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We track 32 estate agents actively marketing properties across the SS13 3 area of Basildon, and we have ranked them all based on current live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. Whether you are selling a family home in Fryerns, a flat near the town centre, or a terraced house in Pitsea, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your final sale price and how quickly your property sells.
The SS13 3 postcode covers several distinct neighbourhoods including Fryerns, Pitsea, and the wider Basildon area, each with its own character and property market dynamics. With 117 properties currently for sale and an average asking price of £304,368, the local market offers opportunities across various price points and property types. Our comprehensive comparison tool helps you evaluate agents based on what matters most: their active listings, pricing performance, and local market expertise.
Basildon railway station provides regular services to London Fenchurch Street, making SS13 3 particularly attractive to commuters seeking more affordable housing than the capital offers. The A13 trunk road connects the area to the M25 and wider motorway network, while the nearby town centre offers shopping facilities, restaurants, and entertainment options.

32
Active Estate Agents
£304,368
Average Asking Price
117
Properties For Sale
The property market in SS13 3 demonstrates the diversity of Basildon's housing landscape, with significant price variations across different sub-postcodes reflecting neighbourhood character and property types. We found that the broader SS13 postcode area achieved an average sold price of £308,584 over the last 12 months, with 121 transactions completed in the SS13 3 area alone during the past two years. This transaction volume indicates healthy market activity despite broader economic uncertainties affecting the UK property sector.
Looking at specific sectors within SS13 3, the data reveals nuanced trends that savvy sellers should consider. Properties in the SS13 3BL sector around Burnt Mills achieved the highest average sold prices at £350,000 over the past year, while SS13 3HP recorded more modest averages of £155,000. The SS13 3ER sector has shown particular resilience with prices running 15% above its 2017 peak, suggesting strong demand in certain neighbourhoods. Conversely, SS13 3HP has experienced a substantial correction, with current prices 58% below the 2022 peak of £365,000, highlighting the importance of understanding micro-market conditions when pricing your property.
Year-on-year trends vary considerably across the postcode, with SS13 3EN showing a 4% decline and sitting 20% below its 2020 peak of £285,000, while other sectors demonstrate growth potential. These sector-level variations underscore why working with an estate agent who understands local market dynamics is essential. We recommend choosing an agent with deep knowledge of specific streets and neighbourhoods who can provide accurate pricing guidance that reflects these micro-market realities, rather than relying solely on broader area averages that may not capture the true value of your specific property.
The area recorded 121 property transactions over the past 24 months, providing robust data for comparable sales analysis. This transaction volume suggests sufficient buyer demand to support successful sales, though sector-specific performance varies significantly.
Source: Homemove live listing data
The current listing mix in SS13 3 reveals strong demand for three-bedroom properties, which dominate the market with 61 active listings representing the largest segment. This preference for mid-sized family homes reflects Basildon's status as a suburban hub with excellent transport links to London and employment opportunities in the Thames Gateway corridor. Two-bedroom properties follow with 27 listings, while one-bedroom flats account for 12 properties, typically attracting first-time buyers and investors.
Looking at property types, terraced properties lead with 39 listings at an average asking price of £297,179, making them accessible options for families seeking more space than a flat provides. The "Other" category, which includes semi-detached and other property types, comprises 50 listings with an average of £312,720. Detached properties remain relatively scarce with only 7 listings, commanding premium prices averaging £485,714. Flats, while fewer in number at 15 listings, offer the most accessible entry point at an average of £181,333, appealing to first-time buyers and those looking to downsize.
The broader SS13 postcode area data confirms these patterns, with detached properties averaging £478,896, semi-detached homes at £353,395, terraced houses at £287,403, and flats at £186,250. These figures align closely with SS13 3 specific data, validating the market's consistency across the Basildon area. For sellers, understanding this supply-demand balance helps inform pricing strategy and timeline expectations.

