If you own a home in Feasterville, Trevose or anywhere else in Lower Southampton Township, We Buy In Bucks can buy it for cash and skip the listing process entirely. We buy throughout the 19053 ZIP code, send a written cash offer within 24 hours and can close in as little as 5 days. There are no fees, no commissions and no repairs on your end. Call (267) 751-9256.
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Sell Your House Fast in Feasterville, PA
Lower Southampton is a township of 20,599 people (2020 Census) just over the Philadelphia line, with Neshaminy Creek and Poquessing Creek as its main waterways. It split from the old Southampton Township in 1928, and its former villages include Feasterville, Trevose, Oakford, Siles, Brownsville and Scottsville. Feasterville takes its name from Aaron Feaster, whose family land sat near the old Buck Hotel at Bustleton Pike and Bridgetown Pike. Parts of Trevose and Oakford cross into Bensalem, and the whole area shares the 19053 ZIP code.
Most of the township’s roughly 7,200 homes went up after World War II, as families moved out from Northeast Philadelphia along Bustleton Pike and Street Road. Pine Tree Farms dates to the early 1950s, and Sweetwater Farms added about 250 houses in the late 1980s. You will also find Capes, ranchers and bungalows, and some older houses that began as summer homes. Many of these homes have had one owner for decades, which often means original baths, older electrical panels and deferred maintenance.
Selling in Lower Southampton has one extra step that surprises people: a township Use and Occupancy inspection. The application must be filed at least 30 days before settlement, the house is checked against the property maintenance code (smoke detectors, GFCI outlets, sump pumps, railings and more), and the sewer lateral must be inspected by a township-registered plumber. The township says “as is” sales are not exempt. If your house needs a lot of work, that inspection can stall a normal sale. We buy with those repairs still open.
How It Works
- Request your offer. Use our online form or call us. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
- Review a written cash offer in 24 hours. After a quick walk-through, we put a firm number on paper and explain how we arrived at it.
- Set the settlement date. We can settle in as little as 5 days through a licensed title company, or on a later date that fits your move.
Houses We Buy in Feasterville and Trevose
Here are some of the Lower Southampton homes we buy:
- Early-1950s Pine Tree Farms houses with original kitchens and baths
- Homes that failed the township U&O inspection or the sewer lateral check
- Ranchers owned by longtime residents who are downsizing or moving closer to family
- Older bungalows and former summer homes with foundation, roof or wiring issues
- Houses near Neshaminy Creek with basement water problems
- Late-1980s Sweetwater Farms homes that need updates the owner cannot fund
- Inherited Trevose and Feasterville homes still full of a parent’s belongings
Why Lower Southampton Homeowners Choose We Buy In Bucks
We are a local Bucks County buyer, not an out-of-state call center. You are under no obligation when you ask for an offer. Our written offer lays out the price, the closing date and what we expect to repair, and we will walk through the U&O process with you so nothing comes as a surprise.
A cash sale is not always the right move. If your home is updated and ready to show, an agent may get you more money, and we will say so. Compare both paths on our cash offer vs. listing page. If the township has already cited the property, see how we buy houses with code violations.
Nearby Areas We Serve
We also buy homes next door in Bensalem, in Southampton (our page for Upper Southampton), across Neshaminy Creek in Middletown Township and in nearby Northampton Township. View every town on our areas we serve page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lower Southampton require a resale inspection?
Yes. The township requires a Residential Use and Occupancy permit for the resale of a single-family home, filed at least 30 days before settlement, plus a sewer lateral inspection by a township-registered plumber. The current application lists a $125 fee. Check the latest requirements on the Lower Southampton Township website.
What happens if my house fails the U&O inspection?
According to the township’s application, a failed inspection can lead to a temporary Use and Occupancy certificate so settlement can go forward, and the new owner then has up to 12 months to finish repairs. When we buy, we take on those repairs, so you do not have to fix anything before closing.
Is Feasterville the same as Southampton?
No. Feasterville and most of Trevose are in Lower Southampton Township and use the 19053 ZIP code. Upper Southampton is a separate township with its own rules. Lower Southampton homes are in the Neshaminy School District.
Are there any fees when I sell to you?
No. We do not charge commissions or fees, and you do not pay for repairs. The offer we put in writing is the amount we pay for the house.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.