Need to sell a house in New Hope or Solebury Township without the hassle of a listing? We Buy In Bucks pays cash for homes in New Hope (18938), Solebury (18963), Lahaska, Lumberville, Center Bridge, Phillips Mill and nearby villages. Expect a written cash offer within 24 hours and a closing in as little as 5 days, with no fees, no commissions and no repairs on your end. Call (267) 751-9256.

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Sell Your House Fast in New Hope, PA

New Hope Borough is a small river town, about 1.25 square miles on the west bank of the Delaware with 2,612 residents at the 2020 Census. It began as Wells’ Ferry and then Coryell’s Ferry, took the name New Hope after Benjamin Parry rebuilt his burned mills in the 1790s, and later grew along the Delaware Canal. The borough’s historic districts and its Historical Architectural Review Board (HARB) date to 1987, and the New Hope Village District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Solebury Township surrounds the borough and is far more rural, with 8,709 people at the 2020 Census. Its villages include Lahaska, Lumberville, Center Bridge, Phillips Mill, Aquetong, Carversville and Solebury itself. More than 30% of the township’s land is preserved, and it contains National Register historic districts at Center Bridge, Phillips Mill, Cuttalossa Valley and Upper Aquetong Valley. Routes 202, 32 (River Road), 263 and 179 tie it together.

Many homes across both towns are older and full of character: stone farmhouses, 19th-century canal-era houses, and village homes packed close together. That charm comes with practical issues when selling. Exterior work in the borough’s historic district needs HARB review, and riverside properties face real flood risk. The National Weather Service records major Delaware River crests at New Hope in 1955, 2004, 2005 and 2006, and an old house that took on water in one of those floods may still show it.

How It Works

  1. Request your offer. Fill out our short offer form or pick up the phone. We just need the basics to begin.
  2. See your number in writing. We walk through the house and send a written cash offer within 24 hours. Take your time deciding.
  3. Close on your schedule. Settlement can happen in as little as 5 days or on a date you choose, at a licensed title company.

Houses We Buy in New Hope and Solebury

We buy homes in any condition throughout the borough and the township, including:

  • Historic borough homes where needed exterior work would require HARB review and a Certificate of Appropriateness
  • Houses near the river or the canal with past flood damage, mold or high flood insurance premiums
  • Stone farmhouses in Solebury with old systems, wet basements or aging septic
  • Village homes in Lumberville, Center Bridge or Carversville that need a full renovation
  • Second homes or weekend houses the owners no longer use and do not want to fix up
  • Inherited properties where family members live far from Bucks County
  • Homes that have sat on the market without selling because of condition or location issues

Why New Hope Homeowners Choose We Buy In Bucks

We are a local Bucks County company, and we buy the houses ourselves. Getting an offer does not obligate you to anything. Each offer comes in writing, and we explain the pieces that go into it: comparable sales, the repair work we expect, and our costs to carry and resell the property.

We are honest about the trade-offs. New Hope and Solebury draw a lot of buyers, and if your house is in good condition, listing with an agent may net you more. Read our cash offer vs. listing comparison before you decide. If you are dealing with a family property, our page on selling an inherited house in Bucks County may help.

Nearby Areas We Serve

Beyond New Hope and Solebury, we buy homes in Buckingham Township, Upper Makefield, Plumstead Township and Doylestown. Browse every town on our areas we serve page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

My home is in New Hope’s historic district. Do I need approval to sell it?

Selling the house itself does not need HARB approval. What the borough regulates is exterior work: according to New Hope Borough, changes such as demolition, exterior alterations including painting, signs, fences and lighting are reviewed by HARB and approved by Borough Council. That can make repairs before a listing slower, which is one reason some owners sell as-is.

Do you buy houses that flooded?

Yes. The Delaware has reached major flood levels at New Hope several times, including three years in a row from 2004 to 2006. We buy homes with flood history or water damage and account for the repairs in our offer.

Which school district covers New Hope and Solebury?

Both are served by the New Hope-Solebury School District. The two communities merged their school districts in 1957.

Can you close if I am out of state?

Yes. Owners of second homes and inherited houses often live elsewhere. The title company can usually arrange for you to sign remotely, so you do not need to travel to settlement.

This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.