Selling a house in Simpson? ENC Home Solutions buys houses, lots and land in the Village of Simpson and the Grimesland Township countryside around it for cash, as-is. Simpson is one of the smallest incorporated places in Pitt County, with about 390 residents, so a house here can wait a long time for the right retail buyer. We are a phone call away in Greenville and we have bought in Simpson before.
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.
Why is selling in a small village like Simpson different?
In a place this size, there are only a handful of sales a year, and many buyers searching online never think to look east of Greenville off NC-33. That means fewer showings, fewer comparable sales for an appraiser to lean on, and a longer wait for a buyer whose loan can close. A cash buyer who already knows the area removes those problems: no appraisal, no lender and no waiting on a stranger to discover the village.
What we see most often in Simpson
- Older single-story homes on village lots that need a roof, heating and air or a full update
- Family homes passed down to several heirs who now live in different places
- Mobile homes on owned land along the roads outside the village limits
- Vacant lots and small acreage tracts
- Houses near the rail line that buyers with loans tend to pass over
Where is Simpson property paperwork handled?
Simpson is in Pitt County, so deeds are recorded with the Pitt County Register of Deeds in Greenville, estates are opened with the Clerk of Superior Court at the Pitt County Courthouse in Greenville, and property taxes are billed by Pitt County Tax Administration along with any village tax. If you are behind on those taxes, read Behind on Property Taxes in Pitt County.
Is the location a problem for a cash sale?
No. We like Simpson. It sits a few minutes from Greenville, close to Goose Creek State Park and River Park North, with a community park on Telfaire Street. We price your property on its own condition and what similar properties nearby have sold for, and we explain how we got to the number.
How does selling to ENC Home Solutions work?
- Call us or fill out the form. Tell us the address and a little about the property.
- 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.
- You get a written cash offer. You get it within 96 hours, with no obligation and no pressure.
- You choose the closing date. A local North Carolina closing attorney handles the title work and payoffs.
- 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 houses in the Village of Simpson itself?
Yes, inside the village limits and in the surrounding Grimesland Township, including ZIP code 27879.
My parents left the Simpson house to me and my siblings. Can we sell?
Yes. Every owner, or the estate, signs at closing, and we can work with siblings who live out of state. See Inherited and Probate Property.
Do you buy just the land if the house is not worth saving?
Yes. We buy lots and acreage with or without a structure, and with old mobile homes still on them.
Will you make me clean the house out?
No. Take what you want and leave the rest. The cleanout is on us.
How close is Simpson to your office?
We are based in Greenville, just west of Simpson, so we can usually walk your property within a few days.
Related pages: Grimesland · Greenville · Pitt County · Inherited property · Vacant property
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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.