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200 S Douglas St, Goldsboro
$255,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
This beautifully remodeled all brick ranch is a must see and offers easy one-level living on a quiet street. Enjoy your rocking chair front porch and a large level 1/3-acre yard with a roomy deck—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Inside, you'll love the all-new LVP flooring, fresh interior paint, and stylish new light fixtures and recessed lighting. The stunning kitchen features new white soft-close shaker cabinets, granite counters, tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances. Both bathrooms are updated, and the new vinyl windows add comfort and efficiency. An oversized two-car attached garage provides great storage and convenience. Move-in ready, no HOA, and plenty of outdoor space—this one is truly ready for you to call home!

200 S Douglas St, Goldsboro

213 Douglas St St, Goldsboro
$29,000
This .47-acre homesite in Goldsboro offers electric service and public water at the street; a septic system will be required. The topography is flat, making it easy to plan and build, and the location sits in an established neighborhood close to groceries, schools, parks, and major roadways—so you can focus on your design instead of heavy site work. Goldsboro blends small-city comfort with real opportunity. As the county seat and home to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, it benefits from durable military, healthcare, education, and service-sector employment. The city hits a great scale—plenty of amenities without losing its friendly pace—rooted in a railroad heritage that evolved into today's quick connections via US-70/I-42 and I-795. Weekends are effortless: stroll downtown for dining and events, catch a show at the Paramount Theatre, or spend the day at Herman Park and the Bryan Multi-Sports Complex. Nature lovers can explore Cliffs of the Neuse State Park for hiking, paddling, and river views. The local job market is diverse and steady. Seymour Johnson AFB anchors thousands of on- and off-base positions; UNC Health Wayne expands opportunities across clinical and administrative roles; Wayne County Public Schools and local government provide stable careers; and regional food processing and manufacturing (including firms like Mt. Olive Pickle, Butterball, and Case Farms across Wayne County) offer both skilled and entry-level paths. Households at different stages of their careers can find a foothold here. When you want sand and surf, the coast is within easy reach—roughly two hours to Atlantic Beach and about 1¾-2 hours to Wilmington/Wrightsville Beach—while Raleigh sits about an hour to the northwest for big-city arts, sports, and air travel. Bring your builder and your vision: 213 S Douglas St is a utility-ready, flat and buildable lot in a steady market with lifestyle perks in every direction.

213 Douglas St St, Goldsboro

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