Content Written By: Raphael Kaye - Last Updated: 28/11/2025
Whatever your circumstances in Swansea, we’re here to help you make your property sale as quick and painless as possible. Most people dread the process of selling a house, but with us, it couldn’t be easier—in fact, we’ll do all the hard work for you, so you’ll barely need to lift a finger.
Here’s how we’ve helped people like you in Swansea recently:
28 Swansea properties bought by The Property Buying Company | £150,750 Average cost of properties purchased in Swansea in 2024 | 24 days Fastest time to complete property purchases in Swansea |
“Grant has been very good and helpful. It is difficult to have conversations around this with my family and he has been very patient and understanding. The whole process has been explained clearly.”
Date of experience: May 20, 2025
✔ Quick sale of a mortgaged property at a RICS valuation of £105,000
✔ Final price received by our customer: £83,000 (79% of market value)
✔ No viewings, pull-outs, long negotiations or mortgage approvals
✔ Completed in 25 days, rather than the 172-day average with estate agents
Do you have a probate property to sell? Or do you need to make a quick sale of a family home to secure your dream property as part of a chain? Wherever you are on your journey, we’re here to help you make it easy to sell property fast. You don’t have to organise a Swansea solicitor or even consult an estate agent to sell—we’re a cash buyer that will handle it all for you, so all you have to do is consider a free cash offer and decide whether or not you want to go ahead. Submit your postcode today to get started.
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136 days Average time on market for detached properties -5% | 285 days Average time on market for flats +6% | 99 days Average time on market for semi-detached properties -12% |
28 Number of detached properties sold -46% | 14 Number of flats sold -13% | 38 Number of semi-detached properties sold -55% |
Source: Time On Market Report and Property Asking Price Report for Swansea - November 2024 to November 2025 - Home.co.uk
Generally speaking, the housing market in the UK in 2025 has been mainly shaped by the stamp duty changes that came into effect in April. In many regions of the country, it led buyers to rush through their property purchases to avoid paying more tax after the deadline, which is why you’ll see a spike in activity in the first quarter of the year almost everywhere—explore Home.co.uk’s data to see buying and selling trends for any part of the UK here.
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In Swansea, sales over the past year actually peaked in November 2024, with a slow downward trend toward the end of March. After that, sales of terraces in particular steadily increased month by month until July, with all house types on average spending 147 days on the market.
Property Consultant Manager at The Property Buying Company, Raphael Kaye, has seen trends change in Swansea in recent times:
Swansea’s housing market has undergone some interesting changes over the past 12 months—here’s what’s been affecting it in 2025:
Home.co.uk data tells us that the average asking price for all house types fell from £291,000 to under £288,000 in the year to November 2025, but Rightmove, which uses data from HM Land Registry, paints an interesting picture with that in mind. The average sold price in the city went up by 3% over the past year and 8% since 2022.
❌ The bad news: Sellers can be left unsure about how to pitch their property when they get conflicting advice from different sources, such as property portals and estate agents.
✔ The good news: The Property Buying Company offers a cash price that’s fair and unbinding, with the added benefit of being able to buy within days.
Swansea is apparently showing average returns of 5.27% on rental properties, according to TKR Management, so more and more investors will be getting attracted to the area. The city is increasingly student-heavy, so there’s always a need for rented accommodation for a good chunk of the year.
❌ The bad news: Homeowners in Swansea might be getting increasingly hassled by investors looking to capitalise on the prospect of increasing rental yields.
✔ The good news: You can get an instant and free cash offer from The Property Buying Company to compare alongside any other offers you might receive.
No matter what type of property you have for sale in Swansea, we’re the kind of buyer you’ve been looking for—the kind that can buy off you in as little as seven days, if that suits your timeline. Do away with lengthy waits on the open market and frustrating prospects of property chain collapse and sell the easy way today. All we need at this stage is your postcode so we can send you a no-obligation cash offer for your property.
You can obviously choose to sell your house however you want, but you’ll want to compare your options if you are focused on a quick sale.
Using estate agents to sell on the open market is perhaps the route most people go for automatically, but it also has the potential to be the slowest; many people wait up to (or even over) a year to sell their home. You’ll also need to pay solicitors to process the sale.
Selling at a Swansea auction is a much quicker way to find a buyer, as you essentially get a room full of interested parties to bid on your house—they are there for that purpose. You will have fees to pay that way, too.
Selling to a cash buyer is probably the fastest route to completion, with many sales wrapping up in only a couple of weeks. With companies like The Property Buying Company, you’ll get your legal fees covered, so what you’re offered is what you’ll get for your Swansea property.
| METHOD | YOU PAY | AVERAGE SALE TIME |
|---|---|---|
| Selling at an auction | £2.5k-5k | 6-10 weeks |
| Selling with The Property Buying Company | £0 | 2-3 weeks |
| Selling via estate agents | £1k-5k | 16-52 weeks |
House prices in Wales have slowly risen over the past year, which is more than can be said for a lot of other regions across the UK. The ONS reported that, as of September 2025, property prices had risen by 2.7%, with those in Swansea in particular rising by 3.6% to an average of £208,000. Rental rates in the city went up by 5.6%, too, with landlords now charging an average of £811 for private properties.
This means it’s a pretty good time to sell a Swansea home, as you could stand to get more for it than you would have this time last year. Investors will be looking for buy-to-let properties to start making money out of the increased interest in the area, but they will be as likely to negotiate as regular buyers on the open market will, so it’s important to do your research so you know what your property is worth and, more importantly, what you want to charge for it.
Cash buying companies like us don’t need to enter into negotiations—what we offer is what you’ll get for your property and it’s really easy to get the process underway.
Here’s how easy it is to get started:
There are all sorts of ways to sell your Swansea home, from estate agents to cash buyers like us. You might not have considered us as your first choice, but we have proven to be an extremely convenient and satisfying option for many people in your situation. We pride ourselves on making selling easy for Swansea residents and we think the proof is in the property pudding here.
Our Trustpilot reviews and customer stories will tell you what we’re all about, so you can make a decision based on real-world sales of properties like yours.
Enjoy the quickest and easiest way to sell your house by choosing The Property Buying Company today—we might be able to complete within a week. It’s as simple as submitting your postcode to get started. As cash buyers, we’ll take any property in Swansea, no matter the condition or location.
✔ We can complete in as little as 7 days
✔ We are cash buyers
✔ We don’t do mountains of paperwork
✔ We are members of The Property Ombudsman
✔ We cover your fees, including solicitors
28/11/2025 - Content rewritten by Raphael Kaye
28/11/2025 - Content updated in line with Editorial Guidelines (Reviewed by Mathew McCorry)
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