Selling in Newcastle upon Tyne
The typical home in Newcastle upon Tyne sells for around £212,000. At a standard 1.42% agent fee that's roughly £3,000 in commission — on Keyzee you keep it. List for free, talk to buyers directly, and pay 0% commission.
Set your asking price and see what you would hand over in commission — and what you keep by selling on Keyzee instead.
| Agent fee band | You would pay | On Keyzee |
|---|---|---|
| Low (1.0%) | £2,100 | £0 |
| Typical (1.42%) | £3,000 | £0 |
| Above average (1.8%) | £3,800 | £0 |
| High (3.0%) | £6,350 | £0 |
At a typical 1.42% fee that is £3,000 in commission. On Keyzee it is £0 — you keep the lot.
Estimates only, for illustration. Agent fees vary by area, agent and property; most quote a percentage plus VAT. Keyzee charges no listing fee and no commission.
Pricing accurately is the single biggest lever a private seller has. These are real Newcastle upon Tyne sold prices from HM Land Registry — the same source lenders and surveyors use.
| Property type | Median sold price | Agent fee at 1.42% | On Keyzee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | £330,000 | £4,700 | £0 |
| Semi-detached | £255,000 | £3,600 | £0 |
| Terraced | £208,000 | £2,950 | £0 |
| Flat/Maisonette | £185,000 | £2,650 | £0 |
| Other | £180,000 | £2,550 | £0 |
Based on Newcastle upon Tyne sales up to April 2026. See the full Newcastle upon Tyne house price guide →
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Estate agents in Newcastle upon Tyne typically charge between 1% and 3% + VAT. At the national average of 1.42% including VAT, on a typical £212,000 Newcastle upon Tyne sale that's around £3,000. Higher-fee agents can reach £7,650. On Keyzee you pay £0 commission.
Yes. Keyzee lets Newcastle upon Tyne owners list directly, take buyer enquiries, and manage offers without paying commission. You keep control of pricing, viewings and timing.
On a typical Newcastle upon Tyne sale price of £212,000, a 1.42% agent fee works out around £3,000 including VAT. On Keyzee that's £0.
Yes — you are removing the estate agent, not the legal process. A conveyancer still handles the legal work once you have agreed a sale.
Typical sale price from HM Land Registry Price Paid data. Agent-fee figure is an estimate at 1.42% including VAT for illustration. Read the full guide to selling without an agent →