Welcome to Pikeville!
Searching for the perfect rural town that's packed with endless amounts of Southern charm? You'll find Pikeville nestled between Goldsboro and Wilson, but don't be fooled by its size—this little community is one of the best-kept secrets in all of Wayne County!
Take a leisurely stroll down Main Street to discover what life is really about in Pikeville. There's always a friendly face or somewhere new to explore—but even more excitement awaits outside of city limits, where you'll uncover a variety of green spaces and stunning neighborhoods, many of which showcase new construction homes.
Ready to experience everything Pikeville has to offer? Let's explore.
$285,000 Median Sale Price
$1,100 Median Rent
The Homes
Pikeville features a blend of new construction and existing homes that often come with a lot of land and a lower-than-average price tag.
The Commute
You won't have to travel far to get to Goldsboro or Wilson—Pikeville is under 30 minutes away from both cities via local highways.
The Schools
Students living in Pikeville are served by Wayne County Schools, which operates two elementary schools and a high school in town.
Demographics
Population: 674
County: Wayne
Zip Code: 27863
Travel & Commute
Goldsboro: 13 minutes
Wilson: 26 minutes
Major Roads: I-795, US-301, US-264, US-70
Where Is Pikeville?
Parks and Recreation
Pikeville's rural landscape makes it ideal for anyone who loves to spend time in the great outdoors. The town's crown jewel has to be Dee's Memorial Park, which is located just outside of Downtown. Here, you'll uncover everything from a playground to sports fields and even a band shell for outdoor concerts.
A .75 mile paved trail also surrounds the perimeter of the park—it's the perfect place to take in the beauty of nature!
Attractions
Although it may be small, Pikeville is just a stone's throw away from some of Wayne County's coolest destinations. To learn a little more about local history, consider paying a visit to the North Carolina Cotton Museum right across the street from Town Hall, or take a trip to the Charles B. Aycock Birthplace & Museum in nearby Fremont.
Plenty of bigger city excitement also awaits in communities like Wilson, Goldsboro, and Smithfield.
Shopping and Dining
Pikeville is home to dozens of locally owned restaurants and shops, but this small town is also close to a lot of modern conveniences, too. If you want to sample some of the best flavors in Pikeville, you can't go wrong with the Pikeville Dawg House, an informal eatery with the best hot dogs around.
You'll also find just about anything you could possibly need, including big box stores, gas stations, and supermarkets, along US-70 and I-795.
Let's Get You Moving!
If you're thinking of making a move to Pikeville, we'd love to help you explore all of your options! Contact the Beth Hines Team today for more information—we're excited to jumpstart your real estate journey.
Selling a home? We can help with that, too!
