About
Welcome to the Village of Simpson North Carolina website. The Village of Simpson is located in the Grimesland Township, Pitt County. The Village is approximately one mile south of NC 33, at the intersection of SR 1755 and 1759 and the Norfolk and Southern Railroad.
The Village of Simpson is a small, welcoming community located in Pitt County, North Carolina, just outside of Greenville. With a population of around 400 residents, Simpson offers the charm of small-town living while remaining conveniently connected to the Greenville metropolitan area.
Covering just under half a square mile, the village provides a peaceful rural setting where neighbors know one another and community pride runs deep. Simpson sits near the intersection of local roads south of NC Highway 33 and is part of the greater Greenville area, giving residents easy access to regional healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.
Named after Revolutionary War general and early settler John Simpson, the village reflects a long tradition of heritage and community spirit. Today, Simpson continues to grow while maintaining the close-knit atmosphere that makes it a special place to live, work, and raise a family.
Established 1914
Established in 1914, the Village of Simpson is a small, close-knit community in Pitt County, North Carolina, located just minutes from Greenville. With deep roots and a proud history, Simpson has maintained the charm and friendliness of a traditional Eastern North Carolina village for more than a century.
While honoring its past, Simpson continues to look toward the future. Residents enjoy the quiet atmosphere of small-town living while remaining conveniently connected to the opportunities, healthcare, and education available in the nearby Greenville area. Community pride, neighborly spirit, and a commitment to growth make Simpson a wonderful place to live, work, and build a future.
Living
Located just east of Greenville, Simpson is a small village that dates back to the early 1900’s. The Simpson land use planning area consists of 4.77 square miles, including the town limits and the area contained within the extraterritorial jurisdiction. The town limits contain .44 square miles. The Village of Simpson is home to a community park which has a basketball court, baseball field, and playground; it is located on Telfaire Street and has new walking trails. Simpson is minutes away from multiple recreational parks including Goose Creek State Park and River Park North. The Village is under a 2 hour drive to popular North Carolina beaches, such as Atlantic Beach and Emerald Isle. Located just an hour to the west is the State Capital of Raleigh.
Housing
The median household income for the Village of Simpson is $54,554. There are a total of 215 housing units in the Village. The median home price in Simpson is $143,000. The average household size in Simpson is 2.46 persons per household, a little larger than the average household size in Pitt County which is 2.21 persons per household.
Population
In 2018, the United States Census Bureau estimated the Village of Simpson to have a population of 478 people.
Education
The Village of Simpson is located near East Carolina University and Pitt Community College. Children living in Simpson can attend Pitt County Schools or a nearby private school. According to the United States Census Bureau over 88% of residents hold a high school degree or higher.
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Village hours
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm
Address
Village of Simpson Town Hall
2768 Thompson St,
Simpson, NC 27879