Pitt County · Bethel, Grifton, Grimesland, Simpson, Fountain & Falkland

Homes for Sale in
Pitt County's Small Towns

Set expectations: Each of these towns is small enough that inventory can be thin or zero at any given moment — check back, or call Travis directly for what's coming.
Rural due diligence: Well and septic systems, unpaved road access, and older utility infrastructure are common here — budget for the inspections that go with them.
USDA eligibility: These are among the most rural parts of Pitt County, so much of the area may qualify geographically for USDA financing — but eligibility is checked parcel by parcel, not assumed. See the USDA Eligibility Brief .

Bethel (roughly 1,400 people, agricultural), Grifton (roughly 2,450, straddling the Pitt/Lenoir line and known for its Shad Festival), Grimesland (roughly 390, on the Tar River), Simpson (roughly 390, a village near Greenville in Grimesland Township), Fountain (roughly 450, rural), and Falkland (roughly 47, the smallest incorporated town in the county) are grouped on this page because any one of them individually shows only a handful of active listings at a time.

Homes for Sale inPitt County's Small Towns

Homes for Sale in
Pitt County's Small Towns