Sell Your Doublewide in New Albany for Cash

We Buy Manufactured Homes on Land in New Albany, Indiana

New Albany is the county seat of Floyd County and the third-largest city in Southern Indiana, with a population of about 38,000. Sitting directly across the Ohio River from Louisville via the Sherman Minton Bridge (I-64), New Albany has a rich history — from its steamboat-era mansions along Main Street to its role as a thriving industrial hub in the 19th century. Today, downtown New Albany is experiencing a renaissance with new restaurants and shops along Pearl Street and State Street. But away from downtown, the neighborhoods extending north and west — along Charlestown Road, Grant Line Road, and the Budd Road corridor — are home to manufactured homes on private land throughout the hilly terrain of Floyd County.

If you own a doublewide, singlewide, or manufactured home sitting on your own land anywhere in New Albany or Floyd County, we want to talk. We buy the home AND the land together — one deal, one check, cash in your hand. Roger is based in Sellersburg, just across the Clark-Floyd county line, and can be at your property in about 15 minutes.

New Albany Areas We Serve

We purchase manufactured homes on private land throughout New Albany and Floyd County:

• Grant Line Road corridor — heading northeast from town toward Georgetown, where manufactured homes sit on private lots along the winding road through hilly terrain
• Charlestown Road & north New Albany — the corridor heading toward Clarksville and Clark County, with doublewides on established private lots
• Budd Road & west New Albany — the rural western edge of the city approaching Harrison County, where manufactured homes on larger wooded parcels are common
• Daisy Lane & Green Valley Road area — the hilly residential areas northwest of downtown where singlewides and doublewides occupy private lots among the trees
• Mount Tabor Road & Slate Run Road — the rolling terrain south and east of town where manufactured homes on private acreage dot the landscape heading toward the Knobs

Why New Albany Homeowners Sell to Us

New Albany's downtown revival has driven up interest in the Pearl Street lofts and historic homes along Main Street, but manufactured homes on private land in the outskirts don't benefit from that buzz. Local realtors chase the downtown listings and the Knobs luxury market. They won't bother with a doublewide. National cash-buyer companies send generic mailers from other states. We're different — Roger is based in Sellersburg, right across the county line, and he drives to every property in person.

Whether your manufactured home sits off Grant Line Road, along Budd Road, near Mount Tabor, or on a hillside lot in the Knobs, we buy it where it sits. Bad roof, soft floors, water damage, overgrown lot — doesn't matter. We buy the home and land as-is. You walk away with cash and zero hassle.

Getting Around New Albany

New Albany sits at the junction of I-64 and State Street (SR 111), connected to Louisville by the Sherman Minton Bridge. Grant Line Road (SR 111) runs northeast toward Georgetown and Floyds Knobs, while Charlestown Road connects to Clarksville and Clark County. The Knobs — a series of hills formed by ancient geological activity — rise dramatically north and west of the city, creating the scenic, hilly terrain that defines Floyd County. The Floyd County Courthouse sits downtown, and Indiana University Southeast is on the east side of the city.

We know New Albany and Floyd County inside and out. We know the Floyd County Assessor, the Indiana manufactured home title process, and the local property values. Our offer is based on real, firsthand knowledge of your area.