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Looking for the best estate agents in Manchester? In the last 6 months, 8,748 properties have been listed for sale, and the average asking price in Manchester is £290,540. Homes typically take 11 weeks to go under offer. Local estate agents charge an average fee of 1.3%, equating to around £3,777 on a typical sale.
Manchester Property Market Summary
- Average asking price£290,540
- Average sale time11 weeks
- Asking price change-1.7%
- Average estate agent fee1.3%
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List of Estate Agents in Manchester
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9th Jul 2026 (6 weeks ago)Smooth and experience and friendly staffs
3rd Apr 2026 (20 weeks ago)Reeds Rains Estate Agents Didsbury delivered an exceptional experience from start to finish. The team was friendly, professional, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure everything ran smoothly. They kept me fully informed throughout the process and were quick to respond to any questions or concerns. Their knowledge of the local market was impressive, and they made what could have been a stressful experience feel easy and well-managed. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable and dedicated estate agent in Didsbury!
19th Aug 2026 (4 days ago)Selling our house with Edward Mellor was positive until getting on towards the end of the process. Giving 1 star because of this would also be incredibly harsh because overall, and having a few months to sit on it before coming online and leaving a horrendous review, the experience wasn’t what it should have been.<br><br>They had a challenge with our house; it had been on the market previously with another vendor who produced almost exactly nothing when we decided to take a break and focus on our children. We all have challenges in our life and the trouble with a process like selling a house is it can become incredibly inhumane; poor, low ball offers, a lack of response from anyone and the constant fear of your buyer pulling out, especially in 2025/2026 when the market has been quite odd.<br><br>Initially the sales team were amazing; Andrew and then Josh, both excellent representatives and did everything they could within their power to get viewings in. I took a number of the viewings myself as they were struggling for staff but then were able to recruit in. No problem there. Once the house had been on the market for a couple of months we sold. Unfortunately our buyer pulled out with a couple of weeks to go, among the worst possible things a buyer can do. Mellor were straight on the phone to say they would handle it, get it back on and get us a buyer. Then silence for days. This is not the time for silence. We also had a very non-chalant call with the manager Jo who showed zero interest in keeping us and we had the sense they wanted to offload us. We carried on, again, due to the excellent sales team we initially had.<br><br>The sales side dropped off massively, as there were either no people to take viewings so had to do them myself or they would send new people every time. They could be excellent sales people but this is the time to send your experienced sales people who know the house, so ended up doing the viewings myself. We sold again a month or so later and ended up having to renegotiate on our price following a survey. This caused a lot of anxiety and we were left in silence from Mellor about it and then the weekend came. We had to take matters into our own hands and renegotiated with the buyer to keep the sale progressing, a chain of four houses. That’s when Jackie got nasty with me. As it was also progressing quite slowly she suggested to move things forward we pressure the chain with an ultimatum date. This very much rattled the chain and upset a lot of people. Having talked to our buyer and our sellers estate agent to calm things down, I called Jackie to ask her to pull it back. I was aggressively told to ‘stop interfering’, how the reduction wouldn’t have been needed if they had left it to her and to ‘keep my nose out’. I then tried to calm her down and she put the phone down. After that she never answered the phone and rarely responded to emails. Again, I want to stress that this must be a high pressure job but this was an incredibly immature response to paying customers who had been receiving increasingly poor service. This is also the reaction from the person who completes your sale, the person who is with you at the most stressful time. It was honestly not even close to good enough.<br><br>In conclusion, after an initial sales push, the service faded fast. The after sales service was poor and nearly cost us the sale of the house which we could not afford. I cannot recommend Edward Mellor based on this. They have a major problem on after sales and would advise you query if this has changed before taking them on to sell your property. I hope it improves.
10th May 2025 (1 year ago)Very quick and efficient. Property was sold above initial valuation within a week.
14th Aug 2026 (9 days ago)Thank you so much Daniel for all your hard work securing me my new garage.
