Compare 11 local estate agents, data from 36 active listings








We track 11 estate agents actively marketing properties across the SA5 7 postcode, and we have ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. Whether you are selling a family home in Morriston or a flat near Swansea Enterprise Park, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The SA5 7 housing market sits within the wider Swansea area, which has seen steady growth with average prices rising 6.4% year-on-year to reach £209,000 in December 2025. With the average asking price in SA5 7 currently at £303,471, the market offers opportunities across various price points, from affordable terraced homes to substantial detached properties. Read on to discover which agents are performing best in your local area.

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Active Estate Agents
£303,471
Average Asking Price
36
Properties For Sale
The SA5 7 postcode area has shown resilient price growth, with the average sold price reaching £205,133 over the last 12 months according to Land Registry data. This sits within the broader SA5 postcode sector, where prices have increased 5% year-on-year and now sit 2% above the 2022 peak of £163,987. Swansea as a whole recorded a provisional average house price of £209,000 in December 2025, representing a 6.4% rise from the previous year. These figures indicate a healthy market with sustained buyer demand across the region.
Property types in SA5 7 demonstrate the typical Swansea housing mix, with semi-detached homes dominating the current listings at 13 properties with an average price of £181,923. Detached properties command the highest average asking price at £636,111, reflecting the premium nature of larger homes in the area. Terraced properties, while less prevalent with only 2 current listings, represent more affordable entry points to the market at approximately £115,000 on average. The broader Swansea market shows detached properties averaging £332,000, semi-detached at £215,000, and terraced properties at £172,000.
Within SA5 7, individual street-level performance varies considerably. Some sub-postcodes have experienced significant price corrections, with SA5 7JE down 47% from its 2022 peak of £310,000, while others like SA5 7AW have surged 67% above their 2018 peak of £90,000. These micro-market variations underscore the importance of local expertise when pricing and selling property in the area.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Three-bedroom properties dominate the SA5 7 market, accounting for 22 of the 36 current listings with an average asking price of £335,682. This preference for three-bed homes reflects the area's strong family demographic and the practical balance these properties offer between space and affordability. Two-bedroom properties represent the next largest segment with 7 listings averaging £131,421, making them attractive options for first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors seeking to enter the Swansea market.
The rental market in SA5 7 shows limited but active supply, with just 5 properties available through 2 letting agents. This undersupply relative to demand presents opportunities for landlords, particularly given Swansea's substantial student population exceeding 30,000 students across Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. The city's expanding tech sector and established manufacturing base also contribute to year-round professional rental demand, with rental yields in Swansea considered strong compared to many other UK regional cities.

