Pink Hill, NC Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Pink Hill, located in rural eastern North Carolina, is a small town with fewer than 500 residents within its official limits and a few thousand more in the surrounding farmland and forest areas. Named after a hill that turns pink with blooming phlox flowers, Pink Hill has a rich agricultural history dating back to the 1800s. The town features local businesses, a library, a volunteer fire department, and the town hall along its gridded streets. Single-family homes are common, often situated on large lots ranging from half an acre to several acres, with midcentury ranch-style homes being the most prevalent. Early 20th-century bungalows and cottages are also found near the town center, and new construction homes are available. Pink Hill has a low crime risk compared to the national average. The town center, anchored by state Highway 11, hosts boutiques, local restaurants, a coffee shop, and the Etta Jones Turner Branch of the Neuse Regional Library, which offers various community programs. For larger shopping needs, residents can drive to Kinston, 20 miles away, or Jacksonville, 35 miles southeast. Pink Hill hosts several community events and festivals, including the annual Christmas on the Hill and the Pink Hill Eggstravaganza Festival. Recreational options include Pinewood Forest Park, lighted tennis courts, and Cabin Lake County Park for camping and fishing. The Croatan National Forest is about 40 miles away, and North Carolina’s Crystal Coast beaches are roughly 60 miles away. Pink Hill is car-dependent, with state Highway 11 and Interstate 40 providing access to nearby cities and Raleigh, 100 miles away. Coastal Carolina Regional Airport is 55 miles east, and the closest full-service hospital is UNC Health Lenoir, 20 miles away.