Estate & Letting Agents in Tamworth
Tamworth is a thriving Staffordshire market town, and Hunters offers an equal focus on sales and lettings across its three main postcodes, B77, B78 and B79 plus the wider ring of villages around the town, with decades of combined team experience and a customer satisfaction rate of over 90%.
Our services
| Service | What it covers |
| Free property valuation | Online or in-person, for sales or lettings |
| Fully managed sales | Professional marketing and support through to completion |
| Flexible lettings packages | Tenant find only, rent collection or fully managed, tailored to landlords |
| Nil excess rent protection | Optional landlord cover including legal protection |
| My Hunters portal | 24/7 access to viewings, feedback and offers |
| Marketing | Photography, videography, floor plans and QR-coded boards, listed on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket |
Areas we cover
Amington, Wilnecote and Glascote (B77)
B77 is Tamworth’s most active postcode, covering Amington, Wilnecote, Glascote, Dosthill and Stoneydelph. It offers the most accessible entry point into the market, with two-bedroom terraces available from around £175,000–£195,000, and is popular with logistics and distribution workers thanks to the nearby A5 corridor and Birch Coppice Business Park.
Fazeley, Polesworth and the surrounding villages (B78)
B78 takes in Fazeley, at the junction of the A5 and A4091, and Polesworth further north, anchored by Polesworth Abbey, along with Dordon, Kingsbury, Hurley, Wood End, Drayton Bassett and Baddesley Ensor. Both larger villages and the town itself offer a village feel with larger, often period, properties commanding a premium over B77.
Tamworth town centre and northern villages (B79)
B79 covers the town centre and surrounding streets, including areas near St Editha’s Square and the Gungate regeneration zone, with an average house price of around £290,000. New development at Ashby Road is adding modern stock to an area historically dominated by older housing. B79 also extends to the villages of Wigginton, Hopwas, Warton, Shuttington, Elford, Harlaston, Clifton Campville, Edingale and Newton Regis to the north of the town.
Just over the border: Atherstone, Austrey and Grendon
A short drive east into Warwickshire, we also cover Atherstone, Austrey and Grendon for buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords who want the same local Tamworth-area expertise a little further out.
Landlords and the Renters’ Rights Act
Our lettings team offers flexible packages from tenant find only through to fully managed lettings, with a nil excess rent protection policy available.
The Renters’ Rights Act, in force since May 2026, includes:
- Abolition of Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions
- Conversion of fixed-term tenancies to rolling periodic contracts
- Rent increase limits via Section 13 notices
- A tenant’s right to request to keep a pet, which landlords cannot unreasonably refuse
- A mandatory Government Information Sheet for all landlords
We review every managed tenancy against current legislation, including the Renters’ Rights Act.
Frequently asked questions
What postcodes does Hunters Tamworth cover?
We cover B77 (Amington, Wilnecote, Glascote, Stoneydelph), B78 (Fazeley, Polesworth, Dordon, Kingsbury) and B79 (Tamworth town centre and villages including Wigginton, Hopwas, Elford and Harlaston), plus Atherstone, Austrey and Grendon just over the Warwickshire border.
What is the average house price in Tamworth?
The overall Tamworth average is around £245,000–£255,000 (Hunters Tamworth house price guide, 2026), with B77 averaging £263,658, B78 averaging £286,999, and B79 around £290,000 (Zoopla and Belvoir Tamworth, 2026).
Is Tamworth a good area for buy-to-let investment?
Gross rental yields across Tamworth typically range from 5.5% to 6.5%, with B77’s terraced homes in Glascote and Amington among the strongest performers, sometimes reaching 6% to 7% (Hunters Tamworth and Belvoir Tamworth guides, 2026).
How much does it cost to sell a house through Hunters Tamworth?
There is no upfront fee — commission is only payable once your property has sold. Contact us for a free valuation and tailored quote.
Local market data
- Tamworth overall average sold price: £245,000–£255,000 (Hunters Tamworth, 2026)
- B77 average sold price: £263,658 (Zoopla, 2026)
- B78 average sold price: £286,999 (Zoopla, 2026)
- B79 average sold price: around £290,000 (Belvoir Tamworth, 2026)
- Gross rental yields across Tamworth: 5.5%–6.5% (Hunters Tamworth, 2026)
- The average UK house price stood at £271,900 in June 2026, up 1.5% year on year (Zoopla House Price Index, June 2026), while the Bank of England base rate has been held at 3.75% since the start of 2026 (Bank of England, June 2026).
Figures are averages and vary by street and property type.
Contact us for a valuation specific to your property.
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