SA5 7 encompasses several distinct neighbourhoods within the Swansea postcode, ranging from residential areas close to the city centre to more suburban settings in Morriston and towards Llangyfelach. The broader Swansea area has a population of approximately 36,390 across 15,702 households in the SA5 postcode sector alone. The area is characterised by a strong sense of community, with local shops, schools, and amenities serving day-to-day needs. Llangyfelach, which falls within the SA5 postcode, contains 7 listed buildings, reflecting the historical character of certain pockets within the area.
From a geological perspective, the SA5 7 postcode shows predominantly stable ground conditions. The British Geological Survey indicates shrink-swell clay hazard ratings ranging from Negligible to Very Low in the SA5 7NN area, meaning properties are generally on non-plastic or low plasticity soils that pose minimal risk of subsidence or heave. However, the broader South Wales region is known for clay-rich soils, so prospective buyers should still commission a RICS Level 2 Survey to assess any property-specific ground conditions before completing a purchase.
Employment in the SA5 7 area benefits from Swansea's diverse economy, which has transitioned from its industrial heritage to a modern service-sector-led economy. Key employers include the DVLA, HM Land Registry, Welsh Government departments, Swansea University, and NHS trusts in the public sector, while manufacturing firms like 3M UK and Bemis, along with service companies such as Admiral Insurance, provide private sector jobs. Many employers have relocated to outlying business parks, including Swansea Enterprise Park, which sits near the SA5 7 boundary and offers convenient access for local residents.
Buyers considering properties in SA5 7 should be aware of flood risk factors affecting certain parts of the wider Swansea area. The Lower Swansea Valley is identified as a high-risk flood zone from the River Tawe, Nant-y-Fendrod, and Nant Bran. Specific locations within this risk zone include Swansea Vale, Swansea Enterprise Park, Riverside Caravan Park, Beaufort Industrial Estate, and Plasmarl Industrial Estate. While SA5 7 itself is not explicitly categorised as a high-risk zone, properties near these areas or close to watercourses should be carefully assessed.
Natural Resources Wales provides postcode-level flood risk checking services, and prospective buyers are encouraged to verify specific property risks before completing a purchase. Surface water flooding can also occur during periods of heavy rainfall, particularly in areas with older drainage systems. Coastal areas of Swansea are additionally subject to tidal flooding risks. When purchasing in any part of SA5 7, particularly properties near the River Tawe or in lower-lying areas, obtaining a detailed survey that includes flood risk assessment provides valuable and helps inform building insurance requirements.
Sellers in SA5 7 can choose between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online alternatives, each offering distinct advantages. Traditional agents like John Francis and Peter Alan maintain physical offices in Swansea and Morriston, providing face-to-face consultations, local market knowledge built over years, and hands-on support throughout the sales process. John Francis currently leads the market with 7 active listings and a 19.4% market share, while Peter Alan follows closely with 6 listings and 16.7% of the market.
Online agents such as Yopa offer fixed-fee pricing structures, typically charging between £999 and £1,999 regardless of property value, which can result in significant savings for higher-priced homes. Yopa currently operates in SA5 7 with 3 listings averaging £208,333. However, online agents generally provide less in-person support, and sellers should weigh whether the cost savings justify reduced personal service. Multi-agency agreements, which allow you to instruct more than one agent simultaneously, typically incur higher total fees (usually an additional 0.5-1% compared to sole agency) but can maximise exposure for challenging properties.
The average asking price in SA5 7 sits at £303,471, meaning a traditional 1.5% + VAT fee would total approximately £5,452, while a 2% + VAT fee would reach £7,269. Comparing these costs against fixed-fee alternatives makes sense for sellers at the upper end of the market, though traditional agents often argue their local expertise and marketing reach justify the percentage-based fee, particularly for premium properties where achieving the best price matters most.

Look at how many listings each agent has in your specific postcode, their average asking prices, and how long properties stay on the market. Our data shows John Francis and Peter Alan dominate local market share.
Request free valuations from at least three agents to compare their suggested asking prices and marketing strategies. Be wary of agents who overpromise on price to win your business.
Understand whether agents charge percentage-based fees (typically 1-3% + VAT) or fixed fees. Consider what services are included, such as professional photography, floorplans, and accompanied viewings.
Review the agreement length, typically 8-16 weeks for sole agency, and understand notice periods and any early termination clauses before signing.
Enquire about which portals each agent advertises on (Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket), social media presence, and whether they offer premium listing features or professional staging advice.
Don't accept the first fee quoted. Many agents have flexibility, especially if you can demonstrate comparable quotes from competitors. Mentioning you are also speaking with other agents often prompts more competitive offers.
Understanding price distribution by bedroom count helps sellers price accurately and buyers identify value. Three-bedroom properties represent the largest segment in SA5 7 with 22 listings averaging £335,682, indicating strong demand for family homes. Four-bedroom properties average £286,250 across 4 listings, offering more space at a competitive price point compared to three-beds in this market.
One-bedroom properties remain scarce with just 1 listing at £50,000, representing an entry-level option for first-time buyers. Five and six-bedroom properties command premium prices, with a five-bedroom home listed at £850,000 and a six-bedroom at £575,000, reflecting the limited supply of larger family homes in the area. The predominance of three-bedroom properties suggests the market is heavily weighted towards families, while opportunities may exist for investors in the one and two-bedroom segments where supply is constrained.