Basildon, particularly the SS13 3 area, represents one of the most significant new towns created in the post-war period, with much of the housing stock dating from the 1950s through to the 1980s. This heritage means the area predominantly features mid-twentieth century construction, with properties ranging from modest terraced houses to larger semi-detached family homes. The town was designed as a planned community with good spacing, local amenities, and green spaces, creating a pleasant suburban environment that continues to attract families and commuters.
Transport connectivity remains a major selling point for SS13 3, with Basildon railway station providing regular services to London Fenchurch Street and Southend, making the area popular with commuters who work in the capital but seek more affordable housing than central London offers. The A13 trunk road provides straightforward road access to the M25 and wider motorway network, while the nearby town centre offers shopping facilities, restaurants, and entertainment options. Local schools serve families well, with several primary and secondary options within the catchment area.
The property characteristics in SS13 3 reflect its new town origins, with many homes built using traditional brick construction methods common in Essex. While specific flood risk data for the immediate SS13 3 area requires individual property checks, Basildon generally sits outside high-risk flood zones, though prospective buyers should always verify individual property flood risk assessments. The combination of affordable pricing compared to London, good transport links, and family-friendly amenities makes SS13 3 an attractive proposition for buyers looking to step onto the property ladder or upgrade to larger accommodation.
Sellers in SS13 3 can choose between traditional high-street estate agents and online alternatives, each offering distinct advantages depending on your priorities and circumstances. Traditional agents like Temme English, Gibson + Brennan, and Griffin Residential Group operate from physical offices in Basildon and Pitsea, providing face-to-face consultations, local market knowledge, and hands-on support throughout the selling process. These established agencies typically charge percentage-based fees averaging 1-2% plus VAT and offer comprehensive services including valuations, marketing, viewings, and negotiation.
Temme English maintains a strong local presence with 8 active listings in the area and an average asking price of £297,500, while Gibson + Brennan, also with 8 listings averaging £313,750, focuses on the Basildon market. Griffin Residential Group operates from Pitsea with 6 listings at £295,833 average, demonstrating the diversity of high-street options available. These agents bring established relationships with local buyers, solicitors, and mortgage brokers that can expedite the sales process and potentially achieve better prices through their networks.
Online agents such as Purplebricks and iad offer fixed-fee pricing models, typically charging between £999 and £1,999 regardless of your property's value, which can result in significant savings for higher-value homes. Purplebricks currently has 2 listings in SS13 3 averaging £347,500, while iad offers 2 listings at £425,000, targeting the premium end of the market. The trade-off comes in reduced personal service and the need for sellers to manage more aspects of the sale themselves. For properties in the £300,000-£400,000 range common in SS13 3, the fee difference between online and high-street agents can amount to several thousand pounds, making this decision particularly important for budget-conscious sellers.
We find that the choice often comes down to whether you value hands-on local expertise and personal service or prefer cost savings and convenience. Many sellers in the SS13 3 area benefit from the sector-specific knowledge that established local agents bring, particularly given the significant micro-market variations across different parts of the postcode.

Start by comparing agents active in SS13 3, focusing on their current listings, average asking prices, and market share in your specific neighbourhood. We provide real-time data on agent performance that helps you identify who is actually selling properties in your area.
Request free valuations from at least three agents to compare their suggested asking prices and marketing strategies. This gives you leverage in negotiations and helps you understand the realistic price range for your property.
Choose an agent who demonstrates understanding of your specific area's micro-market conditions, including recent sales and price trends. Look for agents who can discuss sector-specific performance, not just broad area averages.
Examine their online presence, photography quality, and marketing channels to ensure your property gets maximum exposure. Quality marketing materials can significantly impact buyer interest and final sale prices.
Clarify whether fees are fixed or percentage-based, what services are included, and any tie-in periods or notice requirements. We recommend getting all terms in writing before signing any agreement.
Do not accept the first offer - discuss fee flexibility, sole vs multi-agency agreements, and contract terms before signing. Many agents are willing to negotiate, particularly for higher-value properties.
Many estate agents are open to negotiating their fees, especially for higher-value properties or if you can demonstrate competing quotes. Do not be afraid to ask for a discount on the advertised rate - our data shows agents in this area frequently offer reduced fees to secure quality listings.
Understanding how bedroom count affects property value helps sellers price accurately and buyers assess fair market rates. In SS13 3, three-bedroom properties represent the market sweet spot with 61 listings averaging £308,213, indicating strong demand from families seeking practical accommodation without premium pricing. These properties span various styles from terraced houses to semi-detached homes, offering the diversity buyers expect in a suburban market.
Four-bedroom properties command the next highest values at an average of £402,857 based on 14 current listings, appealing to larger families and those seeking extra space for home offices or guest accommodation. One-bedroom flats at £177,083 average across 12 listings provide the most affordable entry point, particularly attractive to first-time buyers and investors seeking rental opportunities. Two-bedroom properties at £253,727 bridge the gap between flats and family homes, offering flexibility that appeals to young couples and small families.
The premium end of the market shows interesting patterns, with one six-bedroom property currently listed at £425,000, representing the highest price point in the current inventory. Five-bedroom properties average £320,000 based on single listing data. For sellers, this bedroom-based analysis provides a framework for understanding where your property sits in the market and what price expectations buyers in each segment are likely to have.
Price distribution across SS13 3 shows most properties (60 listings) in the £300k-£500k range, with 35 listings between £200k-£300k. Only 17 properties are listed under £200k, while 3 properties exceed £500k and one premium listing is over £1 million. This distribution indicates a predominantly mid-market suburban property landscape.

