Estate agents in Ellington — Free Valuation, £895 Fixed Fee
A fixed fee of £895 to sell your home, not a percentage of it. Local valuations, accompanied viewings, and someone who answers the phone.
Our Agents is a Northumberland estate agency covering Ellington, from the village streets and newer estates to the homes along the A1068, and out toward Cresswell, Lynemouth, Linton and the southern end of Druridge Bay. We sell Ellington homes for one fixed fee of £895 instead of percentage commission, keeping about £2,192 with you on a typical local sale of £243,032. Free valuation, no tie-in.
Sell my house in Ellington
Ready to sell? Get a free valuation with no tie-in, then list your home with a fixed £895 fee instead of the 1.27% average commission. 95% sell at the open house.
There is no single best estate agent in Ellington
Ellington is served by the established Morpeth-area names alongside fixed-fee agents like us. Here is how our selling results compare - every figure is one we publish across the rest of the site.
What you would pay to sell in Ellington
Based on the average sale price of £243,032 in Ellington over the 12 months to June 2026 (HM Land Registry).
The fee is the whole fee. A Rightmove featured advert and the major portals, professional photography, three videos, a floor plan, the EPC arranged for you, the open house event, offer management and sales progression through to completion. Thirteen services, no commission and no add-ons - the full list is on our selling package page.
What is actually selling
Over the 12 months to June 2026, 23 homes sold in Ellington itself at an average of £243,032, according to HM Land Registry.
Source: HM Land Registry price paid data for addresses in Ellington itself, standard sales 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026. Our Ellington house prices report covers the wider area.
Knowing Ellington
Buyers looking in Ellington often ask how close a home is to these places, and it can make a real difference to the price:
- Cresswell beach and Druridge Bay
- the village primary school
- Widdrington station on the East Coast Main Line
- the A1068 and A189 toward Ashington and Newcastle
What moves a price in Ellington
Ellington is a former mining village behind the dunes of Druridge Bay’s southern end, and its buyers are mostly local families and people wanting coastal space on a budget.
The village’s older terraces are its most affordable homes. Condition, heating and parking make the biggest difference to what they achieve.
Family homes and newer developments that sell on bedrooms, garden and energy efficiency.
Homes nearest Cresswell and the beach appeal to buyers who want the sand within reach, with Widdrington station and the A189 minutes away.
In the 12 months to June 2026: 23 sales in Ellington at an average of £243,032; detached homes £337,000, semis £243,250. Source: HM Land Registry price paid data for Ellington. The wider area is covered in our Ellington house prices report.
The rest of the move, quoted before you commit
You do not have to be selling with us to use any of these, and you do not have to use ours to sell with us. Each one gives you a written quote up front.
Questions we get asked in Ellington
£895 fixed with us. The Northumberland average is around 1.27% including VAT (GetAgent, September 2026), which on a typical local sale of £243,032 works out at roughly £3,087.
Yes. Our Agents sells homes in Ellington for one fixed fee of £895, whatever the sale price, with no commission and no tie-in. At the Northumberland average fee of around 1.27% including VAT (GetAgent, September 2026), a typical local sale of £243,032 would cost roughly £3,783, so a fixed fee keeps about £2,192 more with you. The £895 covers professional photography, three videos, a Rightmove featured advert, the managed open house and sales progression to completion.
Over the 12 months to June 2026, 23 homes sold in Ellington itself at an average of £243,032, according to HM Land Registry. Detached homes averaged £337,000. The average was 28.6% higher than the 12 months before, though with this few sales the average moves a lot with the mix of homes sold. A free in-person valuation shows you the comparable sales for a home like yours.
Thirteen services, every time: a Rightmove featured advert and other property portals, professional photography, three videos covering the property, the location and the lifestyle, a floor plan, the EPC arranged for you, a tailored marketing plan, the open house event, offer management and sales progression. The full list is on our selling package page.
Yes, in person and with no obligation. We show you the comparable sales the figure is built on, so you can judge it yourself rather than take our word for it.
Offer to completion is typically ten to fourteen weeks locally, and the legal stage is where most of that sits. Getting the paperwork ready before you list is the single biggest thing that shortens it.
No. They are there because they make the chain faster when everyone is talking to each other, but you are free to use anyone you like, and you can use ours without selling through us.
Our Agents covers Ellington with a fixed selling fee of £895 rather than percentage commission. The established agents covering Ellington charge a percentage; on a typical local sale of £243,032 our fixed fee leaves about £2,192 more with you. Valuations are free with no tie-in.
There is no single best agent for everyone, and any agent who tells you otherwise is selling rather than advising. The evidence on Our Agents: a Silver award in the Best Estate Agent Guide, a 5.0 rating with every one of our reviews at five stars, a fixed £895 fee with no commission, 95% of homes sold at the open house and a 14-day average to sale agreed. Ask every agent the same three things - the total fee including VAT, the tie-in length, and what marketing happens before your home reaches Rightmove - then decide for yourself.
The established agents covering Ellington charge a percentage of your sale price. We charge £895 fixed, and on a typical local sale that is about £2,192 that stays with you. Ask any of us for the same three things - what the fee includes, what happens if it does not sell, and who actually does your viewings.