23rd Jun 2026 (9 weeks ago)My estate agent ghosted me!<br><br>I listed my two-bed flat for sale with Melissa Berry in May. It was my first time selling a property, and thankfully Melissa seemed helpful and friendly at the valuation, although she did seem to take my lead on pricing the property rather than guiding me towards a price that she thought would be a best fit. A couple of weeks later she came to take photos – and that was, sadly, the last I saw or heard of her.<br><br>The property had been on the market for a couple of weeks when I emailed to check in, and asked whether there’d been any interest. I did get a reply from a sales agent called Geraldine, saying that someone was interested in viewing the property but wouldn’t be able to visit for a couple of weeks; I replied straight away with my availability and asked what sort of time the viewing would go ahead. No response.<br><br>A week later, I emailed again to ask if the viewing was going ahead. Again, I was ignored. I tried calling, and left messages. Finally, after waiting another week, I emailed one last time to say that I was going to list the flat with another agent and asking Melissa/Geraldine to remove it from their listings. I expected a reply to that, at least – but instead they quietly took the property off their website, again without replying to my email.<br><br>I wasted over a month trying to work with Melissa Berry, only to be completely ghosted and treated as though I didn’t exist. Whether it was something I said or the business has just taken on more clients than it can handle, I recommend avoiding them unless you enjoy the silent treatment: there are plenty of other agencies out there.
16th Aug 2026 (7 days ago)Excellent service throughout. Kristina and Sarah are always ready to go extra mile to help. I have been with them for couple of years now and they are consistent with delivering exceptional service. As a landlord, I highly recommend them
8th Aug 2025 (1 year ago)Excellent…. Great service.
1st Jul 2026 (8 weeks ago)Ok, so this is going to be a tricky review to be positive about. I want to be as honest and helpful to people reading this review, rather than just say I am annoyed at something and give it a one star. If you don’t have much time to read through this, then please read this headline: I massively regret using Thornley groves. They were genuinely awful, barely reached any level of competence, I ended up LOSING money, and it was hugely stressful. I only rented a place. I cannot imagine ever buying or selling with them. Please read the other reviews carefully and don’t dismiss them as I did. I wish you the best in whatever estate agents you choose. This review is my opinion and not meant to affect business with Thornley Groves in any way. OK, on with the detail. First, the good parts. They had a lot of choice and were quick to get me viewings (I did them through video or pictures) and were happy as campers to ‘get me in’ and on their books. Yep, that’s it. That’s all I have. The not so good (not even the worst parts yet). I dealt with the Deansgate (Whitworth street) branch and with an absolutely abysmal person, Peter. If you do choose Thornley Groves and get assigned Peter, do or say whatever you can to work with someone else. I am not sure how to put this without being cruel, but I also owe it to my (soon to be) Manchester neighbours to be honest. This is my honest opinion. Peter is, without a doubt, the worst person I have ever dealt with professionally. Genuinely. That is not even hyperbole. He is inadequate, lazy, afraid of basic tasks, unable or unwilling to do anything even at the bare minimum level, and honestly just embarrassing as a fellow human. He wouldn’t return emails. Ever. In fact, he did but only when it came to sending them money or signing a document. Anything that needed any effort or work, he literally ignored. He is like a toddler but in an adult body. Simply unable to operate at any sort of adult level. I had to call and call and call. I even got the train from London to the office so I could literally use my own mobile phone and dial numbers to connect with others, so he could talk to them. He used my phone because he couldn’t make a phone call for himself. (He also claimed he tried but could never get it to work, but it took me literally three minutes. Genuinely, I have the call log!). He didn’t give me the correct keys to move in. Once we got through it, Peter gave me the front door key and I asked if there were any others. Mail keys, apartment building keys, etc. He assured me no. Literally all keys were needed. It took me 3 weeks and speaking with other people at Thornle Groves to get the window key (still waiting on), apartment building/trash room key, and mailbox key. Even when I collected the keys, I overheard him talking to another person that very day, just before me, saying he gave the wrong keys to him. Also, they don’t tell you who your service providers are. I spent a few weeks tracking down who I need to pay bills to. You are given a list of UK service providers and that’s it, just figure it out for yourself. Lastly, the goodlord referencing company were just as bad as Thornley groves. They sent so many referring emails to my employer (they only need one but sent around 6 over the course of weeks) I had the owner of the company asking me what was going on. They took weeks longer than needed. It cost me around 500GBP in hotels for the delay, and they lied, multiple times about things they were doing. One lie was to say that my company had never replied (even though the owner and head of HR showed me the replies themselves). Thornley Groves chose to use that specific referencing company. Their behaviour also reflects on them. If you have read this far, then fair play, this one was a long review. The thing is, I don’t believe this is a one off. I am not just some random person with a grudge, I am like you. Looking for a new place, wanting it to go as smoothly as possible. I have all my ducks in a row, great credit, good job, charm and charisma (well, maybe not), and it was still a nightmare choosing Thornley Groves and, ergh, dare I say his name, Peter. The abomination they call Peter! I wish I had took the other 1-star reviews more seriously. I thought they were just some disgruntled people and it would be fine. It wasn’t. I deeply deeply regret ever speaking to Thornely Groves.