Achieving the best price in SA5 7 requires a strategic approach starting with an accurate valuation. Properties priced correctly from the outset attract more viewings and generate competitive interest, while overpriced homes can languish on the market, selling for less than they would have with correct initial pricing. The SA5 postcode has seen 5% annual growth, but individual streets vary significantly, making local agent knowledge invaluable.
First impressions matter enormously when selling. Professional photography, decluttered spaces, and kerb appeal all contribute to generating buyer interest. Agents with strong local networks, like those with physical offices in Swansea and Morriston, often have access to buyers registered who are specifically looking in your area. John Francis and Peter Alan, as established high-street names, leverage their local brand recognition and office footfall to attract buyers who may not have otherwise seen your property online.
Consider timing your sale strategically. While the Swansea market has shown consistent growth, spring traditionally brings increased buyer activity, and properties listed in March through May historically achieve higher prices on average. However, with the SA5 market showing 2% growth above its previous peak, waiting for the perfect time may cost you money if prices continue upward momentum.

Based on our live market data, John Francis leads SA5 7 with 7 active listings and 19.4% market share, followed by Peter Alan with 6 listings and 16.7% share. These two agents dominate the local market and represent strong choices for sellers. Yopa also operates in the area with 3 listings, while Astleys and Exp UK hold smaller but established presences. The dominance of these high-street brands reflects buyer preference for established local expertise when purchasing in the Swansea market.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% + VAT (1.2% to 3.6% inclusive), with the national average around 1.5% + VAT. For an average SA5 7 property valued at £303,471, this means fees between £3,642 and £10,925. Online fixed-fee agents like Yopa offer alternatives typically between £999 and £1,999, which can represent significant savings for higher-valued properties. Given that SA5 7 has seen 5% annual price growth, paying a higher percentage for experienced local representation often pays for itself through better sale prices.
Yes, the broader SA5 postcode has seen prices rise 5% year-on-year and now sits 2% above the 2022 peak. Swansea overall recorded 6.4% annual growth in December 2025. However, individual sub-postcodes within SA5 7 show mixed performance, with some streets down significantly from previous peaks while others have surged. SA5 7JE is down 47% from its 2022 peak, while SA5 7AW has surged 67% above its 2018 peak. Local agent knowledge is essential for understanding your specific street is performance.
SA5 7 offers access to Swansea's urban amenities while maintaining residential neighbourhood character. The area benefits from employment hubs including Swansea Enterprise Park, good transport links, and proximity to universities. Local schools and community facilities serve families, while the nearby city centre provides retail and cultural offerings. The area is well-connected by road to the M4 corridor, making commutes to Cardiff and beyond straightforward. The presence of major employers like the DVLA and Admiral Insurance ensures stable employment opportunities for residents.
Three-bedroom semi-detached properties dominate both supply and demand in SA5 7, with 22 current listings. This property type offers the best balance of space and affordability for families, making it the most liquid segment. Two-bedroom properties also sell well given their lower entry price point, while larger four and five-bedroom homes have less competition but take longer to sell. With semi-detached properties comprising 34.5% of Swansea's housing stock, this remains the most sought-after configuration in the area.
Market times vary based on property type, price, and prevailing conditions. The Swansea market shows healthy demand with consistent price growth, suggesting reasonable sell-through times for correctly priced properties. Three-bedroom properties in the popular £200,000-£350,000 bracket typically attract strongest interest, while premium detached homes over £500,000 may require longer marketing periods. Agents with strong local presence and marketing reach, like John Francis and Peter Alan, typically achieve faster sales through their established buyer networks and prominent portal listings.
Online agents like Yopa can work well for straightforward sales where you have time to manage viewings yourself and possess confidence in your property is appeal. They offer fixed fees regardless of price, which benefits higher-valued properties. However, traditional agents provide invaluable local expertise, handle all viewings and negotiations, and often achieve better prices through their marketing expertise and buyer relationships, particularly for complex or higher-priced properties. Given the micro-market variations within SA5 7, where some streets have seen 47% corrections while others surged 67%, local knowledge can significantly impact sale outcomes.
While sellers are not legally required to commission a survey, getting a RICS Level 2 Survey before marketing can identify issues that might affect your sale or cause problems during conveyancing. In Swansea, Level 2 surveys start from around £350 for standard properties and typically range from £400-£600 for larger homes. Given the age of some properties in the SA5 7 area and potential ground condition concerns in parts of South Wales, addressing issues upfront can prevent sales falling through and demonstrates transparency to buyers. Survey costs are minimal compared to the potential costs of negotiating repairs after a buyer survey reveals problems.
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