Achieving the best possible price for your property in SS13 3 requires careful preparation, strategic pricing, and effective marketing. The first critical step is obtaining accurate valuations from multiple local agents, as this directly influences your sale outcome. Properties priced correctly from the outset attract more viewings, generate genuine interest, and typically sell closer to asking price than those requiring subsequent reductions.
Pricing strategy should reflect your specific location within SS13 3, as sector-level variations can significantly impact value. Properties in sectors showing 15% growth like SS13 3ER may justify premium pricing, while those in areas experiencing correction like SS13 3HP require more competitive positioning. We recommend choosing an agent who can provide evidence-based pricing recommendations backed by comparable sales data from your specific neighbourhood, not just broader area averages.
Presentation matters enormously in attracting buyers and commanding top dollar. Properties that present well in photographs, are professionally valued, and feature in comprehensive marketing campaigns typically achieve better outcomes. Consider minor improvements before listing - fresh paint, tidy gardens, and decluttering can significantly impact buyer perception and final offers. The investment in preparing your property for sale often returns multiples through achieved sale price.
We also suggest reviewing the agent's negotiation track record and understanding their fee structure before committing. Given the micro-market variations in SS13 3, an agent with proven success in your specific sector can make a meaningful difference to your final sale price.

Based on current market share data, the leading agents in SS13 3 include Temme English and Gibson & Brennan, each holding 6.8% market share with 8 active listings. Griffin Residential Group follows at 5.1% market share with 6 listings. Balgores, Bear Estate Agents, and Aspire Estate Agents each hold 4.3% market share. We recommend using our comparison tool to find the best agent for your specific location within SS13 3, your property type, and your pricing expectations.
Estate agent fees in the SS13 3 area typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT of the final sale price, with most traditional high-street agents charging around 1.5% to 2%. This means on a property selling for the average price of £304,368, fees would range from approximately £3,650 to £9,500. Online agents offer fixed-fee alternatives typically between £999 and £1,999, which can result in significant savings for higher-value properties but may come with reduced personal service. We recommend getting clear fee quotes from multiple agents before making your decision.
House prices in SS13 3 show mixed trends across different sectors. The broader SS13 area has seen an average sold price of £308,584 over the past year. Some sectors like SS13 3ER have shown growth, with prices 15% above their 2017 peak. However, other areas like SS13 3HP have experienced significant corrections, with prices 58% below their 2022 peak. SS13 3EN has seen a 4% year-on-year decline. The variation highlights the importance of sector-specific analysis rather than relying on overall postcode averages when pricing or buying property.
SS13 3 covers residential areas of Basildon including Fryerns and Pitsea, offering a mix of post-war housing typical of a new town development. The area provides good value compared to London, with excellent transport links via Basildon railway station serving London Fenchurch Street. Local amenities include the Eastgate shopping centre, various restaurants, and green spaces. The area appeals to families and commuters seeking affordable housing within reach of the capital, with good schools and reasonable connectivity to employment centres. We find it particularly attractive for first-time buyers and families looking to upgrade from London without sacrificing connectivity.
Three-bedroom properties dominate the SS13 3 market with 61 active listings, followed by two-bedroom properties with 27 listings. Terraced houses are the most common property type at 39 listings, with an average price of £297,179. Flats represent 15 listings averaging £181,333, while detached properties are scarce with only 7 listings but command premium prices averaging £485,714. This mix reflects the suburban family character of the area, with terraced and semi-detached properties forming the backbone of the housing stock.
The SS13 3 area recorded 121 property transactions over the past 24 months, indicating healthy market activity. This transaction volume provides good data for comparables when valuing your property and suggests sufficient buyer demand to support successful sales in the current market conditions. The volume of transactions also means local agents have substantial recent data to inform their valuations and marketing strategies.
The choice depends on your priorities and circumstances. Local agents like Temme English, Gibson & Brennan, and Griffin Residential Group offer physical presence, face-to-face service, and detailed neighbourhood knowledge that can be valuable in a market with significant micro-variations. Online agents like Purplebricks and iad offer fixed fees that can save money on higher-value properties but require more seller involvement. We find that given the significant price variations across different sectors in SS13 3, local expertise often proves valuable for accurate pricing and effective negotiation.
The current average asking price in SS13 3 is £304,368 based on 117 active listings. Price distribution shows most properties (60 listings) in the £300k-£500k range, with 35 listings between £200k-£300k. Only 17 properties are listed under £200k, while 3 properties exceed £500k and one premium listing is over £1 million. This distribution indicates a predominantly mid-market suburban property landscape with good options across all price points.
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