Welcome To Your Local Estate Agent And Letting Agent In Pontypridd 

We understand what it takes to sell a property at the best price. Our property marketing is fully encompassing and we advertise on the major portals including Rightmove, Zoola and On The Market.

Finding a buyer for your property needs great marketing, sales skills and negotiating skills but, after a buyer is found, the skills are quite different. At this point you need proactive management of the sale, continually checking solicitor’s progress, identifying potential snags, preventing unnecessary delays and keeping all parties up to date with progress.

This is why, when we are selling a property in Pontypridd we have two experienced teams, each using their different skills and focus to sell property quickly, efficiently and at the best price.

Our property sales team manage the launch of the property onto the sales market, ensuring best quality marketing and exposure. The sales team will manage enquiries, conduct qualified property sales viewings, and find a buyer for your property.

Our Progression Team take over after an offer has been accepted on a property. The progression team is focussed on ensuring the property sale completes in as quick as time as is possible, whilst ensuring everyone is kept up to date with the property sales progress.

If you would like to deal with a reliable and professional estate agent in Pontypridd, then please contact us. At Belvoir we have everything you need to sell your property quickly, efficiently and at the best price.

We offer FREE, no obligation, property sales valuations.

We don’t just know the Pontypridd property market, we know Pontypridd. We know Eagles Rock and Lions Rock, we have walked to Shoni’s Pond and had a drink in the Llanover

We remember Olly Murs, JLS and Little mix playing ‘Ponty Park’, and Jessie Jay being cancelled, but our favourite was The Damned and Stiff Little Fingers playing ‘The Muni’.

From the old ‘pitch and putt’ in the park to swimming at the new lido, from rugby at Sardis Road to football ‘up the Maritime’, it’s fair to say we’ve been there!

We’ve seen the old Coed Y Lan school derelict, and then brought back to life as apartments and townhouses. We’ve seen the Technical College and Welsh school in Rhydyfelin disappear and modern housing replace them.

Pontypridd town centre has endured some tough times over recent years, but there is now a new vibrancy to the town. It may seem quieter when compared to bygone days but there are a wealth of independent shops appearing throughout. With a few new additions to the eating and drinking scene, it’s also attracting a more varied visitor into the town.

Three-quarters of a billion pounds is being invested to upgrade the core valleys lines resulting in the introduction of The South Wales Metro. This integrated bus, rail, cycling and walking network will improve the accessibility of Pontypridd, further increasing its appeal.

The opening of Llys Cadwyn with its gym, library, cafes, bars and offices has already brought more people to the town centre. The renovations and transformations at the old YMCA and the scheduled re-opening of ‘The Muni’ can only further enhance the appeal of Pontypridd, adding further positive reasons for people to want to live and invest in the area.