Estate agent fees · East of England

Estate agent fees in Peterborough

On the Peterborough average price of £233,000, a typical high-street fee of 1% plus VAT comes to £2,796. Across the usual national range for sole agency, that is anywhere from £2,097 to £4,194 including VAT.

Work out the fee on your price

Starts at the Peterborough average of £233,000 (June 2026, UK House Price Index). Move the slider to your own figure.

Sole agency, low (0.75% + VAT)
£2,097
Sole agency, typical (1% + VAT)
£2,796
Sole agency, high (1.5% + VAT)
£4,194
Multi-agency (2%–3.5% + VAT)
£5,592 – £9,786
Online fixed fee (typical)
£0 – £1,499 inc VAT

All figures include VAT at 20%. Percentage ranges are national UK ranges, not Peterborough-specific rates.

The Peterborough market

East Anglian market with 50-minute London rail link supporting commuter demand. Annual change here: up 1.1%. For comparison, the typical UK home is worth £272,000. At this price level, the difference between two agents' quotes is usually a few hundred pounds; their track record on similar Peterborough sales matters more.

Negotiating your fee

Every 0.25 percentage points you negotiate off the rate saves about £699 on an average Peterborough sale. Ask for a short tie-in and notice period too; they cost a good agent nothing. Sellers near Peterborough can compare figures for Ipswich (£248k), Norwich (£273k), Luton (£288k).

See our fee negotiation checklist and questions to ask agents.

Questions about fees in Peterborough

How much are estate agent fees in Peterborough?

On the Peterborough average price of £233,000, sole-agency fees at the usual UK range of 0.75%–1.5% plus VAT come to £2,097–£4,194. Multi-agency would be £5,592–£9,786.

Are Peterborough agents more expensive than elsewhere?

We do not have reliable published data on Peterborough commission rates, so we use national ranges. Because fees are a percentage, they are lower in pounds here because Peterborough prices are 14% below the UK average.

Do I pay the fee if my home doesn't sell?

With most high-street agents, no — the fee is due on completion. Many online agents charge a fixed fee upfront or after a set period regardless of sale. Check the contract.

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