Wilson North Carolina

Looking for a new home or historic home in the friendly town of Wilson NC.

Wilson NC is a growing community of nearly 50,000 people at the crossroads of I-95 and US 264. Wilson is about 30 four-lane minutes east of Raleigh, the state capital; midway between New York and Miami. We’re less than an hour from Research Triangle Park and less than two hours from North Carolina's inviting beaches.

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People in Wilson NC enjoy:

A great mix of affordable homes; new and historic

Friendly neighbors from many backgrounds. Our population has grown in diversity, as well as numbers, in recent years.

Plenty of water. The city completed a multi-million dollar reservoir in 1999 that will provide Wilson homes and industries with ample water for 50 years or more.

An attractive downtown. The city recently made upgrades to the infrastructure, such as buried utility services and new paver-and-brick sidewalks.

Strong educational resources. Wilson County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Larry Price earned the title of NC Superintendent of the Year for 2005 and was a finalist for the national distinction.
Wilson is also home to three private schools with their own impressive records.

Affordability. Wilson's cost of living is significantly lower than larger cities, including those in the Triangle.

A great location. Wilson is 30 minutes from the Raleigh Beltline (I-440) and two hours from NC’s coast. Wilsonians can access major highways, including I-95, just minutes from their doorstep.

Natural beauty. Wilson has been awarded the “Tree City USA” distinction for 24 straight years.

Nationally accredited Police. Wilson’s Police Department was also honored recently as a flagship agency, a distinction that recognizes them as one of the best police departments in the US.

Nationally Accredited Firefighters. Wilson Fire/Rescue enjoys one of the best insurance ratings in NC. They actively work with schools and other groups to promote fire safety at home, school and work.

A strong arts community. Visitors can see local art at the Arts Council Downtown. Live theater. The Edna Earl Boykin Theater was recently improved for live performances. The Vaudeville Theater is a beautiful reminder of yesteryear.

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