Sell Your Grimesland Property for Cash

ENC Home Solutions buys houses, farms and land for cash in Grimesland and the eastern Pitt County countryside along NC-33. Grimesland is changing fast: new subdivisions are filling in between Greenville and the Tar River, while the older ranches and farmhouses that built the town still stand next door. If you own one of those older properties and do not want to fix it up to compete with new construction, we buy it as it is.

ENC Home Solutions is a family-owned cash home buyer in Greenville, North Carolina, buying houses, land and mobile homes across Pitt County and Eastern North Carolina since 2020, with 150+ properties bought and counting.

A Grimesland property ENC Home Solutions bought. We have closed on properties right here in eastern Pitt County.
A Grimesland property ENC Home Solutions bought. We have closed on properties right here in eastern Pitt County.

Why sell an older Grimesland home for cash instead of listing it?

In the 27837 ZIP code, buyers can choose new subdivision homes, and many retail buyers compare every older house against them. An older ranch with original kitchens, an aging septic system or a tired roof often sits while new homes sell. Listing can still make sense if your home is updated, and we will tell you so. If it needs work, a cash sale skips the repairs, the inspection haggling and the months of carrying costs.

Grimesland properties we buy

  • Brick and frame ranches from the 1960s through the 1990s that need updating
  • Farmhouses and the acreage around them, including inherited farmland
  • Houses on well and septic that a lender inspection may flag
  • Mobile homes on owned land
  • Lots and wooded tracts between NC-33 and the Tar River

A town with deep roots

Grimesland was laid out on the Grimesland Plantation, whose 1790 house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Families here often have owned land for generations, which is why we see so many properties with several heirs on the title. We are used to that and work with your estate or closing attorney to sort out who needs to sign.

Where is Grimesland property paperwork handled?

Grimesland is in Pitt County. Deeds are recorded with the Pitt County Register of Deeds in Greenville, estates go through the Clerk of Superior Court at the Pitt County Courthouse, and taxes are billed by Pitt County Tax Administration.

How does selling to ENC Home Solutions work?

  1. Call us or fill out the form. Tell us the address and a little about the property.
  2. We walk the property. A member of our team sees it in person, usually within a few days and at a time that suits you.
  3. You get a written cash offer. You get it within 96 hours, with no obligation and no pressure.
  4. You choose the closing date. A local North Carolina closing attorney handles the title work and payoffs.
  5. Get paid at closing. No commissions, no repairs and no cleanout, and we cover the closing costs.

Get a written cash offer for your property. No obligation, no commissions, no repairs.

Frequently asked questions

Do you buy farmland near Grimesland?

Yes. We buy farmland, timber tracts and lots, with or without a house, including land owned by several family members.

The house is near new subdivisions. Will that help my price?

It can. We look at what nearby properties in similar condition have sold for, and we explain our numbers.

Do you buy houses with a failing septic system?

Yes. We buy as-is, so septic, well and drainage problems are ours to deal with. See Sell a Property That Needs Major Repairs.

Can I keep living there until closing?

Yes. You choose the closing date, so you can plan your move first.

Do you charge any fees?

No commissions or fees, and we cover the closing costs.

Related pages: Simpson · Greenville · Washington · Pitt County · Major repairs

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ENC Home Solutions is not a law firm, and this page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Laws and local procedures change, and every situation is different, so we recommend talking with a North Carolina attorney before you act.

Written by Rachael T., Owner, ENC Home Solutions. Last updated October 27, 2026.

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