Everything But The House, a startup that is creating a digital marketplace for estate sales, has raised $41.5 million in new round, Fortune has learned exclusively.
The round, which brings the company’s total funding to $84.5 million, was led by existing investor Greenspring Associates, with participation from returning investors Greycroft Partners and Spark Capital.
Everything But The House was founded in 2008 with the ambition of bring estate sales online. As CEO Andy Nielsen explains, getting rid of old items of a loved one after they die can be a painfully time-consuming and arduous process if done without help.
