We Buy Houses in Augusta County and Stuarts Draft, Virginia
Stuarts Draft, Fishersville, Verona or a farm road in between: we buy Augusta County houses for cash, as they are, on the closing date you choose.
Get An Offer On Your Augusta County House
Where we buy in Augusta County
Augusta County wraps around the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, reaching from the Blue Ridge in the east to the Allegheny ridges on the West Virginia line. This page covers the county outside those two cities; they each have their own page, Staunton and Waynesboro.
We buy in Fishersville, between the two cities along Interstate 64, and in Verona, just north of Staunton on U.S. 11, where the county's government center is. To the north we buy in Weyers Cave, near the regional airport, and in Mount Sidney. To the west, Churchville, Swoope and Deerfield, and the town of Craigsville. Along the southern edge we buy in Middlebrook, Greenville and Mint Spring, and east toward the mountains in Lyndhurst, Sherando and Crimora.
Valley farmhouses, brick ranches from the 1960s and 1970s, mobile homes on land and newer houses in subdivisions are all things we buy. Wells, septic systems, outbuildings and acreage come along with the sale, and so does anything you decide to leave in the barn.
Selling a house in Stuarts Draft
Stuarts Draft is an unincorporated community in southeastern Augusta County, just south of Waynesboro, with Staunton to the north. U.S. 340 runs through it, and the South River flows alongside. Blue Mountain buys houses in Stuarts Draft in any condition: older homes that need a roof or new systems, rentals, inherited houses and houses still full of furniture. The process works the same way as anywhere else we buy. You tell us about the house, Scott comes out to see it, and you get a written cash offer. If you accept, a local title company handles the closing on the date you pick, and you don't repair, clean or list anything first.
Why Augusta County owners sell for cash
Owners give many reasons for a direct sale. Three of the most common are below.
Repairs that would eat up the profit. An old farmhouse can need a roof, a new well pump, rewiring and a furnace all at once. Fixing it before listing ties up money and months. A cash buyer budgets for the work instead. Read about selling a house that needs repairs.
Inheriting a house in the county. Rural estates often come with land, sheds and decades of belongings, and the heirs may live far away. We can buy the whole property as it stands. See selling an inherited house.
Payments that have fallen behind. If you're behind on the mortgage, waiting rarely improves your choices. Selling before a foreclosure sale can settle the loan on your terms. See stopping foreclosure.
How it works
Selling an Augusta County house to us comes down to three steps.
STEP 1
Tell us about your house. We’ll get started today analyzing your property.
STEP 2
We’ll make you a fair offer based on the market value and condition with no obligation.
STEP 3
Choose the day you’d like to close and pick up your check. It’s that easy!
Augusta County questions
Where is probate handled for an Augusta County property?
At the clerk's office of the Augusta County Circuit Court, which is in the county courthouse in downtown Staunton, even though the county's other offices are in Verona.
Is Stuarts Draft covered, or only the towns near Staunton?
Stuarts Draft is covered, along with the rest of the county outside the two cities, from Weyers Cave in the north to Greenville in the south. Houses inside the Staunton or Waynesboro city limits are on their own pages.
Do you buy farms and houses on acreage?
Yes. Land, barns and outbuildings are part of what we buy, and you can leave behind equipment and belongings you don't want.
What does it cost me to get an offer?
Nothing. The offer is free and carries no obligation, and when you sell to us there is no commission and we pay the closing costs.