Our buying area
Woodbridge and Surrounding Towns Where We Buy Houses
Woodbridge, Bethany, Orange, Hamden, Seymour and Prospect, plus the river towns along Route 8 and the shoreline to the south.
Real Estate Agent Woodbridge buys homes straight from their owners in Woodbridge and the towns around it, including Bethany, Orange, Hamden, New Haven, Seymour, Ansonia, Derby, West Haven, Milford and Prospect. A wooded colonial on a big lot, a raised ranch on a quiet cul-de-sac or a two-family near a downtown, the deal is identical from town to town: a cash figure with no strings, nothing to fix, closing costs on our side and a signing date you set.
Homes from earlier eras
Midcentury ranches, older capes and farmhouses with original systems make up much of what we buy.
Rural features welcome
Private wells, septic systems, outbuildings and long driveways never complicate our purchase.
Multi-family too
Two- and three-family homes in the valley towns, empty or with renters, are bought on the same terms.
Where We Purchase Homes
- WoodbridgeRoute 63 & Route 69
Wooded lots, older colonials and ranches, many on wells and septic.
Our base - BethanyRoute 42 & Route 69
Farmhouses and country homes on larger parcels.
- OrangeRoute 1 & Route 34
Split-levels and colonials, often with original kitchens.
- HamdenRoute 10 & Wilbur Cross Parkway
Capes and raised ranches from the New Haven line up toward Sleeping Giant.
- New HavenI-91 & I-95
City multi-families and older homes in any condition.
- SeymourRoute 8 & Route 67
Hillside homes and older multi-families above the Naugatuck.
- AnsoniaRoute 8 along the Naugatuck
Valley multi-families and modest single-family homes.
- DerbyRoute 8 & Route 34
Older houses at the meeting of two rivers.
- West HavenI-95 & Route 1
Shore cottages and capes close to Long Island Sound.
- MilfordI-95 & Route 1
Beach-area and inland homes, bought as they stand.
- ProspectRoute 68 & Route 69
Ranches and colonials on quiet roads north of the valley.
One Set of Terms Everywhere We Buy
A ranch in Prospect and a two-family in Ansonia go through the identical process. We look the house over once, in person or through photos, explain a cash figure that binds you to nothing, and let you choose the signing day. An attorney in Connecticut runs the closing and pays off any loan or lien from the sale money, the closing costs are ours, and leftover belongings are cleared out afterward.
Included in Every Purchase, in Every Town
Own an Older Home Near Woodbridge?
Give us the town and a quick sense of the house. We will say right away whether it is a fit and how things would proceed from there.