Homeowners in Hilltown Township, PA can sell for cash without listing, repairing or paying a commission. We Buy In Bucks buys houses throughout the township, from Hilltown village (18927) and Blooming Glen (18911) to Line Lexington (18932) and the Perkasie-address neighborhoods near Route 313. You will have a written cash offer within 24 hours, we can close in as little as 5 days, and there are no fees. Call (267) 751-9256.
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Hilltown is a large, mostly rural township in upper-central Bucks County, with 16,284 residents at the 2020 Census. It wraps around the borough of Silverdale and takes in a long list of villages, including Blooming Glen, Line Lexington, Hilltown, Leidytown, Fricks, Unionville, Mount Pleasant and Keystone Point. Settlers arrived around 1700, mostly Welsh Baptists, followed by Mennonites in 1727 and German settlers soon after. The old Bethlehem Road, now Hilltown Pike, was in use as early as 1683.
According to the township, Hilltown stayed a farming community until the end of World War II. After the war, single-family homes went up here and there along country roads, and large developments began in the late 1970s. That history is easy to see today: older farmhouses and scattered post-war homes sit next to subdivisions built since the late 1970s and newer communities such as Regency at Hilltown, a gated 55+ townhome community by Toll Brothers off Route 313.
Routes 309, 113, 152 and 313 cross the township, and the population has grown from 2,808 in 1930 to more than 16,000 today. The township is also home to Green Hills Farm, Pearl S. Buck’s former home and a National Historic Landmark, and to the Strassburger Farmstead kept by the Hilltown Historical Society. With growth spread over so many decades, sellers deal with very different problems. A post-war house may need a new roof, electrical work and a kitchen. A farmhouse may have outbuildings and a long list of deferred repairs. A colonial in an older subdivision may simply be dated in every room.
How It Works
- Send us the address. Request a cash offer online or call. We will ask a few quick questions about the house.
- Get a firm written offer. After a walk-through, you receive a cash offer in writing within 24 hours, with no strings attached.
- Close when you are ready. Pick a settlement date as soon as 5 days out or further down the road. A licensed title company handles the closing.
Houses We Buy in Hilltown
We buy homes in almost any condition across Hilltown Township, such as:
- Post-war single-family homes along country roads with original kitchens, baths and wiring
- Farmhouses near Blooming Glen or Hilltown village with barns and outbuildings in poor shape
- Colonials in subdivisions from the late 1970s onward where the roof, siding, HVAC and windows are all due
- Line Lexington homes along the Route 309 corridor that need updating
- Houses behind on mortgage payments or facing a sheriff sale
- Rental homes with problem tenants or heavy wear
- Estate properties where the family wants a straightforward, as-is sale
Why Hilltown Homeowners Choose We Buy In Bucks
We are a local Bucks County buyer, and we make our own decisions on the houses we buy. You can ask for an offer with no obligation. It arrives in writing, and we will show you how we got there: the value of similar fixed-up homes nearby, the repairs we see, and our costs to close, hold and resell.
We will tell you plainly if listing makes more sense. A well-kept, updated home in Hilltown may bring more on the open market through an agent. Our cash offer vs. listing guide breaks down both paths. If you are falling behind on payments, learn your options on our stop foreclosure in Bucks County page.
Nearby Areas We Serve
We also buy houses in the towns around Hilltown, including Perkasie, Sellersville, New Britain and Chalfont. Check our areas we serve page for more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a resale inspection to sell a house in Hilltown Township?
No. The township’s resale occupancy notice says it does not require residential resale occupancy inspections for a legally existing dwelling. New or altered dwellings still need a Certificate of Occupancy under the Uniform Construction Code, and the township police issue no-fee move-in and move-out permits.
Which school district serves Hilltown?
Most of Hilltown Township is in the Pennridge School District. A small southeast corner of the township is in the North Penn School District, so check the specific address if schools matter to your buyer.
Can you buy a farm property or a home on a lot of land?
Yes. We look at properties with acreage, barns and outbuildings. We will tell you up front if a parcel is outside what we can buy, so you do not waste time.
Is Line Lexington part of Hilltown?
Partly. Line Lexington is an unincorporated community split among Hilltown Township, New Britain Township and Hatfield Township in Montgomery County. It has its own post office (18932), though some addresses use Chalfont, Colmar or Hatfield. We buy homes on every side of the line.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.