Pitt County Property Tax Calculator

Locality estimate page for Pitt County, North Carolina. Use this county/locality rate for faster screening, then confirm parcel-specific details with your local tax authority.

County/Locality Effective Rate

0.83%

State Effective Rate

0.66%

Sample Annual Tax Difference

$723

Median Home Value (ACS)

$208,900

Median Annual Tax Bill (ACS)

$1,734

Owner-Occupied Households

38,344

The typical owner-occupied home in Pitt County is valued at $208,900 with a median real estate tax bill of $1,734 per year — an effective rate of 0.83%. Both figures come from the same ACS release, so the ratio is an estimate rather than an aggregate of individual bills.

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State Mortgage Context: North Carolina

Most counties in this state follow the standard FHA floor framework.

State Effective Tax Rate

0.66%

FHA 1-Unit Floor

$541,287

FHA 1-Unit Ceiling

$1,249,125

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In Pitt County, North Carolina, the current county-level estimate is 0.83%, or approximately $3,320 annually on a $400,000 home.

How to Use This County Estimate

Step 1

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Step 2

Apply exemptions that may reduce taxable value.

Step 3

Compare county/locality estimate against statewide fallback.

Pitt County Property Tax Snapshot

Estimated effective rate: 0.83% · vs North Carolina: 0.66% · vs national benchmark: 0.90%

Home value	Estimated annual tax	Estimated monthly tax
$250,000	$2,075	$173
$400,000	$3,320	$277
$500,000	$4,150	$346
$750,000	$6,225	$519
$1,000,000	$8,300	$692

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Source Transparency

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates (B25103 / B25077)

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Last updated: August 2026

Estimates only. Confirm parcel-specific amounts with the official local taxing authority.

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