5th Aug 2026 (18 days ago)Martin & Co recently sold my house. I was very impressed with Earl & his staff who very professional when dealing with all issues relating to the sale. They were lovely to deal with.<br>I would definitely use this company in the future.
19th Aug 2026 (4 days ago)Thanks to James and the team for successfully selling my house.<br>I became very stressed in the last couple of weeks before exchange and their support and patience with me was much appreciated. Their customer service is excellent and I would highly recommend gascoigne halman if you are looking to sell.
1st Aug 2024 (2 years ago)Good communication throughout
28th Apr 2024 (2 years ago)Very efficient service.
11th Aug 2026 (12 days ago)Absolutely awful at getting back to you about any problems. Found out our fire alarms were 9 years out of date and very dangerous. Wooden door to our dishwasher fell on my foot and only got fixed the week after we moved out the flat. My housemate didn’t have a working radiator in the winter and had to sleep with 3 blankets. Didn’t have a working washing machine for months. Constant leak in the sink. We will be reporting these guys to the council DO NOT GO WITH THEM.
24th Jul 2025 (1 year ago)First time I’ve ever done this, Was anxious about the idea, But I was able to get through it with the help from the people who helped me, Fantastic.
3rd Jul 2025 (1 year ago)Invaluable advice and guidance
14th Jun 2026 (10 weeks ago)Absolutely amazing. Really friendly and very polite. I would definitely recommend, 10/10!!! Thank you ??????
31st Aug 2025 (11 mo. ago)I specifically liaise with Liz and she is doing an excellent job, very professional, Thank you David
George Adams Estate Agents - Manchester
Unit 1 bishops corner 321 Stretford Road, Lancs Manchester, M15 4UW(175 reviews)
3rd Jul 2026 (7 weeks ago)Rented with George Adams for a year and had no issues, always been quick to sort any issues and friendly team.
3rd Aug 2026 (20 days ago)Jack was responsive throughout the purchase of my property and, whenever I contacted him, he helped move matters forward. He also remained helpful after completion when I needed further information about the property. His communication style could sometimes feel quite abrupt, and some early paperwork needed correcting, but overall he was effective and helped bring the purchase to completion. The Prosecco and card when I collected the keys were also a lovely and thoughtful touch!
28th Jul 2026 (26 days ago)Through out the year, general expectations of a letting agency were met. However, due to a couple instances, this rules out a good review.<br><br>One - they lied about attending a property when a fire risk was present, protecting their maintenance crew rather than admitting fault on their behalf. This was extremely concerning as all of our belongings including the house could have been destroyed!<br><br>Two - at the end of the tenancy, they charged their flat rate of £50 for a mattress clean for a tiny (1inchx1inch) brown mark, when the mattress was already measured by their own metric as ‘7’ meaning ‘minor marks or minor signs of wear and tear’. Then lied about the proceedings of the deposit return - stating that they would take all of the deposit if they did not accept our counter offer after three attempts via a 3rd party, causing our lead tenant to send a lower offer of £25, worried that they would take the whole deposit. However, this was a lie and this is not how the 3rd party operated, but it was too late to retrieve the offer once it has been accepted.<br>Additionally a mattress clean costs £50 or it doesn’t, the fact they even took our lower offer of £25 reveals they were just out for a quick cash grab, disgusting<br><br>All in all, MCR Move has a track record of a lying, do not go with them! Plenty of better agencies out there!
13th Aug 2026 (10 days ago)Pleased to have used Stevenson Whyte to sell our Castlefield flat recently. They provided a great level of service throughout the whole process and made it as smooth as possible.
21st Feb 2026 (6 mo. ago)Awful experience with these guys. The manager hung up on me spoke all over me. Absolutely no communications whatsoever. Dubious to say the least. Do not act in client interests
8th Jul 2024 (2 years ago)top team special thanks to Sophie Willis !!!
11th Aug 2026 (12 days ago)Really recommend BRICS properties as throughout tenancy duration they been responsive and problem solved for me.
Agents in this area will typically be able to sell your house in Altrincham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Bolton, Broughton, Bury, Central Manchester, Cheetham and Heywood. If you're looking for an estate agent in Higher Crumpsall, Hulme, Irlam o the Height, Kersal, Oldham and Pendleton 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 Manchester matters more than most sellers realise. With 329 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 Manchester?
Local estate agencies in Manchester typically charge around 1.3%, which equates to an average fee of £3,777 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 Manchester?
Properties in Manchester take around 11 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 Manchester?
The average asking price change in Manchester is currently -1.7%. 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 Manchester?
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 Manchester properties, and you can then compare local agents before deciding who to invite in.
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