer a traditional high-street service or an online hybrid model. We recommend requesting valuations from at least three agents to compare their specific knowledge of your postcode sector.
Estate agent fees in S9 5 follow national patterns, typically ranging from 1% to 3% plus VAT (1.2% to 3.6% including VAT). For a property at the average S9 5 price of around £146,000, this means fees between £1,752 and £5,256. Online agents like Yopa often charge fixed fees between £999 and £1,999, which can be more cost-effective for properties at the lower end of the market. We always suggest negotiating, as most agents have some flexibility in their fee structure, particularly for properties at higher price points.
The S9 5 market shows mixed performance across different postcode sectors. Overall for S9, prices are 2% down on last year but 8% up on the 2023 peak. However, S9 5HN has seen 31% growth while S9 5AY has fallen 30%. The average sold price in S9 5 is currently £146,005, so the direction of price movement depends heavily on your specific location within the postcode sector. We strongly advise checking recent sold prices for your exact postcode rather than relying on area-wide averages when making pricing decisions.
S9 5 offers affordable housing in Sheffield's eastern suburbs with good transport links via the M1 and Meadowhall interchange. The area includes Attercliffe and Darnall, which have Conservation Area status and a strong industrial heritage. Local employers include manufacturing companies, call centres, and the nearby Meadowhall shopping centre. The area is popular with families and first-time buyers seeking value, though it is less affluent than some other Sheffield postcodes. We find that buyers are attracted to the combination of affordable prices and good commute links to Leeds and Manchester via the M1.
S9 5 predominantly features Victorian and Edwardian terraced and semi-detached houses built from local sandstone and red brick. Current listings show 5 semi-detached properties (average £167,000), 4 terraced properties (average £133,750), and 8 other properties including flats and higher-value homes (average £398,750). Three-bedroom properties dominate the market with 11 listings, while two-bedroom properties offer the most affordable entry point at around £123,750 average. We regularly see these older properties requiring maintenance work, so buyers should factor in potential renovation costs.
Sale times in S9 5 vary depending on pricing, property type, and market conditions. Properties priced correctly for their specific sector tend to sell within 8-16 weeks, which is typical for the Sheffield market. Properties that are overpriced for their location, particularly in sectors like S9 5AY where prices have declined significantly, can take considerably longer. Working with an agent who has specific local knowledge of your postcode sector can help price your property correctly from the start. We recommend reviewing time-on-market data for your specific postcode before setting your asking price.
There are no active new build developments currently verified within the S9 5 postcode sector. However, the wider Sheffield and Rotherham area has new developments such as Waverley Green in S60, offering properties from £235,000 to £317,500, and Sorby Park in S60 with prices around £439,995 to £449,995. If you are specifically looking for new build, you may need to consider surrounding postcodes or accept that new build options within S9 5 itself are limited. We find that most properties in S9 5 are resale homes of varying ages.
The choice depends on your priorities. Local agents like Blundells based in Chapeltown offer in-depth knowledge of specific S9 5 neighbourhoods and may have established relationships with local buyers. National online agents like Yopa and Bettermove offer lower fees but less local presence. Given the significant price variations between S9 5 sectors (some up 31%, others down 30%), an agent with specific local expertise in your exact postcode could be valuable. We generally recommend local agents for properties in sectors with complex price variations, and online agents for more straightforward sales in stable sectors.
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