Looking for the best estate agents in Higher Row? In the last 6 months, 5 properties have been listed for sale, and the average asking price in Higher Row is £1,111,000. Homes typically take 27 weeks to go under offer. Local estate agents charge an average fee of 1.43%, equating to around £15,887 on a typical sale.

Higher Row Property Market Summary

Average asking price£1,111,000

Average sale time27 weeks
Asking price change-5.5%
Average estate agent fee1.43%

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There aren't any agents with branches in Higher Row, but these are the agents that have listed properties in this area.

List of Estate Agents in Higher Row

Showing 1 - 4 of 4

Hearnes Estate Agents - Wimborne
The Quarterjack, 6 Cook Row, Wimborne, BH21 1LB
(21 reviews)
8th Feb 2026 (6 mo. ago)
Professional agency. Highly recommended... Read more
Woolley & Wallis - Ringwood
23 High Street, Ringwood, BH24 1AB
(3 reviews)
7th Aug 2025 (1 year ago)
Fantastic service from all at w and w ringwood but special thanks to Will Scott. He was clear courteous and efficient and achieved a sale with a minimum of fuss. Woul recommend the team at Ringwood without hesitation - first class service at every stage Thank you... Read more
Fisks
12 East Street, BH21 1DS
(155 reviews)
3rd Aug 2026 (20 days ago)
We have recently bought a house through Fisks. The customer service from day one was, unfortunately, very poor. The problems started at the very first viewing, which we had booked via phone call with their office after an expression of interest through Rightmove. We turned up, and no one was there. When I called the office, I was told they had no record of the booking. A representative did eventually show up (the same person I spoke to on the original booking who claimed to have no idea), but she seemed completely uninterested in being there. Very little engagement and desire to understand our position because we “weren't ready”. Not the best experience when being sold a house. Despite this, we put our own house on the market, and sold it within 7 days. From offer acceptance to exchange took 16 weeks, well in line with the current UK national average. Throughout that time, Fisks' behaviour, in our opinion, was not professional. We understand the need to check the progress of the chain, but their approach was to hound all of us repeatedly. Communication was entirely one-way; Fisks rarely returned our phone calls, yet towards the end they spent weeks chasing and pressuring everyone else in the chain, including our own buyer’s solicitor. At one point, they even accused us of lying about our buyer's status, despite having kept them and the seller's solicitor updated throughout. By panicking and hounding five different parties at once, they were inevitably confused and created mixed messages for themselves. It felt like their own internal mismanagement and poor communication meant they simply couldn't keep track of the facts. We were also subjected to threats that the house would be relisted if we didn’t exchange by a certain date (never happened and screams bullying tactics). The most frustrating part was that after being put under an immense amount of pressure to rush the process, the sellers themselves weren't actually ready to complete within a timely window anyway, which felt totally unjust. To top it all off, on our second viewing we asked Fisks if the buyer was going to leave the white goods. They followed up with an email asking us if we would like to purchase them for a fee. We politely declined. Further down the line, we were presented with the contents and fitting form from the seller's solicitor, which, in fact, did stipulate that the white goods were being left. So we instructed our solicitor to ensure that they were remaining in the property, which they did agree. Move-in day comes, no white goods, a hefty amount of money being spent not only on our part to replace, but also by the sellers to remove what should have been left as per the contents and fittings form. Overall, a very sloppy sale. This high-pressure, unorganised approach is exactly how housing chains collapse. I am incredibly relieved to no longer have to deal with Fisks, and I cannot recommend them based on this experience. Sadly, the property had already been on the market for 6 months with a previous agent, and it seems such a shame that Fisks have taken the commission, as it definitely wasn’t earned in this case.... Read more
Woolley & Wallis - Fordingbridge
33 Salisbury Street, Fordingbridge, SP6 1AB
(12 reviews)
1st Jul 2026 (8 weeks ago)
To many repairs needed after taking keys. Un livable 5 months should have really had rent money paid back... Read more

Agents in this area will typically be able to sell your house in Broom Hill, Chalbury Common, Gaunts Common, Haythorn, Holt, Holt Heath, Holt Wood and Horton. If you're looking for an estate agent in Lodge Hill, Mannington, Uppington and White Moor and other local areas, the majority of these agents will also be able to help you sell your house too.

Choosing the right estate agent in Higher Row matters more than most sellers realise. With 4 agents currently active across the area, performance varies considerably - some agents keep price changes to a minimum while others regularly make larger reductions. GetAgent pulls together verified sales data for every agent listed here so you can compare them on what actually counts: how quickly they sell, how much they typically reduce asking prices by, and what previous sellers say about working with them.

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What is the average fee in Higher Row?

Local estate agencies in Higher Row typically charge around 1.43%, which equates to an average fee of £15,887 on a standard sale. Fees can vary between agents - GetAgent shows you the exact fee for each agent before you commit.

How long does it take to sell a house in Higher Row?

Properties in Higher Row take around 27 weeks to go under offer on average. This varies depending on your area, property type and which estate agent you choose. GetAgent's data shows average sale times for every agent listed here.

What is the average asking price change in Higher Row?

The average asking price change in Higher Row is currently -5.5%. Individual agent performance varies - some agents maintain prices better than others. GetAgent shows you each agent's track record before you choose.

Should I get a valuation before choosing an estate agent in Higher Row?

Yes - knowing your property's value helps you assess whether the agents you speak to are pricing realistically. GetAgent offers a free instant online valuation for Higher Row properties, and you can then compare local agents before deciding who to invite in.

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