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Whirligigs & fiber · Wilson County

Homes for sale in Wilson, NC

A gigabit-wired county seat where whirligigs spin over a historic banking downtown and billion-dollar biotech is breaking ground.

88 homes for sale in Wilson right now · about $154/sqft · ~95 days on market

88
Homes For Sale
$265K
Median Asking Price
$255K
Median Sale, 12 Mo
$154
Price Per Sq Ft
95 days
Avg. Days On Market
11%
Sold Above Asking
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Neighborhoods

Where people are buying in Wilson

The communities with the most homes on the market right now — click through for prices, recent sales, and what's available.

Living in Wilson

The local view

Wilson is a genuine mid-size city of roughly 48,000 and the seat of Wilson County, about 50 miles east of Raleigh. It grew up on tobacco and banking — BB&T, now Truist, was founded here in 1872 — and that legacy shows in a walkable brick downtown anchored by the Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park, where 30 towering wind-powered sculptures built from salvaged machine parts spin year-round. Barton College, a private liberal-arts school dating to 1902, adds a leafy campus near the historic residential districts.

Buyers choose Wilson because it delivers city-scale amenities at prices that run well below Wake County — the same dollars stretch into bigger lots, historic Craftsman blocks, or brand-new construction. Every address can tap Greenlight, the community-owned fiber network that made Wilson North Carolina's first gigabit city, a real advantage for remote workers. And the job news keeps coming: Johnson & Johnson is building a multi-billion-dollar biologics campus at Wilson Corporate Park and has announced a second major manufacturing facility in the city, with hundreds of high-wage jobs between them.

Insight Residential Realty covers Wilson as part of its five-county MLS footprint — Wake, Franklin, Nash, Wilson, and Johnston — with live listing search right on this site. From our Zebulon office, Broker-in-Charge Robert Terry and the team work the U.S. 264 corridor every week, so we can tell you how a downtown historic district home compares with new construction near the corporate park, price your listing against real comps, and line up showings before the weekend.

Recent Sales

What's actually sold in Wilson

The most recent closings recorded in Wilson — real prices, straight from the MLS.

Sold forAddressHomeClosedOn market
$225,0004606 Wood Duck Road, Wilson, NC 278933 bd · 2 ba · 1,278 sqftJul 202673 days
$1,025,0003207 Jennings Farm Drive NW, Wilson, NC 278965 bd · 4.5 ba · 5,543 sqftJul 202681 days
$450,0001007 Nash Street NW, Wilson, NC 278934 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,728 sqftJul 2026179 days
$355,0004528 Fairhaven Drive W, Wilson, NC 278933 bd · 2 ba · 1,788 sqftJul 2026112 days
$189,900808 Crawford Street S, Wilson, NC 278934 bd · 2 ba · 1,520 sqftJul 2026101 days
$110,0001102 Delano Avenue SW, Wilson, NC 278932 bd · 1 ba · 860 sqftJul 202680 days

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Wilson FAQ

Good questions, straight answers

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About 50 miles. Most drivers reach downtown Raleigh in roughly 50 minutes via U.S. 264, which also puts Zebulon, Knightdale, and the rest of the Triangle's eastern corridor on the way.

The Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park — 30 giant wind-powered sculptures in the heart of downtown — plus its banking heritage as the 1872 birthplace of BB&T (now Truist) and Greenlight, the community-owned network that made Wilson North Carolina's first gigabit city. The annual North Carolina Whirligig Festival brings the downtown to life each November.

Directionally, yes — typical home values in Wilson run well below Wake County's, so the same budget buys more house, more land, or a fully updated historic home. Use the live MLS search on this site to see current Wilson listings and compare them with the rest of our five-county area.

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