From the older streets of Sylvan Hills to Gravel Ridge, get a written cash offer for your Sherwood house and close when you’re ready.
Sherwood is a Pulaski County city of about 32,700 people between North Little Rock and Jacksonville, along US 67/167. It grew from fewer than 800 people in 1950 to more than 18,000 by 1990, so most Sherwood houses date from the 1970s and 1980s. The median house here was built in 1986.
Little Rock Property Buyers buys Sherwood houses as they are. We don’t need you to update the kitchen or replace the carpet. You get one written offer, and you choose the closing date.
No showings and no open houses. Here are the three steps from your first call to closing day.
Fill out the form or call 501-381-7493 and tell us what is going on with the house.
We walk through the house at a time that works for you so our offer reflects its real condition.
If the number works for you, you choose the closing day.
Next door we buy in North Little Rock and Jacksonville, and a little farther out in Cabot. See every area we buy in.
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Russellville
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Roof and storm damage from 2023. The March 31, 2023 tornado ran through Sherwood mostly along Lee Avenue, with damage near John F. Kennedy Boulevard and Club Road, Kiehl Avenue and Northgate Drive. Most of it was roof, garage and shed damage. If yours is still not fully fixed, you can sell it that way.
A 1970s or 1980s house that needs updating. About 4 in 10 Sherwood homes were built in those two decades. Original windows, older HVAC and dated baths can mean a long list from a buyer’s inspector. We skip the inspection repair list. See selling an outdated 70s, 80s or 90s home.
Sell it the way it sits today.
Leave behind anything you don't want.
No agent commission and no closing costs for you.
Close in as little as 7 days or wait up to 6 months.
The number we put in writing is the number you get.
If selling to us is not your best move, we will tell you.
Inherited, tenants, liens, divorce or a house that needs everything.
Sell an Arkansas house without moving back to do it.
Sherwood started as the Sylvan Hills farm community, where Justin Matthews Sr. began laying out a subdivision in 1926. North Hills grew up around a country club that also dates to 1926. Newer subdivisions along Miller Road, like Miller’s Crossing, came in the 2000s. About 7 in 10 Sherwood homes are owner occupied. We buy older and newer homes alike.
Gravel Ridge is part of the story too. Residents there voted to join Sherwood in 2008, and much of it is older ranch houses on bigger lots. Whether your Sherwood house is on a large lot or a subdivision street, the offer process is the same.
These before and after photos are from our own projects. For real closing stories and the Google reviews behind them, see our Seller Success page.
Yes. Gravel Ridge residents voted to join Sherwood in 2008. We buy there the same way we buy anywhere else in Sherwood.
Yes. We buy it as is, so you don’t need to finish repairs first.
No. Leave behind anything you don’t want and we will deal with it.
Here is a simple way to compare a cash sale on a Sherwood house with listing it on the market.
Commissions: $0
Closing Costs: $0
Repairs: $0
Misc: $0
Cash You Walk Away With: $150,000
Time Period: 14 days
Guaranteed: Yes
Commissions: $10200
Closing Costs: $3400
Repairs: $4000
Misc: $1000
Cash You Walk Away With $149,500
Time Period: 61+ days
Guaranteed: No
